Freight shipping across the United States.
AI-ranked loads and verified carrier matching, state by state.
Freight shipping by state
Texas
Texas anchors north–south freight between Mexico and the Midwest, with Dallas–Fort Worth as its central inland distribution hub.
Georgia
Atlanta is one of the busiest freight and logistics hubs in the southeastern US, anchored by major rail intermodal yards and one of the world's busiest airports.
Illinois
Chicago is the largest rail and trucking crossroads in North America, where nearly every major interstate and Class I rail line converges.
Indiana
Indianapolis sits at the crossroads of more interstates than any other US city, making it a natural break-bulk and redistribution point.
California
Southern California's ports and warehousing move a large share of all US import freight inland by truck.
Arizona
Phoenix is a key inland distribution point for freight moving between Southern California and Texas.
Michigan
Detroit's automotive manufacturing base drives heavy, time-sensitive freight volume, much of it crossing into Ontario daily.
New York
The New York metro is one of the largest consumer freight markets in North America, with I-87 the primary route north to the Canadian border.
US freight shipping — common questions
Does Haulor operate in the United States?
Haulor is expanding into the US market, starting with the states and lanes shown here. Coverage is growing state by state alongside our Canadian network.
Do I need different authority to run freight in different US states?
Interstate carriers operate under a single USDOT/MC authority recognized across all states; some states add their own permits for oversize, hazmat, or intrastate-only hauls.