Roadrunner Freight Blog

Improper packaging can result in costly damages, fees and delays for LTL shippers. The five tips below will help LTL shippers avoid unnecessary damage and protect their freight.

When used properly, shipping Less-than-Truckload (LTL) freight can be both efficient and cost effective for shippers. The below best practices will help shippers optimize their LTL shipping with Roadrunner Freight's online tools.

Roadrunner Freight's External Newsletter is back! Learn about Freight Talk other exciting company announcements by reading here!

Have you ever wondered if you should be getting a spot quote or a rate quote for your shipment? Read our blog to learn which is best!

The National Motor Freight Classification has released an update that will go live on April 27th, 2019. Familiarize yourself with all of the NMFC updates for machinery groups, automobile parts and more!

Wondering what it would be like to partner with Roadrunner Freight as an Independent Contractor? Learn more about our fuel surcharge and discounts, fleet maintenance program, mobile application and more by clicking here!

Learn about Roadrunner Freight and how it can benefit you as an LTL shipper!

Wondering what the team culture is like at Roadrunner Freight? Check out why our team loves working at Roadrunner Freight!

Roadrunner Freight is using the power of technology to help Independent Contractors maximize their time on the road! Our mobile application, Haul NOW, provides drivers with increased visibility of available loads within the network, allows for proactive booking and improves communication between dispatch and drivers.

There are many options shippers can take to move their freight across the United States. When deciding between using a Truckload (TL) carrier or a Less-than-Truckload (LTL) carrier, you should consider your budget, the number of pallets being shipped and any time constraints.