Roadrunner Freight Expands Logistics Network with Canada-to-U.S. LTL Service
Roadrunner Freight has launched its first Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) service connecting Canadian markets to more than 40 metropolitan areas in the United States.

Roadrunner Freight is expanding its logistics operations by introducing an outbound service from Canada to the United States. The new offering provides Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) shipping capabilities between major Canadian hubs and over 40 key metropolitan centers across the U.S. domestic network.
This move signifies a shift for the carrier, as it marks the company's inaugural entry into cross-border logistics between the two nations. By integrating these new routes into its existing infrastructure, Roadrunner aims to address supply chain demand for cross-border freight movement.
The service utilizes the company’s current transit network to facilitate freight movement across the border. As supply chain volatility remains a factor for North American shippers, this addition provides a new option for companies managing transborder inventory.