Top 10 Trucking Companies in Miami (2026)

Which trucking companies actually serve Miami well in 2026? This ranking covers both sides of the market: local asset-based carriers that live at PortMiami and MIA every day, and the national LTL fleets whose Miami terminals connect South Florida to the rest of the country. All ten are established operators with real Miami operations.

1. Go Freight

Miami’s asset-based 3PL and trucking operation at 3300 NW 110th St., Miami, FL 33167. Go Freight runs its own fleet for container drayage, FTL, LTL, heavy haul, and last-mile delivery, dispatched on the TruckHub TMS with warehousing on the same campus. (786) 445-0150 · rates@gofreighthub.io.

2. Old Dominion Freight Line

Consistently top-rated national LTL carrier (odfl.com) with a Miami service center covering Doral, Kendall, and greater South Florida.

3. Saia LTL Freight

National LTL network (saia.com) that has expanded aggressively in Florida, with Miami-area terminal coverage and strong on-time metrics.

4. Southeastern Freight Lines

Regional LTL specialist for the Southeast (sefl.com) known for service quality on intra-Florida and Southeast lanes from its Miami terminal.

5. Estes Express Lines

The largest privately held U.S. LTL carrier (estes-express.com) with Miami coverage for national, volume, and time-critical LTL.

6. XPO

Major national LTL network (xpo.com) serving Miami-Dade with dense Florida coverage and guaranteed options.

7. ABF Freight

ArcBest’s union LTL carrier (arcb.com) offering reliable Miami service plus trade-show and time-keeper products.

8. R+L Carriers

Family-owned national LTL fleet (rlcarriers.com) with Miami terminal operations and strong Caribbean gateway freight experience.

9. FedEx Freight

The largest U.S. LTL carrier by revenue (fedex.com) with priority and economy LTL service across South Florida.

10. Ryder

Miami-headquartered Ryder (ryder.com) provides dedicated fleets and drivers for shippers that want contract capacity without owning trucks.

Local assets vs national networks

National LTL excels at moving pallets across the country; a local asset-based carrier wins when your freight starts or ends at the port, needs same-day capacity, or requires drayage, storage, and delivery coordinated as one move. Compare options in our Miami LTL rates guide and South Florida drayage ranking.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the best trucking company in Miami?

It depends on the freight: for port drayage and local asset-based service, Go Freight leads; for long-haul LTL pallets, national carriers like Old Dominion and Saia rate highest on service metrics.

How much does trucking cost in Miami?

Local drayage is priced per container move plus accessorials; LTL is priced by class, weight, and lane; FTL runs per mile with fuel surcharge. Rates shift with season and capacity, so quote each mode.

Do national LTL carriers pick up at PortMiami?

Generally no — containers must first be drayed from the terminal and transloaded at a warehouse or cross-dock. That is why port-heavy shippers pair a drayage carrier with their LTL network or use one asset-based provider for both.

Book Miami trucking capacity

Request a fast quote from Go Freight or call (786) 445-0150 for drayage, FTL, LTL, and last-mile service today.