Industry-Specific
Carrier Contact Lists

The broadest specialty freight category — reaches 1.9M carriers across dozens of specialty cargo types nationwide.

Reach 1.6M agricultural supply carriers transporting feed, seeds, fertilizer, and farm equipment across rural America.

841K general freight carriers — the backbone of U.S. trucking. Broad coverage across all 50 states and every industry sector.

Target 280K construction freight operators moving materials to job sites nationwide. A high-value vertical with strong B2B buyer intent.

275K carriers specializing in lumber, drywall, steel, and structural building materials. Ideal for the construction supply chain.

202K oversized and heavy haul carriers transporting industrial equipment and heavy machinery across the country.

137K specialized timber haulers operating in forestry-heavy regions across the Pacific Northwest, Southeast, and Great Lakes states.

135K bulk carriers moving grain, corn, soybeans, and animal feed across the agricultural heartland of America.

127K vehicle transport carriers moving cars, trucks, and fleet vehicles across the country. High-demand, high-margin segment.

89K flatbed and specialized carriers moving steel coil, rebar, pipe, and metal products to mills, fabricators, and job sites.

82K temperature-sensitive produce carriers serving grocery chains, distributors, and food service providers nationwide.

68K reefer carriers specializing in frozen and refrigerated food transport for grocery, restaurant, and food service clients.

68K carriers hauling municipal waste, recyclables, and industrial disposal freight across urban and suburban markets.

65K pneumatic tanker carriers moving cement, flour, sugar, plastic pellets, and other dry bulk commodities.

62K household goods and office moving carriers serving residential and commercial clients in every U.S. market.

60K drive-away services moving vehicles under their own power across long distances for dealers, fleets, and manufacturers.

60K carriers specializing in paper, packaging materials, printing supplies, and cardboard logistics.

56K specialized utility and infrastructure carriers supporting electric, gas, telecom, and water infrastructure projects.

49K liquid and packaged beverage carriers supplying grocery, restaurant, convenience, and distribution channels.

49K charter bus, shuttle, and non-emergency medical transportation operators registered with the FMCSA.

41K specialized livestock haulers moving cattle, hogs, poultry, and horses across rural agricultural regions.

38K drayage and intermodal operators connecting rail terminals, seaports, and trucking networks across major freight corridors.

37K hazmat-certified tanker carriers moving liquid gas, propane, LNG, and petroleum products across energy infrastructure networks.

36K refrigerated and specialized carriers serving meat packers, protein supply chains, and food distribution networks.

24K oilfield service carriers supporting drilling, fracking, and energy sector logistics across major U.S. oil and gas basins.

17K hazmat-certified chemical tanker carriers serving industrial manufacturing, agriculture, and specialty chemical markets.

17K USPS contract carriers and mail hauling operators across postal distribution routes and last-mile networks.

10K specialized carriers serving water well drilling and rural water infrastructure across agricultural and rural markets.

10K oversize-permitted carriers moving manufactured homes and modular structures to communities across the country.

8K coal haulers serving power plants, industrial facilities, and mining operations primarily in Appalachia and the Western coal basins.