LTL Carriers: Partner With Logistics Worldwide
National, regional and volume LTL carriers: register once, tell us where your terminals and direct points are, and work directly with our Carrier Operations team in Jacksonville, Florida.
A Freight Broker That Works With Your LTL Network
We want LTL carriers we can call again. Tell us where your network is strongest so we can match you with LTL and volume shipments that fit your lanes.
Freight Matched to Your Network
Share your service area, terminals and direct points. Carrier Operations uses those details to match you with shipments on lanes you already run.
Email your service area →A Team You Can Reach
Carrier Operations responds within one hour during business hours. After-hours messages are answered the next business day.
Call Carrier Operations →Simple Online Setup
Complete the carrier packet online in Descartes MyCarrierPortal with your USDOT number.
See the setup steps →National vs. Regional LTL Carriers: Which Lanes Fit Your Network?
Regional, multi-regional and national LTL carriers can all register with Logistics Worldwide. Each type is strongest on different lanes, so the details you share help us send you the right shipments.
| Factor | Regional LTL carriers | Multi-regional LTL carriers | National LTL carriers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical coverage | A defined area, such as the Southeast or Midwest | Several neighboring regions | All or nearly all of the continental United States |
| Lanes that often fit | Short-haul and next-day lanes inside the region | Medium-haul lanes that cross a few regions | Long-haul and coast-to-coast lanes |
| Common strength | Dense terminal coverage and fast in-region transit | Broader reach with fewer handoffs than interline moves | Single-carrier coverage between regions |
| What to share with us | States or ZIP codes served, terminal list and direct points | Regions served, terminals and interline partners | Terminal network, accessorial services and volume LTL capacity |
These are general patterns, not rules. Tell us exactly where you run, and we will match shipments to your actual network.
Direct points
Direct points are the ZIP codes your own trucks pick up and deliver. Freight that stays on one carrier has fewer handoffs, so tell us where your direct coverage is strongest.
Interline points
If you hand freight to a partner carrier for some points, tell us which points and which partners. Interline coverage can extend your reach into remote areas.
How to Become an LTL Carrier Partner
Four steps from registration to your first conversation about freight.
Have Your USDOT Number Ready
The registration page asks for your USDOT number, not your MC number. If you do not have one, contact Carrier Operations first.
Complete the Carrier Packet
Follow the Descartes MyCarrierPortal prompts and upload the documents requested for your company.
Registration Review
Our team reviews your submission. Submitting a packet starts registration; it does not guarantee approval or a load.
Share Your LTL Network
Send Carrier Operations your service area, terminal list, direct and interline points, and available capacity.
What to Send Carrier Operations
After you register, email these details so we can match LTL and volume shipments to your network.
- Service area by state or ZIP code, with your terminal list
- Direct points and interline points, including partner carriers
- Accessorial services you offer, such as liftgate, residential and limited-access delivery
- Volume LTL and partial truckload capacity, if you offer it
- Contacts for dispatch, tracing and freight claims
Before You Register
Have your USDOT number ready. The registration page asks for your USDOT number, not your MC number. Submitting a packet starts registration; it does not guarantee approval or a load.
Tools and Documents for LTL Carriers
LW Broker Documents
Our MC operating authority, reference carrier packet and other broker documents for your files.
View broker documents →Become a Carrier
Registration instructions, the QR code for mobile setup and answers to common onboarding questions.
Get started →CAT Scale Locations
Find certified truck scale locations to confirm your weight before you roll.
Find a CAT Scale →Questions From LTL Carriers
How do I become an LTL carrier partner with Logistics Worldwide?
Register online in Descartes MyCarrierPortal with your USDOT number. Then email Carrier Operations your service area, terminal list, direct and interline points, and available capacity. Start carrier registration (opens in a new tab).
Do you work with regional LTL carriers as well as national carriers?
Yes. Regional, multi-regional and national LTL carriers can all register with Logistics Worldwide. Tell us exactly where you run so we can match shipments to lanes you already serve.
Do you have volume LTL and partial truckload freight?
Yes. LTL and volume freight is one of our eight freight services. If you offer volume LTL or partial truckload capacity, include it when you share your network with Carrier Operations.
What do I need to register?
Have your USDOT number ready. The registration page asks for your USDOT number, not your MC number. Then follow the prompts and upload the documents the portal requests for your company.
Does registering guarantee freight?
No. Submitting a carrier packet starts registration; it does not guarantee approval or a load. Approved carriers are matched with shipments when their lanes and capacity fit.
How quickly does Carrier Operations respond?
Carrier Operations is available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST, and responds within one hour during business hours. After-hours messages are answered the next business day.
Where can I find Logistics Worldwide broker documents?
Our MC operating authority, reference carrier packet and other broker documents are on the LW Broker Documents page.
How do I contact Carrier Operations?
Email TLOps@logisticsworldwide.com or call 1-844-488-SHIP (7447) during business hours.
Ready to Haul LTL Freight With Logistics Worldwide?
Register online with your USDOT number, then send Carrier Operations your service area and capacity. Questions? Call 1-844-488-SHIP (7447).
