Provision Xpress Logistics moves freight across every major mode and lane in the United States — and across the border through El Paso. Choose the service that fits your shipment, or request a quote and we'll recommend the right option.
Full truckload shipping dedicates an entire trailer to your freight, moving directly from pickup to delivery with no transfers in between. Fewer touchpoints mean lower risk of damage and faster, more predictable transit times.
Learn more →LTL shipping is the economical choice when your freight doesn't fill a full trailer. Your shipment shares trailer space with others, so you only pay for the room you actually use.
Learn more →Intermodal combines rail and truck to move freight efficiently over long distances — typically at a lower cost and with a smaller carbon footprint than over-the-road truckload.
Learn more →Heavy haul and over-dimensional (OD) transport moves loads that exceed legal weight or size limits. These shipments require specialized equipment and careful planning to move safely and legally.
Learn more →Refrigerated freight maintains a precise temperature from origin to destination, protecting perishable and temperature-sensitive products throughout transit.
Learn more →When a load absolutely has to arrive fast, expedited shipping uses dedicated capacity and direct routing to deliver in the shortest possible time.
Learn more →Flatbed transport uses open-deck trailers for freight that won't fit in an enclosed trailer or needs to be loaded by crane or forklift from the side or top.
Learn more →Cross-border freight moves goods between the United States and Mexico through El Paso and other ports of entry. As a border-market broker, we keep your freight moving smoothly on both sides.
Learn more →Drayage covers the short-haul movement of containers between ports, rail ramps, and nearby facilities — the critical first and last legs of an intermodal move.
Learn more →Sprinter vans are a fast, cost-effective option for lighter, urgent shipments that need dedicated, direct delivery without the cost of a full truck.
Learn more →Box trucks (straight trucks) handle mid-size loads and deliveries that don't require a full tractor-trailer, with the maneuverability to reach tighter locations.
Learn more →Hot shot delivery moves smaller, time-sensitive loads using medium-duty trucks pulling flatbed trailers — a faster, more economical option than full-size expedited for partial loads.
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