Kargoza Logistics provides freight transportation services across all 48 contiguous United States. Our coverage is built around regional hubs that keep lanes active in both directions, so we can move full truckload, less-than-truckload, refrigerated, and expedited freight on consistent schedules without leaving large gaps in the map.
West Coast
Active lanes run the length of the I-5 and US-101 corridors, with steady volume between the major California ports, the Central Valley, the Pacific Northwest, and the Reno–Sacramento distribution belt. Mixed freight moves regularly between California, Oregon, and Washington, and reefer capacity is available year-round for produce, dairy, and frozen loads out of the Salinas, Yakima, and Willamette Valley regions.
Mountain West
From the Front Range across to the Wasatch and the high-desert distribution centers of Nevada and Arizona, our Mountain West network supports both regional hauls and long-haul connections into the coastal markets. Salt Lake City, Denver, Las Vegas, and Phoenix function as transfer points for freight moving east–west or north–south, with daily availability on most lanes.
Midwest
The Midwest is the backbone of our dry van and refrigerated network, with high-density service in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Missouri. Chicago, Columbus, Indianapolis, Detroit, and the Twin Cities anchor lanes running into the Northeast, the South, and the Great Plains. Cross-dock and consolidation capability in the region makes LTL a strong option for shippers who do not need a full trailer.
South
Coverage across Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, and the Carolinas handles a wide mix of freight, from Gulf Coast petrochemical and paper to retail and food-grade distribution through Atlanta, Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Memphis, and Jacksonville. FTL service is strong on the major interstate corridors, and reefer capacity is available for temperature-sensitive loads moving north into consumer markets.
Northeast
From the Mid-Atlantic through New England, we move freight into and out of the Port of New York and New Jersey, the Philadelphia and Baltimore complexes, and the dense distribution networks around Boston, Hartford, and Upstate New York. Regional service handles short-haul store-door and DC-to-store work, while long-haul trucks connect the region to the West Coast, the Midwest, and Florida on regular schedules.
Because our coverage is set up lane-by-lane rather than point-to-point, transit times and equipment availability stay consistent even when the market tightens. To check service on a specific origin–destination pair, call 1-800-350-3878 or email info@kargoza.com.