YRC Freight Increases Speed Across North American LTL Network
YRC Freight implemented improvements to its North American LTL network, which now features faster service into and out of every major U.S. city

YRC Freight implemented improvements to its North American LTL network, which now features faster service into and out of every major U.S. city.
YRC Freight, a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide, says it is now at least one day faster than before in hundreds of supply chain lanes in North America. These include Charlotte, N.C., to Seattle (now four days instead of five), Indianapolis to Los Angeles (now three days), Milwaukee to Tampa, Fla., (now two days) and Salt Lake City to Denver (now one day).
Improvements include:
- Increased speed in more than 24,000 lanes
- An improved on-standard service reliability trend for the last eight consecutive months
- Less risk of damage: 700,000 fewer freight touches per year
"We are continuously working to improve our North American LTL network and to ensure deliveries are made more quickly, efficiently and damage-free," says Jeff Rogers, president. "True to our promise of 'Confidence Delivered,' YRC Freight is committed to providing our customers with improved service, speed and reliability."
More info: www.yrcfreight.com
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