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Dry Van Carriers & Freight Rates
Enclosed 53-foot trailers used for non-perishable freight. The most common equipment type in North American trucking.
What ships on a dry van
Retail goods
Packaged food
Paper products
Electronics
Building supplies
Dry Van carriers by state
Drill into any state to see typical rates and carrier coverage for dry van freight.
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Dry Van freight rates
Average all-in line-haul for dry van freight runs around $2.05 per mile nationally, with short hauls pricing higher per mile and long hauls amortizing lower. Spot rates fluctuate with fuel, season, and lane balance — use the rate tool for a current estimate.