Logistics MarketFreight rates by state
Current per-mile market freight rates in every mainland US state. Pick a state to see dry van, flatbed, reefer, and box truck rates and price your exact lane.
Freight rates by state FAQ
How much does it cost to ship freight in the United States?+
Truckload freight typically prices between roughly $1.85 and $2.60 per mile depending on trailer type, with shorter hauls carrying a higher per-mile premium. Rates vary state by state based on freight demand and truck supply.
Which states have the highest freight rates?+
States with heavy outbound demand and limited inbound freight — such as California, Texas, and Florida during peak produce season — usually carry the highest outbound per-mile rates.
Why do freight rates differ from state to state?+
Every state has its own balance of inbound and outbound freight. When more loads leave a state than trucks arrive, carriers price outbound freight higher because they can be selective.
How do I find current freight rates for my state?+
Open your state page for per-mile benchmarks by trailer type, then run your exact origin and destination through the free rate tool for a live market range.
Are these state freight rates updated?+
Yes. Our per-mile benchmarks reflect prevailing national and regional truckload market conditions and our rate engine adjusts for distance and equipment on every quote.
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