Southeastern Freight Lines partners with Fletes México Carga Express to enhance cross-border LTL service. The collaboration offers faster, more reliable freight movement with real-time rate quotes and door-to-door tracking. The partnership aims to streamline customs clearance and reduce border delays for U.S.–Mexico shipments. Both companies are investing in infrastructure and technology to support growing trade volumes.

Southeastern Freight Lines operates a large regional LTL network with thousands of tractors, trailers, drivers, and terminal personnel. Fletes México Carga Express, a division of Fletes México, has a strong presence in Mexico with 10 terminals, 1,150 trucks, and 1,900 employees. The partnership focuses on improving service reliability and transparency for customers.

The U.S. LTL market is projected to reach $114 billion by 2025, with FedEx Freight, Old Dominion, and XPO among the top providers. In contrast, Mexico’s LTL segment is smaller and relies on partnerships and cross-dock consolidation. Mexico’s overall freight and logistics market is estimated at $124 billion in 2025, with LTL expanding at a 6% annual rate through 2029.

Regional carriers like Southeastern Freight Lines are expanding into U.S.–Mexico freight lanes, challenging national providers. A. Duie Pyle recently entered the cross-border LTL market to meet rising customer demand. This trend reflects a shift towards regional carriers playing a larger role in Mexico trade.

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