Search the Commtrex network for facilities, transportation providers, equipment, storage, and specialized services across North America. Start with where your freight is coming from, where it needs to go, and what the move requires.
Search logistics providers and facilities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Every freight move starts with a different constraint. Search by the service, facility, equipment, transportation mode, or specialized capability your freight requires.
Find facilities that transfer freight between rail and truck, with the handling, storage, and equipment your move requires.
Find transload facilities →Find carriers and drayage providers by market, lane, equipment, and service requirements.
Find trucking & drayage →Find rail-served facilities, rail connections, storage, repair, cleaning, switching, inspection, and other rail services.
Explore rail services →Find storage, distribution, fulfillment, and logistics support in the markets you need.
Find warehousing & 3PL →Find marine, bulk, intermodal, and inland terminal capabilities and the transportation connections around them.
Explore ports & terminals →Find track capacity and facilities for storing, staging, and managing railcars.
Find railcar storage →Find facilities and providers connecting freight across rail, truck, and marine networks.
Find intermodal capacity →Find specialized handling, storage, transfer, and transportation capabilities for bulk commodities and liquids.
Find bulk & liquid services →Search by origin, destination, and logistics requirements, compare relevant providers, and explore the freight infrastructure surrounding your move.
Real Commtrex listings, shown as an example search. Pins near the origin or destination are offset slightly so they don't overlap. Labels show where a result sits relative to the origin and destination; they are not route calculations.
Location is only the starting point. Commtrex provider profiles can surface the services, modes, freight capabilities, equipment, storage, transportation connections, and specialized capabilities that help determine whether a provider fits your requirements.
Commtrex organizes provider information around the way freight actually moves, giving shippers more useful context for evaluating potential logistics partners.
Explore logistics providers, facilities, transportation connections, and service capabilities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Explore rail-served facilities connected to major Class I, short line, and regional railroad networks.
Find marine, inland, bulk, intermodal, and specialized terminal capabilities.
Connect freight with trucking, drayage, warehousing, distribution, and supporting logistics services.
You don’t need to know exactly which type of provider to search for. Start with the origin, destination, freight, and requirements you know. That context can help narrow the services and capabilities relevant to the move.
Examples of services a move can involve. Commtrex does not calculate or optimize routes.
Commtrex helps shippers search for logistics providers, facilities, and services across the North American freight network. Depending on the move, that can include transload, trucking and drayage, rail-served facilities, rail services, warehousing and 3PL, ports and terminals, intermodal facilities, railcar storage, bulk and liquid capabilities, and industrial real estate.
Start with the origin and destination of your move, then add the service or capability you need. Additional freight, equipment, handling, storage, mode, and transportation requirements can provide more context for narrowing the search.
Yes. Origin and destination are core parts of the Find Capacity experience and provide geographic context for identifying providers and facilities that may be relevant to the move.
Freight requirements can help narrow the types of providers and capabilities relevant to a move. Commtrex represents freight and provider capabilities across areas such as dry bulk, liquid bulk, breakbulk, intermodal, project cargo, temperature-controlled freight, and other specialized requirements.
Yes. Commtrex has extensive rail and rail-served logistics coverage, but the network is multimodal. Shippers can also research trucking and drayage, ports and marine terminals, intermodal providers, warehousing and 3PL, bulk and liquid terminals, industrial real estate, and other logistics services.
Start with what you know about the move: origin, destination, freight, mode, equipment, handling, storage, or other requirements. That context can help narrow the types of providers and capabilities relevant to the search.
Tell us where your freight is coming from, where it needs to go, and what the move requires. Search the Commtrex network for providers, facilities, and services that fit the job.
