Search rail-served transload facilities by location, freight type, railroad connection, equipment, storage, and handling capabilities across North America.
The right transload facility depends on more than location. Search by the freight you're moving, the railroads serving the facility, available equipment, storage, and specialized handling requirements.
Example values. Facility profiles show only the information each facility has provided; requirements narrow the search but do not indicate suitability.
Compare transload facilities by location, rail connections, freight handled, equipment, storage, and specialized capabilities.
Real Commtrex listings, shown as an example search. Pins near the origin or destination are offset slightly so they don't overlap. Each card shows only what the facility has listed.
Narrow your search using the characteristics that determine whether a facility can actually handle your freight.
Transload facilities transfer freight between transportation modes, helping shippers use rail even when the origin or destination is not directly rail-served.
Find facilities connected to Class I, short line, and regional railroad networks.
Rail & Rail Services →Search for facilities positioned to support local, regional, and long-haul truck movements.
Trucking & Drayage →Compare the equipment and handling capabilities used to move freight between railcars and trucks.
A facility equipped for steel coils may be very different from one handling liquid chemicals or food-grade products. Start with what you're moving to narrow the search.
Search major freight markets, rail corridors, ports, and industrial regions across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
General freight regions, grouped by state and province. Browse shortcuts, not rankings.
Transloading is the transfer of freight between transportation modes, commonly between railcars and trucks. It allows freight to use rail for part of a move even when the shipper or receiver is not directly served by rail.
Search by origin, destination, freight type, and other requirements. Commtrex can help you explore facilities based on location and available provider information such as rail connections, equipment, storage, and handling capabilities.
Where railroad connection data is available, you can use it to identify transload facilities connected to railroads relevant to your move.
Yes. Available facility information can help narrow your search based on the freight or commodities a facility handles.
Some transload facilities also provide warehousing, outdoor storage, bulk storage, tank storage, or other storage services. Available capabilities vary by facility.
Commtrex provides coverage across North America, including the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Tell us where your freight is coming from, where it needs to go, and what you're moving. Search for transload facilities with the location and capabilities relevant to the job.
