Top 10 Trucking Companies in the US 2023

Top 10 Trucking Companies in the US
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Following our video on the top 10 trucking companies in Canada for 2023, here is the top 10 trucking companies in the USA for 2023. These mega carriers are blowing the industry out of the water, and looking forward to another successful year ahead.

Did your company make it on to this list? Is it who you expected? Let us know in the comments below!
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📚 Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:15 #10- R&L Carriers Inc
00:42 #9- Landstar
01:02 #8- Old Dominion Freight Line
01:21 #7- Swift Transportation
01:44 #6- YRC Freight
01:55 #5- Schneider
02:19 #4- J.B. Hunt
03:31 #3- XPO Logistics
03:49 #2- FedEx
04:24 #1- UPS
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[dustynlethcoe]

Started at a midsize carrier in my town and went to prime Inc as an IC for only a few months. I ended up going back to my previous carrier as they genuinely knew you and cared about you as a driver. The mega carriers see you as a number and nothing more, they give bad freight and make you sit for hours and even days just to get a load that won't cover the bills. I would recommend anyone new to the industry to look at smaller carriers so you don't fuel the mega corporations. You will be much happier as a driver.

[buckshot]

Worked for FEDEX cust serv in Pittsburgh for 24 yrs before retiring in '21. Proud of my career at FEDEX

[warriorblue]

I work for a Christian Family that has three trucks. After 35 1/2 years best job I’ve ever had.

[donnieblackburn]

YRC is no longer in business. They are gone. It’s sad to say that.

[rodneywarren]

I work for old dominion for the last sixteen years, and several of the carriers that you had mentioned came over to old dominion. Old dominion is wanted a better company that I worked for.

[Smithftrans]

They big because they don’t pay drivers.

[gerald]

I worked for 2 of them.They had a good way of nickeling and dimeing the drivers to death.That is how they got so big.

[omarnahar]

I worked for YRC for about a year until bankruptcy, Mississauga Ontario Canada staff and everyone working in Mississauga was nice, the job and pay was nice

[lngleg]

Schneider, good to start your career out with them, get your experience, then leave to make a livable wage.

[julianhall]

These Mega carriers generate huge revenue/profits. What about the DRIVER PAY?

[SuperBigblue]

I worked for Viking Freight Systems before they got bought by FedEx and became Fed Ex Frt. Thats how I got my CDL. Unfortunately, I decided to go OTR and 25yrs later with the ELD mandate I went local. 5yrs later I have had no desire to go back OTR. I can't believe how much I make to do half the work I did driving OTR. Believe me that free travel ain't free.

[fitzjones]

I am with swift two years and they just trade my 2019 cascades and putting me in a brand new 2024 I am excited and my pay never late every Friday morning in the bank and I take the truck every where love the swift life

[durwinpemberton]

Next videos can you talk about the top truck tanker companies for Canada and America.😊

[keithcrowder]

Why don't you talk about companies that pay decent and have good benefits. Just because they're a big company doesn't mean they're the best. Some of those companies you mentioned have a high turnover rate.

[michaelbertucci]

I’d honestly rather hear about the top 10 reefer/dryvan/flatbed companies

[Hess-]

I work for RXO/XPO it's one of the best companies to work for they care about their drivers and their products that they carry.

[garycrowley]

Working as a company driver for Knight out of Gulfport Mississippi was not bad unfortunately Trucking just sucks anymore since covid-1984

[krickshorts]

This information is all well and good, but as a rookie, it provides almost nothing relevant to my future job search, as a new driver I would like to know the safety record of these companies. Pay rates. Driver satisfaction. Minimal requirements for a rookie driver to sign up.

[whatsthebuzz]

Yeah, I think you may have possibly missed Estes, as they're at over 4 billion i believe, (maybe ?Walmart 2) but surprising list just the same and really great info too.

[davidabernathy]

Well now this is a interesting video and list, but I am surprised that ABF freight system didn't get a mention.