FedEx Freight Tracking packages and shipments

“FedEx Freight Tracking”

Learn how to use FedEx Freight tracking to monitor your shipments in real time, understand PRO numbers, and streamline your supply chain with accurate delivery updates.

FedEx Freight, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) and a leading provider of less-than-truckload (LTL) freight services, today announced the launch of upgraded FedEx Freight Tracking features designed to provide businesses and customers with enhanced visibility, speed, and accuracy when monitoring their shipments.

real-time tracking technology, expanded data accessibility, and a user-friendly digital interface across the FedEx online tracking platform, making it easier than ever to follow freight shipments from pickup to delivery.

Common Tracking Statuses Explained

Tracking Status	What It Means
Label Created	Shipment data received but not yet picked up by FedEx.
In Transit	The freight is moving through FedEx terminals.
At Destination Terminal	Shipment has reached the terminal closest to delivery.
Out for Delivery	The driver is on the way with your shipment.
Delivered	The shipment has been successfully delivered.

Seamless, Real-Time Shipment Visibility

FedEx Freight Tracking now offers shippers the ability to monitor their LTL and freight shipments using a 12-digit PRO number, purchase order, or reference number. Customers can access updates through the FedEx Tracking portal or the FedEx InSight® platform, which allows multiple shipments to be viewed simultaneously — without entering individual tracking numbers.

The system provides detailed updates on:

• Pickup and delivery confirmations

• Terminal transfer status

• Real-time estimated delivery times

• Proof of delivery (POD) documentation