FedEx Freight Tracking packages and shipments
- Delta Force Transport News
- Dec 7
- 4 min read
Updated: Dec 12
“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.
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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
frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Tracking your FedEx Freight shipment is easy with FreightCenter. Simply enter the FedEx shipment ID you received when booking your shipment. Please note: Only shipments booked with FreightCenter will return tracking results. Shipments booked directly with the freight carrier will not return tracking results.
FedEx Freight is the less-than-truckload (LTL) division of FedEx, specializing in the transportation of large, heavy, or palletized shipments that are too big for standard parcel shipping but don’t require a full truckload.
FedEx Freight tracking numbers are primarily 12 digits long, with some older or different types of numbers being 24 or 28 digits. The 12-digit number is used for individual pallets and is the most common format for current freight shipments. While other FedEx services might use variations like 10, 15, or 22 digits, the specific format for FedEx Freight is typically a 12-digit number for the pallet itself, or a longer number that includes the 12-digit tracking number within it.
To check your shipping status, use the tracking number you received from the sender or online store and enter it on the carrier's website or a universal tracking site. You can find the tracking number in your shipping confirmation email, or on your receipt or order details.
A FedEx Freight tracking number is a unique identifier for your shipment. It usually consists of 12–14 digits and may include letters and numbers depending on the service type.
Tracking information is usually updated within 24 hours of the shipment being picked up. Some updates may take longer depending on the transit location and shipment type.
Yes, if you have the invoice number, purchase order number, or reference number, you can sometimes track the shipment using these alternatives via the FedEx tracking portal or by contacting FedEx Freight customer service.
Common FedEx Freight tracking statuses include:
Picked Up: Shipment has been received by FedEx.
In Transit: Shipment is moving toward the destination.
At Destination Terminal: Shipment has arrived at the delivery terminal.
Out for Delivery: Shipment is on the truck for delivery.
Delivered: Shipment has been delivered to the recipient.
FedEx Freight provides an estimated delivery date in the tracking details. Keep in mind that it’s an estimate and can change due to delays like weather, traffic, or operational issues.
If your shipment is delayed, check the tracking page for updates and contact FedEx Freighttps://www.deltaforcetransport-logistics.com/post/fedex-freight-tracking-packages-and-shipmentsht customer service with your tracking number for assistance.
FedEx Freight generally delivers to the address provided by the shipper. Some shipments allow delivery changes or appointment scheduling, but these must be arranged with FedEx Freight customer service.
FedEx Freight provides a delivery confirmation that includes the recipient’s signature (if applicable) through the tracking portal. You can also request a hard copy by contacting customer service.
FedEx Freight Priority: Faster delivery, usually 1–3 business days.
FedEx Freight Economy: More cost-effective but slower, usually 3–5 business days.Tracking works the same for both services.
Yes, you can track multiple FedEx Freight shipments by entering multiple tracking numbers separated by commas on the tracking page or by using FedEx’s multi-shipment tracking tool.
Double-check the number for typos. If it still doesn’t work, contact FedEx Freight customer service. The shipment might not have been processed yet or could be under a different number.
Phone: 1-800-333-3333 (U.S.)
Online chat: Available on the FedEx website
Email: Through the FedEx Freight contact form
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