Mexico and Canada freight lanes

Real corridors from the Cargado marketplace: where freight is moving, what equipment runs each lane, which border crossing it uses, and how many vetted carriers bid there. Activity shown is from the past 12 months of marketplace postings and bids.

Corridors

Northbound and southbound Mexico

U.S. and Canada cross-border

Domestic Mexico

Within Canada

Northbound: Mexico to the U.S.

Southbound: U.S. to Mexico

Domestic Mexico

Within Canada, coast to coast

Cargado's marketplace covers freight that starts and ends in Canada, on the same login as cross-border and Mexico freight. Carriers on the network are vetted before they see a posting, and postings carry the details freight here needs: heated and protect-from-freeze service, winter securement, and Super-B or heavy haul where provincial permits allow.

There are no corridor guides for lanes within Canada on this page yet. The guides above are built from marketplace postings and bids, and every Canada lane listed here crosses the border with the U.S. Market Rates does not price lanes within Canada today either, so a within-Canada lookup comes back without a band.

If you move freight within Canada, start with the Canada coverage page. It lists the markets, equipment and lanes the network runs, from the Toronto–Montreal corridor to Alberta, British Columbia and Manitoba.

U.S. border feeders

U.S. and Canada

Both directions across the border with the U.S. For freight that starts and ends in Canada, see Within Canada below.

Mexico to Canada

Canada to Mexico

Within one market