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When moving high‑value temperature‑controlled products, requirements can be tight. Even brief temperature excursions can create quality concerns and can lead to delays.

Learn how U.S.–Mexico cross‑border freight moves step-by-step, including customs, documentation and delivery, with coordinated support from Landstar.

Brandy Salazar is a fourth-generation owner of Indy Transport Services Inc. in Greenwood, Indiana, who is well-versed in maintaining long-term relationships with customers, although she isn’t shy about forming new ones. Learn how she navigates success in Landstar’s agent spotlight series.

Moving heavy haul freight between the United States and Mexico requires route engineering, advance permits in both countries, verified Mexico capable insurance, and a provider with proven heavy haul experience on both sides of the border. The following guidelines provide steps shippers can take to keep oversized freight moving safely, legally, and on schedule while crossing the border. 

Opening a freight agency is an exciting undertaking. But any entrepreneur knows that growing a business is not a simple mission. What do you need to do to build your freight agency?

Before selecting a transportation and logistics provider for high-value data center components, ask these 10 essential questions.

Transloading streamlines cross-border logistics between Mexico and the U.S., enhancing efficiency and operations with the right provider.

At Landstar, our commitment to safe, secure transportation goes beyond borders. Landstar EVP of Operations Eric Meyer shares insight on how to protect your Mexico cross-border freight in our latest blog.

For shippers, managing the movement of truckload freight across the U.S.-Mexican border can be challenging and time-consuming.