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Ashland, VA, United States

TFA Logistics is a driver‑focused freight transportation and logistics partner delivering reliable end‑to‑end solutions.

TFA Logistics is a driver‑focused freight transportation and logistics partner with coast‑to‑coast reach and a long history of reliable, service‑oriented solutions. Born from the merger of Cox Transportation Services and Outwest Express, the company emphasizes safety, accountability, and strong partnerships. With asset‑based transportation and brokerage capabilities, TFA Logistics designs flexible, scalable solutions for organizations of all sizes and industries. The team focuses on clear communication, real‑time visibility, and dedication to delivering freight on time and intact, whether locally, regionally, or across the country. The organization serves U.S. clients and cross‑border needs, supported by a modern fleet and professional drivers who are central to its success. The mission is to move goods with precision and care while building lasting relationships with customers, carriers, and employees.

From expedited long-haul shipments to complex logistics coordination, our mission remains the same — to move America’s goods with precision, accountability, and pride.

What we offer

Asset-Based Logistics Solutions

Provides reliable asset-based transportation solutions tailored for businesses of all sizes.

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Who do we serve

Cross-Border Manufacturers And Distributors

Manufacturers and distributors requiring cross-border shipping with reliable visibility.

ManufacturingRetaildistribution

Temperature-Controlled Shippers

Shippers needing temperature-controlled transport to preserve product quality.

FoodBeveragePharmaceuticalsHealthcare

Open-Deck And Oversized Cargo Shippers

Shippers handling oversized or heavy loads requiring open-deck transport.

ConstructionIndustrialEquipment

Mid-Market Shippers Needing Flexible Carrier Capacity

Shippers requiring scalable access to a broad carrier network.

ManufacturingRetaildistribution

Market segments

Market size by segment

Growth potential (CAGR)

Asset-based Third-party Logistics

145.1 Billion USD5.3% CAGR

Third-party logistics services using the provider's own fleet for full truckload, regional and long-haul transport, including contract and common carriage and execution of freight moves.

Refrigerated transportation and logistics

101 Billion USD9% CAGR

Temperature-controlled over-the-road and regional truckload transport for perishable and palletized refrigerated goods, including container and cross-dock handling to preserve product quality and cold-chain integrity.

Oversize and heavy-haul transport

211.6 Billion USD5.3% CAGR

Transportation and logistics for oversized, overweight, and heavy machinery, including permit management and specialized trailer fleets.

Cross-border freight and customs clearance

34.3 Billion USD5.5% CAGR

Cross-border shipping and international freight management across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, including customs documentation, permits, and multimodal routing.

Transportation management and brokerage

88.96 Billion USD6.9% CAGR

Managed transportation including carrier procurement, freight brokerage, dedicated fleets, routing optimization and real-time shipment monitoring to improve cost and service.

More information about our offering

Asset-Based Logistics Solutions

Asset-Based Logistics Solutions offers comprehensive asset-based transportation from local to coast-to-coast operations. Leveraging 40 years of experience, it caters to general commodities with contract and common carrier authority across the U.S. and Canada. Included services are cargo coverage up to $750,000, consolidation and distribution, and specialized transportation options including temperature-controlled services. The offering is designed to be flexible and scalable, ensuring timely deliveries with real-time visibility and dedicated support.

  • Ensure Constant Shipment Tracking
    Experience enhanced logistics clarity with continuous tracking and updates available around the clock for all shipments.
  • Link Shippers with Carriers
    Benefit from a vast network of reliable carriers that meet diverse shipping needs across North America.
  • Offers Wide Service Areas
    Meets diverse shipping needs effectively with a variety of service options.
  • Protects Sensitive Cargo
    Ensures perishable goods are transported under optimal conditions to maintain quality.
  • Safeguard Your Cargo
    Ensure the integrity of your shipments with dedicated services for both standard and temperature-controlled needs.
  • Enhances Communication
    Enables immediate access to support and information for timely responses.
  • Transport Heavy and Unique Cargo
    Capitalize on options designed to handle challenging transportation needs while ensuring safety.
  • Ensures High Cargo Protection
    Provides financial security for shipments, mitigating risk during transportation.
  • Boost Efficiency with Trailer Flexibility
    Leverage arrangements for expedited transport, increasing efficiency and reducing transit times.

References

Methodology and sourcing behind the figures shown above.

Asset-based Third-party Logistics

Estimated U.S. asset-based 3PL market by applying Mordor Intelligence’s 2025 asset-light share (55.13%) — implying ~44.87% asset-based — to Armstrong & Associates’ U.S. 3PL 2025 total ($323.4B). Growth potential aligned to Mordor’s global 3PL CAGR (5.27% for 2026–2031), rounded to 5.3%. Armstrong’s dedicated contract carriage ($32.0B) was noted as a specific asset-based subsegment and used to validate scale.

Refrigerated transportation and logistics

Estimated 2025 global market for refrigerated over‑the‑road/regional truck transport derived from Future Market Insights cold‑chain total (USD 393.2B in 2025) reduced by refrigerated warehousing share (57.2%) to approximate transportation value (~USD 168B), then applying a road‑transport share assumption (~60%) to focus on over‑the‑road/regional truckload (~USD 101B). Growth (CAGR ~9.0%) balances high cold‑chain forecast growth (FMI 15.3%) with lower, carrier‑level trucking forecasts (US reports: SphericalInsights 4.5% CAGR; IBISWorld showing modest recent CAGR but large US revenue), and other market estimates (LinkedIn summary citing 11.4% for refrigerated transportation). Assumptions: transportation = cold‑chain total minus warehousing; road = ~60% of transportation; CAGR is a midpoint estimate reflecting global cold‑chain acceleration and slower trucking service growth in mature markets.

Oversize and heavy-haul transport

Primary estimate uses The Business Research Company (oversized cargo transportation) which reports a global services market of ~$211.6B (2025) and projects ~5.3% CAGR to 2030. Cross-checked with heavy-haul truck equipment market (~$31.9B, 2024) and US specialized freight revenues (~$72.4B, 2026) to contextualize services vs. equipment within the broader freight trucking market (global ~USD 2.7T in 2025).

Cross-border freight and customs clearance

Estimated North America (U.S./Canada/Mexico) cross-border freight & customs segment by applying the reported global cross-border logistics market size (USD 78.7B, 2024) to the cited North America share (43.65%), yielding ~USD 34.3B. Growth estimate (CAGR ~5.5%) is a midpoint reflection of reported global cross-border logistics CAGR (3.9%) and faster customs-brokerage-specific projections (≈6.4%), given the segment’s mix of transportation and customs services.

Transportation management and brokerage

Primary estimate based on Mordor Intelligence’s freight brokerage market figures (USD 88.96B in 2026) and its 6.90% CAGR (2026–2031). ReAnIn (61.68B in 2025; projected to ~95.22B by 2032, CAGR ~6.4%) corroborates a mid-single-digit CAGR and similar multi‑year market scale for brokerage/managed-transportation services.

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