Trucking Companies

Jul 19, 2022 By Susan Kelly

Trucking companies make up the transportation industry worldwide, focusing on the movement of goods on highways and roads. However, some of the biggest trucking firms also offer other types of transportation, such as air, rail, and sea. They also provide logistical and supply-chain management solutions to speed delivery at a lower cost to more destinations. Even though U.S. companies dominate the list of companies with 10, two Japanese firms are the largest, with their companies ranking in 2nd place.


These are the top 10 trucking firms based on twelve-month trailing revenue. Some companies that are not in the U.S. report profits semi-annually instead of quarterly, which means the trailing 12-month data could be more recent than for companies that publish quarterly. This list only applies to publicly traded in the U.S. or Canada, directly or via ADRs. The data comes from YCharts.com. The figures are current as of September 10.


Yamato Holdings Co. Ltd. (YATRY)


  • Revenue: $15.2 billion
  • Net Income: $328.0 million


A company primarily provides delivery services by its network of companies and subsidiary companies. It offers parcel delivery logistics management, relocation, and distribution services, as well as installation of appliances. The company also assists with information, services for maintenance of trucks and transport vehicles for companies, and various financial services.


Seino Holdings Co. Ltd.


  • Net Income: 218.5 million dollars
  • Revenue: 5.7 billion dollars


Seino Holdings is a diversified Japanese transportation company focusing on cargo, truck air, cargo shipping, warehousing, customs brokerage, as well as the insurance services of an agency. It also repairs and sells cars, trucks, and auto parts. Other business areas include selling paper and fuel products, leasing buildings, land and truck terminals, provision staffing and information, and many more.


Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc. (KNX)


  • Revenue: $4.8 billion
  • Net Income: $309.2 million


It provides truckload logistics services and transportation. Its activities include services on regular routes, special, refrigerated, flatbed, expedited, and cross-border and flatbed services. The company also offers brokerage and other management of freight services. It also handles rail cargo transportation in containers and additional trailing machinery.


BEST Inc. (BEST)


  • Revenue: $4.7 billion
  • Net Income: -$103.0 million


A company that provides logistical and management of supply chains. Best provides shipping and express delivery services, warehouse management, inventory management financing, and selling.


YRC Worldwide Inc. (YRCW)


  • Revenue: $4.6 billion
  • Net Income: -$64.1 million


The company provides supply chain and various transportation solutions, including long-haul national, regional and international transportation services.


Schneider National Inc. (SNDR)


  • Revenue: $4.5 billion
  • Net Income: $165.9 million


Schneider offers logistics and transportation services for logistics and transportation. The solutions offered by the company include van truckload dedicated intermodal, bulk, regional brokerage supply chain management, port logistics services, and logistics and engineering.



Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. (ODFL)


  • Revenue: $3.9 billion
  • Net Income: $589.1 million


Old Dominion Freight Line is an inter-regional, multi-regional motor transporter. The company offers less-than-truckload transportation of general commodities, such as textiles, consumer goods, and capital products. The company also offers transportation brokerage services, supply chain consultancy, and warehouses.


TFI International Inc. (TFII.TO)


  • Revenue: $3.9 billion
  • Net Income: $243.4 million


TFI International is a Canada-based freight logistics and transportation business that focuses on providing service that provides transportation, pickup, and tracking products across North America. The company's less than truckload segment provides transportation for smaller loads, and the truckload segment can provide speedy transport, flatbed containers, flatbed, and specific services.


ArcBest Corp. (ARCB)


  • Revenue: $2.8 billion
  • Net Income: $28.5 million


ArcBest is a holding firm involved in the motor carrier and intermodal transportation services. It provides regional, national, and inter-regional transport of general commodities using standard or expedited, as well as guaranteed less-than-truckload services. The company also provides international freight transport by air, ocean, and ground. In addition, the company offers high-end logistics services, roadside assistance, and maintenance management for commercial vehicles through an extensive network of third-party service suppliers.


Werner Enterprises Inc. (WERN)


  • Revenue: $2.4 billion
  • Net Income: $149.7 million


Werner Enterprises is a transportation and logistics firm. It is primarily involved in hauling truckloads of general commodities in intrastate and interstate commerce. The company's logistics department provides other services, like truck brokerages.


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