XPO Tracking: Track XPO LTL Freight by PRO Number
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XPO Tracking
For XPO tracking, enter your PRO number in the tracker above or on xpo.com’s Track & Trace page. A bill of lading (BOL), PO or pickup number usually works too. XPO is one of North America’s largest LTL carriers. For help, call XPO LTL customer care at (800) 755-2728 with your ZIP code ready.
Shipping a pallet or a crate with XPO? Freight tracking works differently from parcel tracking. You’ll usually track with a PRO number rather than a standard tracking code, and updates happen at service centers rather than every few miles.
This guide explains how XPO tracking works, where to find your PRO number, what each shipment status means, typical transit times, and how to reach XPO.
XPO Tracking: How to Track Your Freight Shipment
XPO Tracking via Carriage Tracking
If you move freight with several LTL carriers, Carriage Tracking lets you check them all in one place.
XPO Tracking on the Official Website
Business shippers with an XPO account can also track through the customer portal or the XPO app, or connect tracking to their own systems through EDI or API.
XPO Tracking Number: The PRO Number
In LTL freight, the main tracking number is the PRO number. “PRO” comes from “progressive number”, a sequential ID assigned to each shipment. XPO PRO numbers are numeric, usually printed with a hyphen (for example 123-456789), and appear on a barcode sticker on each handling unit.
You can also track an XPO shipment with:
Where to Find Your XPO PRO Number
If you’re receiving the freight and don’t have a number, ask the shipper. They booked the pickup and hold every reference.
XPO Tracking Number Not Working?
XPO Tracking Statuses Explained
Status | What it means | |
|---|---|---|
Shipment information received | XPO has the shipment details, but the freight hasn’t been picked up yet. | |
Picked up | A driver collected the freight from the shipper. | |
At origin service center | It’s at the first terminal and being loaded for linehaul. | |
In transit / Departed | It’s moving between service centers. | |
At destination service center | It has reached the terminal that will deliver it. | |
Appointment required / scheduled | XPO needs, or has booked, a delivery time with the consignee. | |
Out for delivery | It’s on a local truck heading to the delivery address. | |
Delivered | Signed for. The delivery receipt is usually viewable online. | |
Partial delivery | Some pieces arrived. The rest are following or being traced. | |
Refused / Damaged | The consignee refused the freight, or damage was noted. | |
Overage / Shortage | More or fewer pieces were counted than the BOL lists. | |
Interline | Handed to a partner carrier for a lane XPO doesn’t serve directly. | |
Customs hold | A cross-border shipment is waiting for customs clearance. |
Freight often sits at a service center between legs, so a status may not change for a day. That’s normal for LTL.
How Long Does XPO Take to Deliver?
XPO offers day-definite LTL service to about 99% of US ZIP codes. Short regional lanes often deliver in one or two business days, while coast-to-coast freight takes longer. Your exact transit time depends on the origin and destination service centers, the service level, and whether delivery needs an appointment, liftgate or inside delivery.
XPO’s website has a transit-time tool that gives an estimate for your two ZIP codes. That’s more accurate than any general range. Weather, holidays and missed appointments are the most common causes of delay.
About XPO
XPO, Inc. is headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut, and is led by its North American LTL business. According to its 2025 annual report, XPO has about 37,000 employees and 592 locations in 17 countries, and serves roughly 55,000 customers in North America and Europe.
The LTL network moved about 16 billion pounds of freight in 2025 and has around 9% of the US LTL market. It also offers cross-border service to Mexico, Canada and the Caribbean. XPO’s second business is European Transportation, which covers full truckload brokerage, pallet networks and last-mile delivery across key European countries.
How XPO Has Changed
Much of what you’ll read about “XPO Logistics” online is out of date. XPO spun off its contract logistics business as GXO in 2021 and its truck brokerage business as RXO in 2022. It also sold its intermodal operation and now focuses on LTL. If your shipment was booked with GXO or RXO, track it with those companies, not XPO.
In December 2023, XPO bought 28 service centers from the bankrupt Yellow Corporation. That’s why many former YRC tracking customers now ship with XPO.
XPO vs Other LTL Carriers
Many shippers split freight between several LTL networks by lane. If your freight went with a different carrier, you can follow it with Old Dominion, Estes, ABF Freight, R+L Carriers or TForce Freight. They all track by PRO number in the same way.
XPO Customer Service
For billing, claims or reweigh disputes, the shipper who booked the courier service is usually the account holder, so they may need to contact XPO for you.
Other Carriers at Carriage Tracking
Conclusion
XPO Tracking is a straight forward way through tracking tools of XPO Logistics and Carriage Tracking. Customers can easily monitor their shipments using PRO numbers, ensuring transparency and real-time updates throughout the delivery process. XPO is a global leader in freight logistics and trucking, offering reliable Less-than-Truckload (LTL) services across North America and beyond.
From its extensive infrastructure to innovative technology, XPO continues to set industry standards, providing tailored solutions for various shipping needs, including international and specialized logistics. Whether tracking through the XPO website or via third-party platforms like Carriage Tracking, XPO remains committed to delivering seamless service and customer satisfaction.