Mastering the Open Road:
Long-Distance Truckload

Reliable, secure, and efficient full truckload (FTL) services from Waldorf, MD to anywhere in the continental U.S.

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The A&S Long-Haul Advantage

Unwavering Reliability

Our 99.8% on-time delivery rate is the benchmark for long-distance shipping, ensuring your supply chain never misses a beat.

Maximum Security

Your dedicated truckload means less handling, reduced risk of damage, and direct transit from Waldorf, MD to your destination.

Cost Efficiency

We leverage technology and regional backhaul opportunities to provide highly competitive FTL rates without compromising service quality.

Total Visibility

From pickup to delivery, you have 24/7 access to your shipment's location and status through our integrated GPS tracking portal.

Your Cross-Country Shipment Journey

01
Planning

Lane analysis and transparent, all-inclusive quoting.

02
Dispatch

A single point of contact for your entire shipment.

03
Transit

Direct transport to destination with no intermediate stops.

04 & 05
Tracking & Delivery

Real-time status updates and instant digital proof of delivery.

Modern A&S long-haul fleet of white tractors and dry van trailers

Our Long-Haul Fleet

We invest in excellence to ensure yours. Our fleet represents the cutting edge of transportation technology and cargo safety.

  • Premium Tractors: Modern Freightliner Cascadia and Volvo VNL units optimized for fuel efficiency and driver safety.
  • 53' Dry Vans: Air-ride suspension trailers to protect sensitive cargo across long miles.
  • Smart Telematics: Every truck is equipped with advanced telematics and safety systems for proactive monitoring.

Long-Distance Trucking FAQs

Typically 4-6 days, depending on the specific lane and conditions. We provide a precise ETA with every quote based on current weather and road conditions.

Yes, all shipments are covered by our comprehensive cargo insurance policy. High-value cargo options are also available upon request.

Yes, our operating authority and network cover the entire continental United States, with frequent lanes connecting the East Coast to the Midwest and West Coast.