Old Dominion Freight Line (NASDAQ:ODFL) (NASDAQ: ODFL) is a premier less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier providing regional, interregional and national freight transportation services throughout the United States. The company focuses on time-definite delivery for shipments ranging from a single pallet to multiple pallets, catering to industries such as manufacturing, retail, automotive and healthcare. With a commitment to reliability and efficiency, Old Dominion leverages proprietary routing software and dedicated customer support to ensure consistent on-time performance and end-to-end visibility.
The company’s service portfolio extends beyond standard LTL offerings to include expedited delivery, guaranteed service options and volume LTL solutions tailored for shippers with higher freight density. Old Dominion also provides specialized handling for temperature-sensitive, hazardous and high-value goods, supported by a fleet of modern tractors and trailers equipped with real-time tracking devices. Through its online shipment management platform, customers can access rate quotes, schedule pickups and monitor transit progress in real time.
Old Dominion’s operational network comprises more than 240 service centers and distribution hubs, organized under a hub-and-spoke model that streamlines freight consolidation and linehaul operations. While the company’s core market is the continental U.S., it offers cross-border transportation services to Canada and Mexico and partners with international carriers for global freight forwarding and customs brokerage. Value-added services such as warehousing, inventory management and supply chain consulting further enhance its end-to-end logistics capabilities.
Founded in 1934 in Richmond, Virginia, Old Dominion has grown from a small regional hauler into one of the largest LTL carriers in North America. Headquartered in Thomasville, North Carolina, the company went public in 1991 and has since earned a reputation for operational excellence and strong customer satisfaction. Under the leadership of President and Chief Executive Officer Greg C. Gantt, Old Dominion continues to invest in network expansion, technology upgrades and employee training, maintaining a workforce of professional drivers, dock personnel and logistics specialists committed to the company’s service-driven culture.
