Los Angeles Dedicated Lane Service

Nation's largest freight gateway with unmatched dedicated lane volume

The Los Angeles metro, including the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, handles over 40% of all U.S. containerized imports. The Inland Empire (Riverside/San Bernardino) contains the densest concentration of distribution centers in the country, generating massive daily dedicated lane demand to every major market west of the Mississippi.

$3.35/mi

Avg Dedicated Rate

5

Top Routes

6

Industries Served

Dedicated

Carrier Service

Top Dedicated Routes from Los Angeles

The highest-volume dedicated freight routes from Los Angeles, CA where dedicated lane service delivers the most value.

Los Angeles to Phoenix, AZ

Import distribution, e-commerce

370 miDailyDry Van

Los Angeles to San Francisco, CA

Retail restocking, tech equipment

380 miDailyDry Van

Los Angeles to Las Vegas, NV

Consumer goods, hospitality supplies

270 miDailyDry Van

Los Angeles to Salt Lake City, UT

Retail distribution, electronics

690 mi4x/weekDry Van

Los Angeles to Dallas, TX

Produce, frozen foods

1,430 mi3x/weekReefer

Key Industries in Los Angeles

These industries drive the highest demand for dedicated carrier capacity in Los Angeles, CA.

Port drayage & intermodal

E-commerce fulfillment

Entertainment logistics

Produce distribution

Apparel & fashion

Aerospace

Major Shippers & Distribution Centers

Key employers and freight generators in the Los Angeles metro area that rely on dedicated lane service.

Port of Los Angeles

Amazon (20+ fulfillment centers)

FedEx Regional Hub

Boeing Long Beach

SpaceX Hawthorne

Los Angeles Freight Infrastructure

LA is served by I-5, I-10, I-15, I-110, and I-405. The Ports of LA/Long Beach are the busiest in North America. BNSF and UP operate major intermodal yards in the Inland Empire. LAX handles significant air cargo. Over 1 billion sq ft of warehouse space exists in the Inland Empire alone.

Los Angeles Dedicated Lane FAQs

What makes LA the top dedicated lane origin in the country?

The Ports of LA/Long Beach handle 40% of U.S. imports, creating daily outbound volume to every major U.S. market. The Inland Empire's 1 billion+ sq ft of warehouse space houses distribution centers for Amazon, Walmart, Target, and hundreds of retailers — all needing dedicated carriers for predictable outbound delivery schedules.

How do port drayage dedicated contracts work in LA?

Port drayage dedicated contracts typically cover specific terminal-to-DC routes running 5-6 days per week. Carriers commit trucks to a shipper's container volume, handling pickup, chassis management, and delivery to Inland Empire DCs. Rates include port detention and congestion premiums.

What are typical dedicated lane rates from Los Angeles?

LA outbound dedicated rates average $3.35 per mile, higher than the national average due to California compliance costs (CARB, AB5 implications) and high demand-to-supply ratios. Reefer rates run $3.60-$4.20 per mile. Flatbed rates for construction materials average $3.80-$4.50 per mile.

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