Georgia Dedicated Lane Service

Dedicated freight capacity in the Southeast's undisputed logistics capital

Georgia is the logistics capital of the Southeast, anchored by Atlanta — the state where more Fortune 500 companies are headquartered (18) than any other Southern metro. Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport (the world's busiest) and the I-75/I-85/I-20 interchange create the Southeast's densest freight hub. The metro's 760+ million square feet of warehouse space demands an army of dedicated carriers running daily routes to distribution centers across the region. The Port of Savannah is the fastest-growing container port in the nation and the largest single-terminal container port in North America. Its expansion has transformed the I-16 corridor between Savannah and Atlanta into one of the busiest dedicated lanes in the country, with container drayage and relay runs operating around the clock. Savannah's inland port in Cordele (I-75) extends dedicated intermodal opportunities deep into Southwest Georgia. Georgia's carpet industry in Dalton (the 'Carpet Capital of the World'), poultry processing in Gainesville (the 'Poultry Capital'), and Kia's manufacturing plant in West Point create specialized dedicated lane corridors. The state's position as the Southeast's crossroads — touching Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida — makes it the preferred origin point for dedicated regional distribution networks.