Roadrunner Freight Tracking
Enter a Roadrunner (RRTS) PRO number or pickup number to see where your LTL shipment is: the stage, the route, the projected or actual delivery, and every terminal scan. Free, no sign-up.
How to track a Roadrunner shipment
- Find the PRO number on the PRO label on your freight or your Roadrunner freight bill, or the pickup number from your pickup confirmation.
- Enter it and select Track. Spaces before or after the number are ignored.
- Read the stage, the route and the scan history, newest first.
- Bookmark the result page to check again later.
Roadrunner reference numbers
| Number | Where to find it |
|---|---|
| PRO number | 9 digits, on the PRO label on the freight and the Roadrunner freight bill. The most reliable number to track with. |
| Pickup number | On the confirmation of your pickup request. Works before you have the PRO number. |
| Bill of lading or PO number | Your own references. This tool does not look them up; use the PRO or pickup number. |
Roadrunner tracking stages explained
| Step | Stage | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Pickup Requested | Roadrunner has the pickup request. |
| 02 | Picked Up | The freight is picked up and loaded at the origin terminal. |
| 03 | In Transit | The freight is moving between Roadrunner terminals. |
| 04 | Out For Delivery | The freight is on the delivery truck. |
| 05 | Delivered | The freight has been delivered to the consignee. |
Roadrunner scan codes
| Code | Scan | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| PU | Picked up | The freight was picked up from the shipper. |
| CLO | Trailer closed | The trailer is loaded and ready for dispatch. |
| DSP | Trailer dispatched | The trailer left for the destination terminal. |
| ENR | Trailer en route | The trailer is on its way; the scan names where. |
| ARV | Arrived at terminal | The trailer arrived at a terminal. |
| UNL | Unloaded at terminal | The freight was unloaded at the destination terminal. |
| BRN | Customs | The freight is clearing customs. |
| SLC | Sailing date | The sailing date for an ocean leg is set. |
| TRF | Released to delivery | The freight is released for delivery. |
| ARQ | Appointment pending | A delivery appointment is being arranged. |
| APT | Appointment set | A delivery appointment is booked with the consignee. |
| DUD | Projected delivery date | Roadrunner set or changed the projected delivery date. |
| WTR | Weather delay | The shipment is delayed by weather. |
| TDC | Trailer spotted at customer | A trailer was left at the customer's location. |
| OFD | Out for delivery | The freight is on the delivery truck. |
| DEL | Delivered | The freight was delivered to the consignee. |
| RFD | Refused | The consignee refused the delivery. |
Track Roadrunner Freight shipments from your code
The same lookup is available as JSON through the FreightAPIs API on the Starter plan and up, with one status scale and event history shared by every carrier we track. One call per lookup; calls that cannot reach Roadrunner Freight are not charged.
curl -H "X-API-Key: $FREIGHTAPIS_KEY" \
"https://freightapis.dev/api/track/roadrunner?ref=YOUR_NUMBER"Roadrunner Freight tracking - FAQ
How do I track a Roadrunner Freight shipment?
Enter the Roadrunner PRO number or pickup number and select Track. The page shows the current stage, the route, the projected or actual delivery and every terminal scan.
Which numbers can I track Roadrunner with?
The PRO number works best. The pickup number from your pickup confirmation works too. Enter either in the same box; Roadrunner works out which kind it is.
What is RRTS?
RRTS is Roadrunner Transportation Systems, the company behind Roadrunner Freight, a US long-haul LTL carrier. Its PRO numbers are 9 digits.
Why is my Roadrunner shipment not found?
Check the number for typos, and that it is the PRO or pickup number rather than a bill of lading or PO number. A pickup requested a few minutes ago may not be in the system yet; try again a little later, or use the PRO number once Roadrunner has assigned it.
What do "Trailer closed" and "Trailer dispatched" mean?
Trailer closed means the trailer with your freight is loaded and ready to leave the terminal. Trailer dispatched means it has left for the next terminal, which the scan names; "Arrived" and "Unloaded" follow at that terminal.
What time zone are Roadrunner tracking times in?
Each scan time is the local time at the Roadrunner terminal that recorded it.
Is this Roadrunner tracking tool free?
Yes. Tracking is free and needs no account or sign-up. Shipper and consignee names, addresses, delivery instructions, reference numbers and the signer's name are not shown.
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