Next Trucking

NEXT Trucking’s public service descriptions focus on selected freight programs, and the available material does not specify full coverage, capacity limits, or lane availability for each offering. Buyers may therefore need to confirm whether a particular route, cargo, or timing requirement is served.

The company describes a digital marketplace and operating workflows tied to participating shippers, carriers, terminals, yards, and other transportation partners. The sources reviewed do not provide comparative service-level results, independent platform evaluations, or a detailed public rate schedule, so those dimensions cannot be assessed here.

NEXT Trucking operates in freight logistics, where shippers and carriers coordinate transportation across drayage, transloading, and truckload movements. Its public materials position software and marketplace workflows as tools for coordinating capacity, shipment status, dispatch, and payment across participants in the container ecosystem.

The company describes using connections to shippers, carriers, terminals, yards, and chassis providers to manage shipment data and delivery processes. The sources reviewed do not provide a current independent estimate of its market share, financial performance, or industry growth exposure, so those measures remain undetermined.

NEXT Trucking is a California freight logistics and technology company founded in 2015. Its public materials describe a freight marketplace connecting shippers with trucking capacity and list drayage, transloading, full truckload, and expedited container programs. The company identifies ATLAS as its transportation management system.

Available company and third-party sources confirm an acquisition report involving CDL 1000 in February 2024, but the materials reviewed do not establish the current ownership structure or post-transaction legal status. The official site continues to present shipper and carrier services; that supports active public-facing operations but does not resolve corporate ownership or management.

NEXT Trucking’s public materials describe freight services and marketplace tools but do not publish a detailed, standardized price list or pricing formula. Prospective shippers are directed to the company’s quoting flow, and service descriptions emphasize capacity and shipment coordination rather than a fixed public tariff.

The company states that its platform helps coordinate freight activity among shippers and carriers, but the sources reviewed do not establish how rates are calculated, what fees apply, or how pricing varies by route, cargo, or service. Customers should verify current commercial terms directly with the company.