United StatesCon-way Freight Tracking
Freight and logistics operator offering less-than-truckload transit services across the United States.
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- Carrier Type
- Freight and LTL logistics operator
- Based In
- United States
- Primary Coverage
- North American regional and long-haul LTL routes
- Typical Transit
- Varies by lane, typically 1 to 7 business days
- Tracking Identifier
- PRO number or Bill of Lading reference
How to track a Con-way Freight package
To track a Con-way Freight shipment, enter your tracking number or PRO number into the search field above. Our independent tracking tool automatically identifies the carrier and aggregates every event into a single clear timeline. Alternatively, you can view freight progress on the official website by entering your PRO number or bill of lading reference directly into their tracking portal.
Con-way Freight was a major American less-than-truckload carrier whose operations were integrated into XPO Logistics. Tracking searches for historical or current freight moving through this network now redirect through the XPO LTL platform.
About Con-way Freight
Con-way Freight established itself as a major American freight and logistics operator specializing in less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation. LTL carriers combine smaller commercial shipments onto single trucks, providing regional and long-distance freight movement for businesses and industrial customers across North America.
Following its acquisition by XPO Logistics, Con-way Freight's regional network, terminal infrastructure, and freight routing systems were integrated into XPO's broader transportation platform. Today, tracking searches associated with historical Con-way Freight routes utilize the unified XPO LTL tracking interface to provide visibility into cargo movement.
Where Con-way Freight delivers
Con-way Freight historically operated an extensive network of freight terminals throughout the United States, providing comprehensive regional and cross-country LTL coverage. Following integration into XPO, coverage includes seamless line-haul connections across all major commercial and industrial corridors in the United States, alongside cross-border services linking Canada and Mexico.
- Domestic United States regional routes
- Transcontinental US freight corridors
- US to Canada cross-border freight
- US to Mexico cross-border freight
Con-way Freight tracking number format
Con-way Freight and its successor networks primary rely on standard freight PRO numbers or Bill of Lading numbers. PRO numbers are assigned by the carrier at pickup to track palleted freight and LTL cargo across intermediate terminals.
How to track a Con-way Freight parcel
Step 01
Locate your shipment identifier
Find the PRO number or Bill of Lading (BOL) number on your freight receipt, shipping invoice, or confirmation document sent by the shipper.
Step 02
Enter the number above
Paste your PRO number into the parceltracking.com search box to initiate an automatic lookup across global and domestic carrier networks.
Step 03
Review your unified timeline
Examine the step-by-step progress of your freight from initial terminal pickup down to final delivery, including intermediate terminal transfers.
Step 04
Check the official portal if needed
You can also verify shipment milestones directly on the official XPO LTL tracking page using your PRO or BOL reference.
What each status means
- Pickup Scheduled
- A dispatch request has been created, and a driver is assigned to collect the palletized cargo from the shipper.
- In Transit
- The freight is moving on a line-haul trailer between intermediate freight terminals or distribution centers.
- Arrived at Terminal
- The trailer containing your shipment has reached a regional hub or local destination service center.
- Out for Delivery
- The cargo has been loaded onto a local pickup and delivery truck for final drop-off at the delivery facility.
- Delivered
- The shipment has been successfully unloaded at the recipient address, and a delivery receipt or proof of delivery signature was obtained.
- Exception
- An unexpected event, such as weather delays, traffic disruption, or delivery appointment requirements, has temporarily delayed transit.
How long is normal for Con-way Freight?
Heavy LTL cargo moves differently than small parcel packages. Pallets are loaded onto line-haul trailers and may not receive individual scans while in transit between major regional terminals, leading to multi-day periods without status updates.
Days 1 to 2
Your shipment is likely being collected, sorted, and consolidated at the origin terminal. Gaps in tracking updates during initial sorting are completely normal.
Days 3 to 5
The cargo is in line-haul transit between long-distance terminals. Updates typically refresh once the trailer reaches a regional sorting facility.
After 7 days
If domestic freight shows no activity for over a week, contact the freight sender or check if a delivery appointment requirement is holding up final delivery.
Con-way Freight tracking not updating?
Tracking delays for freight shipments usually stem from logistical bottlenecks, scheduled delivery appointments, or terminal holding times rather than lost items. Understanding common causes helps set realistic expectations.
- Line-haul transit intervals
- Freight moving across long distances inside semi-trailers only updates when arriving or departing a major freight terminal.
- Delivery appointment requirements
- Many commercial destinations require advance delivery scheduling, which can pause movement until a time slot is confirmed.
- Customs or border inspections
- Cross-border shipments entering Canada or Mexico must clear customs brokers, creating temporary operational holds.
- Weekend and holiday pauses
- Freight terminals and line-haul operations often run reduced schedules over weekends and national holidays.
What to do next
- Verify that you entered the correct PRO number without additional spaces or dash characters.
- Check with the shipping party to ensure the bill of lading was finalized and cargo was dispatched.
- Review whether a destination delivery appointment is required for your commercial delivery site.
Con-way Freight customs & handoffs
Cross-border freight moving between the United States, Canada, and Mexico involves specialized customs documentation, line-haul transfers, and regulatory clearance. When cargo reaches border entry points, official documentation must be processed by customs brokers before the trailer is authorized to continue to local delivery hubs.
During cross-border movement, cargo may be handed off to partner regional freight carriers. Our independent tracking platform monitors shipment progress across these transitions, allowing you to follow your cargo on a unified timeline regardless of partner handoffs.
Tips for tracking Con-way Freight parcels
Keep the PRO number handy
The PRO number is the primary tracking key for LTL cargo. Save it from your bill of lading or shipping notification for quick lookup.
Differentiate BOL and PRO numbers
Bill of Lading (BOL) numbers are generated by the sender, while PRO numbers are assigned by the carrier. Both can often be used for searching.
Prepare for dock arrival
Ensure your receiving dock or site is accessible and that staff are ready to sign the delivery receipt upon arrival.
Save proof of delivery
Download or screenshot the delivery record once completed, as signed delivery receipts serve as official proof of cargo receipt.
Con-way Freight customer service
For official inquiries, delivery adjustments, or freight claims, reach out directly to the official XPO LTL customer support service. Please note that parceltracking.com is an independent tracking directory and cannot modify freight details, issue refunds, or reroute commercial shipments.
- Phone
- +1 800 426-6929
- Official site
- app.ltl.xpo.com ↗
Con-way Freight tracking questions
You can track your cargo by typing your PRO number or Bill of Lading reference into the search tool at the top of this page. You can also view updates directly on the official XPO LTL tracking portal.
No, parceltracking.com is an independent multi-carrier parcel and freight tracking service. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by Con-way Freight or XPO Logistics.
Con-way Freight was acquired by XPO Logistics, and its LTL network was fully integrated. Tracking searches for former Con-way routes now seamlessly run through XPO systems.
Your PRO number is located on the shipping receipt, bill of lading, or dispatch notification provided by the sender or logistics coordinator.
LTL freight shipments move in consolidated trailers between major regional terminals. Updates only refresh when trailers arrive or depart terminals, so multi-day gaps during long-distance line-haul moves are standard.
Domestic LTL shipping typically takes between 1 and 7 business days, depending on lane distance, regional weather conditions, and terminal sorting queues.
No, parceltracking.com cannot change delivery details, reschedule shipments, or process claims. Address modifications must be requested directly through the carrier or origin sender.
The carrier will place the shipment on hold at the destination terminal until an appointment time is agreed upon with the recipient facility.
Yes, entering your PRO number lets you trace shipments as they move across North American borders, undergo customs processing, and transition to destination carriers.
Note any physical damage on the driver's delivery receipt before signing, take clear photographic evidence, and notify the sender and carrier immediately to file a claim.
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About this page
ParcelTracking is an independent tracking tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Con-way Freight. We show the scan history Con-way Freight reports, we do not carry the shipment, and we cannot change a delivery address, issue a refund, or file a claim. For those, contact Con-way Freight at app.ltl.xpo.com.
Last updated August 2, 2026
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