Key facts
- Founded 2004 · headquartered in Chattanooga, TN
- Subsidiary
- Primary freight modes: Dry Van
About Access America Transport
Access America Transport was founded in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 2004 as an independent freight brokerage focused on dry van truckload, LTL, and refrigerated freight across the Southeastern United States. The company grew rapidly through the 2000s and 2010s, building a strong reputation for Southeast carrier relationships and service reliability. Access America Transport has since been acquired and now operates as a legacy brand within the RXO corporate family, which itself grew out of XPO Logistics' brokerage and technology assets.
Under RXO ownership, the Access America Transport brand name continues to attract searches from shippers and carriers familiar with its legacy identity, even as the operational infrastructure has been consolidated into RXO's broader platform. Shippers engaging Access America Transport today are effectively working within RXO's carrier network, technology systems, and account management structure. The Chattanooga headquarters retains some operational presence, but the service delivery model is now largely aligned with RXO's national brokerage operations.
For shippers considering Access America Transport, the practical decision is whether to engage directly with the RXO brand or to work through the Access America identity if an existing relationship exists. The carrier network, pricing, and technology are shared across the RXO umbrella. Shippers with Southeast-heavy freight programs may find that the legacy carrier relationships and regional expertise built under the Access America brand still provide value, particularly for dry van and reefer lanes between Tennessee, Georgia, and the broader Mid-Atlantic.
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Coverage
48 contiguous states with legacy strength in Southeast and Mid-Atlantic corridors
Strongest Lanes
Pros & Cons
- Legacy Southeast carrier network built since 2004 provides strong dry van and reefer coverage on Tennessee, Georgia, and Mid-Atlantic lanes
- Now backed by RXO's national carrier network and technology infrastructure, extending capacity well beyond the original regional footprint
- Dry van, LTL, and refrigerated service capability meets the needs of most standard freight profiles in manufacturing and retail
- Established brand recognition among Southeast shippers and carriers who have worked with Access America for years
- Operates as a legacy brand under RXO; shippers may find it cleaner to engage directly with RXO for new account setup and full platform access
- Gross revenue not publicly reported; scale and carrier depth are now effectively RXO's rather than independently verifiable
- Limited publicly available service details specific to the Access America brand versus RXO's broader offerings
- FMCSA broker authority details are not confirmed in this profile; verify licensing before tendering loads
- Brand consolidation within RXO means the distinct regional identity of Access America may be less evident than it was as an independent broker
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FAQ
Is Access America Transport licensed and bonded as a freight broker?
Access America Transport operates as a licensed freight broker under its current corporate structure within the RXO family. Specific FMCSA MC# and DOT# details have not been confirmed in this profile. Shippers should verify current broker authority and bond status at li-public.fmcsa.dot.gov by searching for Access America Transport, LLC before tendering any load.
What types of freight does Access America Transport move?
Access America Transport handles dry van truckload as its primary mode, with secondary capability in refrigerated (reefer) and LTL freight. The company has particular depth in Southeast corridors spanning Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, and the Mid-Atlantic. As part of RXO, national truckload capacity is also accessible.
How do Access America Transport's rates compare to other freight brokers?
Access America Transport's rates benefit from RXO's scale and carrier network, which generally supports competitive pricing on Southeast truckload and reefer lanes. LTL rates depend on the carrier partners accessed through the RXO platform. Shippers should compare Access America / RXO quotes against regional carriers and other national brokers, particularly on Southeast-to-Midwest lanes where competition is robust.