Family-owned OTR trucking and freight out of Melrose Park, IL. Fifteen-plus years of steady long-haul lanes, home-weekly drivers, and owner operators who actually know dispatch by name.
Whether you're looking to drive our trucks on steady lanes or partner your rig with our freight, there's a spot in Melrose Park with your name on it.
Drive our trucks on consistent long-haul lanes — East Coast, Northern California, and points across the country. Per-mile pay, home every weekend, no-touch dry van freight, and a maintenance shop that'll actually keep your rig running right.
Pull up to pre-loaded trailers, hook, and run. No local P&D. Fuel card program. On-site shop access. Run under your authority or ours — your call.
We haven't changed what we do because what we do works. Here's what that looks like from the inside.
Same long-haul corridors we've run since 2013. Consistent miles, consistent pay.
Every weekend, every driver. The schedule is the schedule — not a marketing promise.
Full-service maintenance right at the yard. We'd rather catch a problem than chase one.
Same people who answered the phone in 2013 are still answering it today. That matters.
Real people on the phone, not a portal. 24/7 driver support while you're on the road.
Active MC 849571, USDOT 2459365. Licensed and insured. Verifiable through FMCSA SAFER.
Chicago outbound to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cleveland, Pittsburgh — and west to Northern California. Same routes, fifteen years, thousands of deliveries.
Our yard, dispatch, trailer staging, and on-site mechanic shop all operate out of a single facility five minutes from I-290 and I-294.
One phone number reaches the same people every time. If you've worked with us before, you've probably talked to half the team already.
Yukos has been one of our most consistent carriers on Midwest-to-East Coast and cross-country lanes. Their drivers communicate, their dispatch is sharp, and the freight gets there on time, every time.— Logistics Partner · Long-Haul Lane Coverage
Whether you're behind the wheel, behind the bill, or behind a desk staring at a lane you need covered — pick up the phone.