CDL Tracking — Track CDL Package & Delivery Status
Track your CDL package, parcel, shipment, or order by entering your CDL Tracking ID or Number.
CDL Important Details
About CDL Last Mile Solutions
CDL, also known as CDL Last Mile Solutions or CDL Delivers, is a regional delivery and logistics company serving the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic United States. The company describes itself as a family-owned business established in 1955, originally operating as a trucking and messenger service in the Tri-State area.
Today, CDL focuses on last-mile delivery, ecommerce logistics, retail delivery, fulfillment, warehousing, distribution, and regional parcel services. Many customers search for CDL tracking after receiving a shipping confirmation from an online retailer, marketplace, or merchant that uses CDL for final-mile delivery.
CDL services may include same-day delivery, next-day delivery, overnight delivery, retail home delivery, Manhattan messenger services, customized shipping, and ecommerce delivery support. Because CDL is often involved in the final delivery stage, tracking updates may show when a package moves through a hub, arrives at a local facility, goes out for delivery, or is marked delivered.
How to Track a CDL Package
To track your CDL package, use the tracking number or CDL Tracking ID provided by the retailer, merchant, or shipping notification.
- Find your CDL Tracking ID in your shipping confirmation email, retailer order page, delivery notification, or merchant account.
- Enter the tracking ID into the tracking field on this page.
- Submit the tracking request.
- Review the latest shipment status, delivery progress, and available tracking history.
- If no result appears, check the number carefully and try again later.
New shipments may not show tracking details immediately. In many cases, the retailer creates the shipment record before CDL receives or scans the parcel. If your tracking number was just issued, allow time for the first tracking update to appear.
Why Is CDL Delivering My Package Instead of UPS?
If you live in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, DC, or Virginia and ordered from a retailer, the store may have hired CDL for the final delivery. CDL is a regional specialist — it doesn’t compete with UPS nationally; it handles the last mile for retailers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, often with overnight or next-day service.
That’s also why your tracking number won’t work on UPS or FedEx — you need the CDL Tracking ID from your retailer’s shipping confirmation, entered here or on CDL’s own tracking page.
CDL Tracking FAQs
Where do I find my CDL Tracking ID?
In your retailer’s shipping confirmation email or on the order page — not your order number. The retailer creates the shipment record, and CDL tracking only starts working after the parcel gets its first CDL scan.
Does CDL deliver on weekends?
CDL’s Client Resolution team works weekends (Saturday 10 AM–7 PM, Sunday 10 AM–6 PM Eastern), and the company offers Saturday pickup for Monday delivery on some services — but weekend delivery depends on the retailer and service booked.
What does “Delivery Attempted” mean on CDL tracking?
CDL tried to deliver but couldn’t complete it — you weren’t available, the location was inaccessible, or the address info was incomplete. Contact CDL’s Client Resolution team at 212-243-5600 with your Tracking ID to reschedule.
