Roadrunner Tracking – Track Roadrunner Freight Shipment Online
Enter your Roadrunner tracking number, PRO number, or pickup number to check your freight shipment status and see the latest delivery update online.
Roadrunner Important Details
About Roadrunner Freight
Roadrunner Freight is a U.S. less-than-truckload freight carrier focused on LTL shipping services, including long-haul, regional, and next-day freight lanes. Roadrunner describes its network as focused on major metro-to-metro LTL freight service, with shipment tracking and notification tools available for shippers and customers.
Unlike standard small-parcel couriers, Roadrunner Freight shipments often move through terminals, service centers, trailers, delivery appointments, and freight documents such as a PRO number, Bill of Lading, Purchase Order, and Proof of Delivery. Because of this, Roadrunner tracking may show freight-specific updates instead of simple parcel statuses.
Track Your Roadrunner Freight Shipment Online
To track your Roadrunner shipment, enter your tracking number in the tracking box above and submit it. You may be able to track using:
| Tracking Detail | What It Means |
|---|---|
| PRO number | The main freight tracking reference used for Roadrunner LTL shipments. |
| Pickup number | A number connected to the pickup request or collected shipment. |
| BOL number | Bill of Lading number used on freight shipping documents. |
| PO number | Purchase Order number connected to a business order or shipment. |
| Shipment reference | A reference number provided by the shipper, merchant, or logistics team. |
How to Read Your Roadrunner PRO Number
Roadrunner’s main tracking number is the PRO number — a 9-digit number assigned to every shipment. If your PRO number has only 8 digits, add a zero at the beginning; that’s Roadrunner’s own rule, not a typo. You can enter up to 25 PRO or pickup numbers at once without an account.
Searching by BOL or PO number requires a login on Roadrunner’s official tracking page. If you’re a receiver (not the shipper), the PRO number is usually all you need — it’s on the pickup confirmation or in the email from the sender.
Roadrunner Tracking FAQs
Is Roadrunner Freight a normal parcel courier?
No. Roadrunner Freight is a less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier — it moves palletized freight between terminals, not small parcels. Your shipment rides in a shared trailer with other customers’ freight, which is why tracking shows terminal scans instead of simple “out for delivery” updates.
What does “100% over the road” mean for my shipment?
Roadrunner moves freight by truck from origin to destination without rail handoffs, using its metro-to-metro “Power Lanes.” In practice that means fewer transfer points — and fewer chances for damage — between pickup and delivery.
How do I get proof of delivery (POD)?
On Roadrunner’s official tracking page, open your PRO number’s tracking result and look under “Document Images” — the signed POD appears there. If you tracked on this page first, just re-enter the same PRO number on freight.rrts.com to grab it.
