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Moving your future forward

The invisible engine behind your products.

We don’t just move freight. We find the truck, negotiate the rate, and stay with the load — so your supply chain is in a known pair of hands.

A well-kept tractor-trailer on an open American interstate
Contiguous United StatesMC 273349
1991
Founded
MC 273349
Broker authority
Bonded
Licensed and insured
Lower 48
Where we concentrate

Why the desk exists

Shipping should not be the stressful part of the business.

Ro-Mac Transportation is a brokerage, not a truck line with a slogan. We are the bridge between your dock and the receiver.

  1. 01

    Strict carrier vetting

    We don’t hand your freight to just anyone. Every carrier in our network has to clear our safety, insurance, and reliability standards before they ever see your dock.

  2. 02

    Proactive tracking

    You are never left in the dark. We monitor the shipment from the moment it leaves your facility until it reaches the receiver.

  3. 03

    One point of contact

    No phone tag with a rotating cast of dispatchers. One desk handles the communication and the problems, so your team can stay on production.

What we move

Name the piece. We’ll name the truck.

A one-ton dually pickup hooked to a flatbed trailer carrying a generator

1-ton dually

40' flatbed hotshot

A one-ton dually pickup on a 40-foot flatbed. This load is a generator.

A Peterbilt sleeper with two rear axles hauling tarped pipe on a flatbed

Open deck

Flatbed

A Peterbilt sleeper with tandem rear axles on a flatbed. This one is hauling pipe under a tarp.

A tractor hooked to a true 53-foot step-deck trailer

Drop deck

Step deck

A true 53-foot step deck. The deck drops once behind the upper deck so a taller piece can still clear.

A conventional box truck with a hood, not a cabover

Straight truck

Box truck

A conventional cab with a hood, not a cabover, when the freight does not need a trailer.

A high-roof expedited cargo van on a highway

Van

Expedited Sprinter

A high-roof cargo van when the shipment is small and it has to move now.

A sleeper tractor hooked to a double-drop trailer carrying an industrial water-plant pump

Double drop

Heavy machinery

A sleeper tractor on a double drop for the tall, heavy piece — plant pumps and machines that will not sit on a standard deck.

How a load moves

Three calls, not a portal.

You talk to the desk. The desk talks to a vetted carrier. You hear back from the same people.

  1. 01

    Tell us the load

    Origin, destination, commodity, weight, and the day it has to leave. If it is odd-shaped, describe the piece.

  2. 02

    We source and price it

    We find a carrier that already meets our standards and negotiate the rate before anyone is booked.

  3. 03

    We stay on the truck

    One coordinator from pickup through delivery. If something shifts, you hear it from us — including when the news is not good.

Coverage

Precision logistics across the USA.

We concentrate on the contiguous United States.

Midwest

The home territory. Hotshots, flatbeds, and regional runs across the plains and the Great Lakes.

  • Kansas City → OmahaExample
  • Des Moines → ChicagoExample
  • St. Louis → MinneapolisExample

Load brief

Start with the lane

We’ll open a full brief for the desk. Nothing is booked until we confirm a carrier and a rate.

Night highway with streaks of headlights and taillights

The desk

Call if it has to move. Write if it can wait until morning.