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Sorted by Carrier Name Carrier Code Carier Description/ Name Shipping-Method Shipping-Method-Description PYLE A Please note: If your carrier is listed but not an exact shipping method, please select an existing shipping method. Many carriers only list generic shipping methods. Sorted by Carrier Name Carrier Code Carier Description/ Name shipping-method shipping-method-description PYLE A. Duie Pyle LTL LTL Standard AOIT A-1 International Inc. LTL LTL Standard AACT AAACooper LTL LTL Standard ABFS ABF LTL LTL Standard AIMN AIM Transportation LTL LTL Standard AVFE Air Traffic Services LTL LTL Standard AIIH AIT Worldwide Logistics LTL LTL Standard AMKI AM Home Delivery LTL LTL Standard AMTR AM Trucking LTL LTL Standard AMZL Amazon Logistics Standard LTL Standard AEWS American West Worldwide Express, Inc LTL LTL Standard SCT Appliances Connection Fleet LTL LTL Standard AVRT Averitt Express LTL LTL Standard BWTQ Barrett Distribution LTL LTL Standard BTNB Benton Express LTL LTL Standard BTVP Best Overnite LTL LTL Standard BCEL BlueCare Express Standard LTL Standard CAAE Campbells Express LTL LTL Standard OTH Carrier - not in Sears System Expedited Expedited OTH Carrier - not in Sears System Pickup Pickup OTH Carrier - not in Sears System Standard Standard OTH Carrier - not in Sears System Premium Premium CIAF Cavalier Logistics LTL LTL Standard CCFI Central Freight Lines LTL LTL Standard CETR Central Transport Inc LTL LTL Standard CUOT Ceva Logistics LTL LTL Standard CEMF CMS Logistics LTL LTL Standard CWCE Conway LTL LTL Standard CNWY Con-way Freight LTL LTL Standard COOG CorTrans LTL LTL Standard CNWQ Crane Worldwide LTL LTL Standard CCYQ CrossCountryCourier LTL LTL Standard CIIP CRST Specialized Transportation, Inc. LTL LTL Standard CRST Crystal Motor Express LTL LTL Standard CTBV Custom Companies LTL LTL Standard CXIT CXI Trucking LTL LTL Standard DYLT Daylight Transport LTL LTL Standard DAFG Dayton Freight LTL LTL Standard BNAF DB Schenker LTL LTL Standard DELG Demar Standard LTL Standard DELG Demar Premium LTL Premium DPHE Dependable Highway Express LTL LTL Standard DHLC DHL Economy Standard DHLC DHL Priority Premium DHLC DHL Connect Expedited DDAG DHL Global Mail Standard LTL Standard DHRN Dohrn Transfer Company LTL LTL Standard DOLR Dot-Line Transportation LTL LTL Standard DYXE DYNAMEX LTL LTL Standard EXLA Estes Express Lines LTL LTL Standard FDE Federal Express Ground Standard ©2021, Transform SR Brands LLC Updated January 2021 1 of 5 Carrier Code Carier Description/ Name shipping-method shipping-method-description FDE Federal Express Next Day Premium FDE Federal Express Second Day Expedited FXFT FedEx Freight LTL LTL Standard SMRT FedEx SmartPost Smart Post Standard FBTI FOX BROTHERS TRANSFER INCORPORATED LTL LTL Standard GLDF Gold Coast Freightways LTL LTL Standard HRCF Hercules Freight LTL LTL Standard HWDQ Hollywood Delivery Service LTL LTL Standard BEKN Home Direct USA White Glove LTL service BEKN Home Direct USA Standard LTL Standard HLDS Hotline Delivery Systems LTL LTL Standard ICAO ICAT Logistics LTL LTL Standard HJBT JB Hunt LTL LTL Standard LKVL Lakeville Motor Express LTL LTL Standard LREC Land Air Express LTL LTL Standard LASG Lasership LTL LTL Standard LSOV Lone Star Overnight LTL LTL Standard MEFE Main Freight Inc LTL LTL Standard MFSY MANNA FREIGHT SYSTEMS INC LTL LTL Standard MLXP Milan Express LTL LTL Standard MTJG Moran Transportation LTL LTL Standard MTVL Mountain Valley Express LTL LTL Standard MSIF MSI LTL LTL Standard NDSN National Delivery Systems LTL LTL Standard NEFW New England Freightways LTL LTL Standard NEMF New England Motor Freight LTL LTL Standard NPME New Penn Motor Express LTL LTL Standard NSD Nonstop Delivery LTL LTL Standard OAKH Oak Harbor Freight Lines LTL LTL Standard ODFL Old Dominion LTL LTL Standard OTCL ONTRACC LOGISTICS INC LTL LTL Standard PUTB Peninsula Trucklines LTL LTL Standard PFEG Performance Freight Systems LTL LTL Standard PAAF Pilot Freight Services LTL LTL Standard PITD Pitt Ohio LTL LTL Standard RNLO R+L Carriers LTL LTL Standard RRTS Road Runner LTL LTL Standard SJTT S&J Transportation LTL LTL Standard SAIA SAIA LTL LTL Standard SBAG SBA Global LTL LTL Standard SVBA SBA Global Logistics LTL LTL Standard SKWE SEKO Worldwide LTL LTL Standard SHFT Shift Freight LTL LTL Standard SEFL Southeastern Freight Lines LTL LTL Standard SMTL Southwestern Motor Transport LTL LTL Standard SPDD Spee Dee Delivery Service Parcel aka Parcel Post (USPS) SDVE Star Delivery Solutions LTL LTL Standard SLSV States Logistics LTL LTL Standard TECH TechTrans LTL LTL Standard TOWN Towne Air Freight LTL LTL Standard TOWE Towne Aire LTL LTL Standard TRLN Trail Lines LTL LTL Standard UDSL United Delivery Service LTL LTL Standard UPS United Parcel Service Next Day Saver Next Day Saver (next day after 10am) UPS United Parcel Service Ground Standard UPS United Parcel Service Next Day Premium UPS United Parcel Service Second Day Expedited UPS United Parcel Service SurePost aka Parcel Post (USPS) USPS United States Postal Service First Class Premium USPS United States Postal Service Parcel Post aka Parcel Post (USPS) ©2021, Transform SR Brands LLC Updated January 2021 2 of 5 Carrier Code Carier Description/ Name shipping-method shipping-method-description USPS United States Postal Service Priority Expedited USPS United States Postal Service Standard Mail Standard UPGF UPS Freight LTL LTL Standard UPSI UPS i-parcel Parcel aka Parcel Post (USPS) UPSM UPS Mail Innovations Parcel aka Parcel Post (USPS) USFG USF Holland LTL LTL Standard RETL USF Reddaway LTL LTL Standard VITR Vitran Express LTL LTL Standard VOLP Volpe Express LTL LTL Standard VOLT Volunteer Express LTL LTL Standard WDYS Wanner's Transport LTL LTL Standard WARD Ward Trucking LTL LTL Standard WKSH Watkins and Shepard LTL LTL Standard WTVA Wilson Trucking Corp LTL LTL Standard XPOL XPO Logistics LTL LTL Standard XGSI Xpress Global LTL LTL Standard YFLG YF Logistics LTL LTL Standard RDWY YRC (Formerly Roadway or Yellow) LTL LTL Standard Sorted by Carrier Code Carrier Code Carier Description/ Name shipping-method shipping-method-description AACT AAACooper LTL LTL Standard ABFS ABF LTL LTL Standard AEWS American West Worldwide Express, Inc LTL LTL Standard AIIH AIT Worldwide Logistics LTL LTL Standard AIMN AIM Transportation LTL LTL Standard AMKI AM Home Delivery LTL LTL Standard AMTR AM Trucking LTL LTL Standard AMZL Amazon Logistics Standard LTL Standard AOIT A-1 International Inc. LTL LTL Standard AVFE Air Traffic Services LTL LTL Standard AVRT Averitt Express LTL LTL Standard BCEL BlueCare Express Standard LTL Standard BEKN Home Direct USA White Glove LTL service BEKN Home Direct USA Standard LTL Standard BNAF DB Schenker LTL LTL Standard BTNB Benton Express LTL LTL Standard BTVP Best Overnite LTL LTL Standard BWTQ Barrett Distribution LTL LTL Standard CAAE Campbells Express LTL LTL Standard CCFI Central Freight Lines LTL LTL Standard CCYQ CrossCountryCourier LTL LTL Standard CEMF CMS Logistics LTL LTL Standard CETR Central Transport Inc LTL LTL Standard CIAF Cavalier Logistics LTL LTL Standard CIIP CRST Specialized Transportation, Inc. LTL LTL Standard CNWQ Crane Worldwide LTL LTL Standard CNWY Con-way Freight LTL LTL Standard COOG CorTrans LTL LTL Standard CRST Crystal Motor Express LTL LTL Standard CTBV Custom Companies LTL LTL Standard CUOT Ceva Logistics LTL LTL Standard CWCE Conway LTL LTL Standard CXIT CXI Trucking LTL LTL Standard DAFG Dayton Freight LTL LTL Standard DDAG DHL Global Mail Standard LTL Standard DELG Demar Standard LTL Standard DELG Demar Premium LTL Premium DHLC DHL Economy Standard ©2021, Transform SR Brands LLC Updated January 2021 3 of 5 Carrier Code Carier Description/ Name shipping-method shipping-method-description DHLC DHL Priority Premium DHLC DHL Connect Expedited DHRN Dohrn Transfer Company LTL LTL Standard DOLR Dot-Line Transportation LTL LTL Standard DPHE Dependable Highway Express LTL LTL Standard DYLT Daylight Transport LTL LTL Standard DYXE DYNAMEX LTL LTL Standard EXLA Estes Express Lines LTL LTL Standard FBTI FOX BROTHERS TRANSFER INCORPORATED LTL LTL Standard FDE Federal Express Ground Standard FDE Federal Express Next Day Premium FDE Federal Express Second Day Expedited FXFT FedEx Freight LTL LTL Standard GLDF Gold Coast Freightways LTL LTL Standard HJBT JB Hunt LTL LTL Standard HLDS Hotline Delivery Systems LTL LTL Standard HRCF Hercules Freight LTL LTL Standard HWDQ Hollywood Delivery Service LTL LTL Standard ICAO ICAT Logistics LTL LTL Standard LASG Lasership LTL LTL Standard LKVL Lakeville Motor Express LTL LTL Standard LREC Land Air Express LTL LTL Standard LSOV Lone Star Overnight LTL LTL Standard MEFE Main Freight Inc LTL LTL Standard MFSY MANNA FREIGHT SYSTEMS INC LTL LTL Standard MLXP Milan Express LTL LTL Standard MSIF MSI LTL LTL Standard MTJG Moran Transportation LTL LTL Standard MTVL Mountain Valley Express LTL LTL Standard NDSN National Delivery Systems LTL LTL Standard NEFW New England Freightways LTL LTL Standard NEMF New England Motor Freight LTL LTL Standard NPME New Penn Motor Express LTL LTL Standard NSD Nonstop Delivery LTL LTL Standard OAKH Oak Harbor Freight Lines LTL LTL Standard ODFL Old Dominion LTL LTL Standard OTCL ONTRACC LOGISTICS INC LTL LTL Standard OTH Carrier - not in Sears System Expedited Expedited OTH Carrier - not in Sears System Pickup Pickup OTH Carrier - not in Sears System Standard Standard OTH Carrier - not in Sears System Premium Premium PAAF Pilot Freight Services LTL LTL Standard PFEG Performance Freight Systems LTL LTL Standard PITD Pitt Ohio LTL LTL Standard PUTB Peninsula Trucklines LTL LTL Standard PYLE A. 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