Direct freight,
owner attention.
Ship with the people who own the equipment. Dry van and flatbed capacity out of Rockdale, Illinois, backed by a family office that picks up the phone.
Working with Delta
What you
can expect
- 01A quote from dispatch, not an algorithm
A person who knows the lanes prices your freight — and answers for it.
- 02An owner-operator on your freight
Your freight moves through Delta's owner-operator fleet under Delta's authority. That changes how it is treated.
- 03A phone that answers until delivery
No queue, no ticket number.
Unit 1386 - Rockdale yardFor shippers
Why shippers
choose Delta
It is your product on that trailer, and your schedule riding on the pickup — here is how Delta looks after both.
- You book the carrier that hauls it. The company that quotes your freight is the company whose truck backs into your dock — one name, end to end.
- Equipment your dock can plan around. 53-foot dry vans, 2022 or newer, air-ride with wood floors — and a flatbed division for freight that doesn't ship in a box.
- Lower-48 authority, east-of-Rockies depth. Delta runs the lower 48 with an east-of-Rockies focus.
Tractor + trailer tracking
Know where your freight is
When your shipment goes active, the approved contacts for that load receive a secure tracking link from dispatch — no account to create, no shipment data on a public page.
Delta uses location updates from both the tractor and the trailer when available. Two reporting sources mean more chances at a fresh position: if one unit goes quiet, the other can still report.
The link shows the latest position on record — where it was, when it reported, and which device sent the ping — plus the ETA to delivery.
Sample tracking view — illustrative
Near real time, stated honestly: positions arrive as the tractor and trailer report in, and GPS coverage can vary in transit. The link shows the latest available ping and its timestamp — never an estimate dressed up as live data — and the ETA to delivery is exactly that: an estimate, not a promise.
Get a straight quote.
One load or a lane — a dispatcher who knows your freight answers today.