Same dedication to safety. Same network and skilled drivers. Now focused on LTL.
As we previously shared, FedEx Freight is on track to become an independent company June 1, 2026.
You can count on the same speed, safety, and reliability you've come to expect.
We've invested heavily in your LTL freight shipping experience. That means improved automation, faster billing, and top-notch customer support. It's everything you have now, powered by what's next.
FedEx announces filing of Form 10 Registration Statement for planned spin-off of FedEx Freight. Read the press release.
We'll share details as soon as we have them. Check back for info on account migration, online logins, Sales contacts, and more.
In November, all FedEx Freight customers received an email indicating that their agreement(s) is being assigned to FedEx Freight, Inc. as a stand-alone company. For details about your existing customer transportation agreement(s) please click here.
In the event you have an active agreement with combined earned discount tiers with FedEx and/or FedEx Freight, you will be notified that your tiers have been separated before June 1, 2026. The FedEx Discount Detail Tool (FDDT) will be updated to reflect your separated tiers.
No action is needed on your part. Your day-to-day account management and service levels will remain unchanged, and you will continue to work with your existing representatives, systems, and support teams.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss the changes further, please don’t hesitate to contact your FedEx and/or FedEx Freight sales representative.
No. Your service will continue uninterrupted—and you'll soon see improvements in booking, billing, and tracking.
We'll begin separating parcel and LTL agreements in early spring 2026. If your agreement renews before that, we'll separate it then. Until that happens, your current pricing agreement remains in effect. FedEx will use your historical shipping data to create comparable discounts for each new agreement.
Your Earned Discounts will continue separately for LTL and parcel shipments.
No. FedEx Freight shipments will no longer earn FedEx Rewards points after April 30, 2026.
We'll provide clear instructions on updating login paths as we migrate LTL tools to the new FedEx Freight website. Your access to tracking, billing, automation, and historical shipping data will remain available.
No. You can still get commercial and residential delivery with FedEx Freight® Priority, FedEx Freight® Priority Plus, FedEx Freight® Economy, and FedEx Freight Direct. FedEx Custom Critical® and other specialized LTL freight shipping services will also remain available.
As two independent businesses, FedEx and FedEx Freight can now drive innovation and investment distinctive to each business and attract investors who are the best fit for its specific financial situation and goals. This ensures both have the right support to grow and thrive. This change makes it easier for people who invest in our business to see the individual performance and future plans of each company. They can then choose to invest in one or both companies based on their unique strengths.
What's most important for you to know is that the reliable service and excellent support you've come to expect from us will not change. Both companies will continue to provide the same speed and coverage you rely on.
As an independent company, FedEx Freight is investing in our LTL sales organization and technology solutions—and scaling fast. The result? An outstanding delivery experience with data-driven, personalized service.
No. You can continue to use your FedEx Freight-enabled account number. If you don't have freight enabled on your account, reach out to your Sales Rep.
No. FedEx air freight customers can continue to access this service through fedex.com.
FedEx Freight shipping capabilities will depend on the shipping channel that you use. Please click here to learn more.