Shipment solutions, simplified.
Contracted, expedited and time-sensitive freight, backed by an asset-based family of companies and partner carriers.
The coordination layer between asset carriers, partner carriers and technology.
Pure Freight Management is the managed transportation company within PX Holdings, built for contracted, expedited and time-sensitive freight, with flexible capacity backed by a real asset network.
Combining PX asset carriers with a vetted carrier network, shippers get scalable capacity with operational reliability, all through a single logistics partner.
- Supply chain control
- Better KPIs
- Constant visibility
- Competitive pricing
Backed by an asset-based family of companies and partner carriers.
Pure Freight LinesDedicated truckload, team and expedited out of ChicagoVisit
F/XTruckload and U.S.-Mexico cross-border out of El Paso and McAllenVisit
X Truck LinesIntermodal and drayage across eight rail and port marketsVisit
Partner carriersA vetted network of high-quality carriers for surge, spot and nationwide coverage.
What we offer shippers.
Capacity
- Nationwide truckload capacity
- Access to a vetted carrier network
- Dedicated and surge capacity
Flexibility
- Contracted, expedited and time-sensitive freight
- Asset and partner carrier coverage
- Scalable transportation programs
Visibility
- Real-time shipment tracking
- Customer portal access
- System data integration
Why shippers use Pure Freight Management.
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We specialize in expedited services
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We maintain constant communication, from pickup to delivery
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Experience with shutdown-critical loads
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Integrated with the PX carrier network for priority capacity
Get a quote.
One partner for contracted, expedited and time-sensitive freight.
Contact us today.
Taking the first step can lower operating costs, speed up productivity and improve customer satisfaction.
Uros Kostic
Account manager, contract freight
uros@mypfm.com
708-497-9494
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