Rail Intermodal Freight Services
Ship smarter with coordinated rail and road transport for flexible supply chain flow.

Cost-Effective Intermodal Solutions for Long-Haul Freight
TK Freight offers rail intermodal services that combine the efficiency of rail transport with the flexibility of trucking. This multimodal approach is ideal for shippers seeking a reliable and budget-conscious way to move freight over long distances without sacrificing speed or security.
We coordinate every leg of the journey from terminal drayage and rail line-haul to final delivery ensuring your cargo stays on track. With access to major rail networks across the U.S. and Canada, we make intermodal shipping a smooth, scalable solution for a wide range of industries.
Why Choose Us
Navigating rail and road shouldn’t feel like solving a puzzle. At TK Freight, we stitch together the best of both worlds rail economy and road flexibility through seamless intermodal solutions. With real-time tracking, proactive coordination, and access to top-tier carriers, we keep your freight moving smoothly across modes, borders, and miles.
- Nationwide Rail Access
- Drayage and Last-Mile Services
- Cost Savings Over Long Hauls
- Real-Time Tracking and Coordination

FAQs
Q1: What kind of freight is best suited for intermodal transport?
It works best for freight that isn’t time-critical but benefits from long-haul cost efficiency, think consumer goods, packaged food, and retail inventory. It’s a smart choice when your cargo can travel in containers across rail and road with minimal handling.
Q2: Can TK Freight manage both ends of an intermodal shipment?
Correct. From first-mile pickup to rail coordination and final-mile delivery, TK Freight offers true door-to-door intermodal solutions. We oversee each handoff, ensuring your freight stays on schedule and on track.
Q3: Is intermodal shipping slower than truckload?
While rail may take slightly longer over certain distances, our optimized scheduling and strategic partnerships keep transit times competitive. For longer hauls, the cost savings and reduced carbon footprint often outweigh a few extra hours.