Across the Midwest · 300+ mile radius

Where we move freight.

Based in Schererville, Indiana, we run steel and flatbed freight across the Midwest, from Chicago and Indianapolis to Butler, Delta, Louisville and Granite City. Same-day or next-day delivery is the operational standard. Strong connections to steel mills, processors, and job sites keep our drivers home most nights.

300+ MI
Service radius
24HR
Same / next-day delivery
6
Key markets
Across the Midwest

Where We Service

Grid-Line Transportation covers a 300+ mile radius across the Midwest, delivering regionally. Our operations prioritize prompt service, ensuring same-day or next-day delivery. With strong connections to major steel mills, processors, and job sites, we provide efficient service while keeping our drivers home daily. Whether your freight is within our service area or beyond, let's discuss how we can form a partnership to meet your transportation needs.

See how our fleet supports freight moving in and out of Chicago and why the region is central to our operations.

Beyond Chicago, our network also supports freight movement through Indianapolis and Central Indiana, another key market within our regional footprint. With its role as a Midwest crossroads for manufacturing, distribution, and construction supply chains, Indianapolis allows us to extend the same level of operational consistency, responsiveness, and flatbed expertise to shippers moving freight across Indiana and surrounding states.

Explore how our Indianapolis operations support efficient freight movement and why the region plays an important role in our Midwest coverage.

01 — Key markets

Where the work happens.

Chicago carries the most volume because freight returns there from everywhere we deliver. These are the markets we run most, each with its own page on the freight we haul there. Four of them run mostly coil: see how we handle steel coil hauling. Shipping in Indiana? Start with Indiana flatbed trucking or our home region, northwest Indiana.

Outside our footprint?

Ask anyway.

Even when a lane sits outside our usual coverage, we may have capacity through partner carriers — or be willing to take it on directly if the freight fits our equipment. Tell us where it's going.

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