Long-Distance Hot Shot.

Long-haul without the handoffs

On a long run, every transfer is a risk and every terminal is a delay. A national network may move your freight a thousand miles, but it does it by handing the load between trucks and dropping it at hubs along the way. For freight that has a deadline, that is the slow road.

LeadFoot Express runs long distance the hot shot way. One dedicated truck, one accountable driver, loaded at your dock and driven straight through to the destination. No hubs, no transfers, no sitting in a yard waiting for the next leg. You get live tracking the whole route and a single point of contact from pickup to delivery.

Where the long lanes go

• Across Texas, from the Gulf Coast to the Permian and the Panhandle
• East into Louisiana and the Gulf Coast energy corridor
• North up I-35 and I-40 into Oklahoma and beyond
• Regional runs into the surrounding states on request
• Wherever a dedicated, direct delivery beats a slow network

Built for freight that cannot sit

Long-distance hot shot is the answer when the freight is too urgent, too valuable, or too sensitive to ride a relay. It is the same dedicated service we run locally, just stretched down the highway.

• Oilfield and energy freight to out-of-state basins
• Production-down parts headed across state lines
• Oversized and over-length loads on gooseneck flatbed
• High-value or fragile freight you want on one truck

Anchored in Texas, running everywhere

Every long lane ties back to our Houston and Baytown base. We cover Texas statewide, run the Louisiana Gulf Coast lane, and head north into Oklahoma. Most long runs are oilfield freight or oversized loads, and all of it is hot shot at the core, dedicated and direct, however far it goes.