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Massachusetts to Portland: refrigerated and dry LTL

Massachusetts and New England to Oregon and Washington, consolidated on our own docks and moved on our own equipment. Temperature set at pickup and visible the whole way.

The lane in numbers

What Massachusetts to Portland looks like

From our own shipments, October 2025 to September 2026. Transit is calendar days from pickup to delivery and includes delivery appointment scheduling.

LTL transit

12 days

Typical, pickup to delivery. 14 days or less for 4 in 5 shipments.
Distance

3,080 miles

Median shipment miles on the lane.
Refrigerated

4%

Share of the lane's shipments that moved under temperature control, October 2025 to September 2026.
Shipments

200+

LTL and intermodal moved on this lane, October 2025 to September 2026.
Pickup and delivery

Both ends of the lane

Origin

Massachusetts and New England

Handled through our West Springfield, MA terminal, 241 Bliss St.

Most frequent: Ayer, Franklin, Uxbridge, Boston, Clinton, Randolph.

Destination

Oregon and Washington

Handled through our Portland, OR terminal, 5949 N Basin Ave.

Most frequent: Kent, WA, Wilsonville, Woodburn, Lacey, WA, Albany, Everett, WA.

Equipment and service levels

How it moves

Refrigerated or dry, on trailers and containers we own and maintain. You pick the service level; we route for it.

LTL consolidation

Refrigerated and dry less-than-truckload, consolidated at our terminals and moved on a schedule. Liftgate or dock to dock.

Guaranteed
Premium
Economy

What each level means: Guaranteed, Premium and Economy. Pickup cutoffs vary by origin: call 800-501-5589.

Questions

Massachusetts to Portland FAQ

How long does LTL take from Massachusetts to Portland?

White Arrow LTL from Massachusetts and New England to Oregon and Washington took 12 calendar days from pickup to delivery on a typical shipment between October 2025 to September 2026, and 14 days or less for 4 in 5 shipments. That count includes delivery appointment scheduling at the consignee.

Does White Arrow run refrigerated freight from Massachusetts to Portland?

Yes. White Arrow runs refrigerated and dry LTL equipment on the Massachusetts to Portland lane. About 4% of the lane's shipments in the last year moved under temperature control, with the reefer temperature monitored and visible throughout transit.

How do I get a quote for Massachusetts to Portland?

Call 800-501-5589 or request a quote at whitearrow.com/contact with origin and destination ZIP, commodity, weight, pallet count, freight class, temperature and pickup date. Signed-in customers can quote and tender in the customer portal.

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All lanes and transit times

Ship Massachusetts to Portland.

Send origin and destination ZIP, commodity, weight, pallets, freight class, temperature and pickup date. We will come back with a rate and a date.

Request a quoteCustomer Portalor call 800-501-5589

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