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Roadrunner Transportation Systems, Inc. (RRTS), known as Roadrunner, is an LTL carrier built around a direct long-haul metro-to-metro Smart Network™. This news page aggregates company-issued updates and industry coverage related to its operations, technology initiatives, network expansions, pricing changes, and recognition within the transportation and warehousing sector.
Readers can expect news about Smart Network™ lane additions, cross-border service expansions, and enhancements to programs such as Smart Guarantee™ and Weekend Plus™. Roadrunner frequently announces new lanes, hub openings, and changes to transit times across its nationwide and Canada-linked network, including developments in markets like Kansas City, Western Canada, and major U.S. metropolitan areas.
Roadrunner also issues news on its AI-powered Pick-up & Delivery platform, advanced track-and-trace capabilities, and API initiatives tied to standards such as NMFTA’s eBOL 2.1. These stories describe how the company uses technology and data analytics to reduce missed pickups, improve visibility, and support real-time shipment tracking for LTL shippers and freight forwarders.
Additional coverage includes announcements of general rate increases, proprietary pricing structures such as the RFDS1000™ tariff and Weight-Based DIM Pricing, and specialized offerings like the A2A™ Airport-to-Airport service and Dynamic Volume Quote Model. News releases also highlight awards and rankings from sources such as Logistics Management, Mastio™, Inbound Logistics, and Newsweek™, along with ownership and capital updates. Investors, shippers, and logistics professionals can use this page to follow Roadrunner’s ongoing transformation, service developments, and strategic direction.
Roadrunner (NYSE:RRTS) announced a general rate increase (GRI) of 4.9%, effective January 26, 2026, applying to its RDFS 501 and RDFS 1000 base rate structures. The GRI targets specific lanes with impacts depending on shipment profile, distance, and volume, and updates several accessorial charges in the Roadrunner 100 Rules Tariff. Separately, Roadrunner was named to Built In's 2026 Best Large Places to Work — Chicago for the second consecutive year. The company declared 2026 the "Year of the Driver" and outlined expanded recognition, outreach, and safety investments for nearly 1,000 Driver Partners.
Roadrunner (PINK: RRTS) on Nov 4, 2025 launched a major product suite including its proprietary tariff RFDS1000™ (effective immediately), Weight-Based DIM Pricing, an A2A™ airport-to-airport freight forwarder service, and a Dynamic Volume Quote Model. RFDS1000 centralizes rating, rules, and service policies to enable transparent, consistent pricing and faster implementation. A2A™ targets time-critical air cargo with late cut-offs, early recoveries, direct linehaul, real-time visibility, and brick-and-mortar airport proximity. The announcement follows network growth including > 21,000 miles of new service footprint and adds Kansas City, Salt Lake City, and Reno.
Roadrunner (PINK: RRTS) was ranked #2 nationally in Logistics Management's 42nd annual Quest for Quality Awards on Oct. 9, 2025, based on a six-month Peerless Research Group survey of more than 3,000 shippers.
Roadrunner placed #1 nationwide in Value, Information Technology, and Operations, and reported a reduced claims ratio of 0.2%. The company cited semi-annual employee appraisals with pay increases up to 40% for top performers and was named a 2025 Best Large Place to Work by Built In Chicago.
Roadrunner (PINK: RRTS), ranked as the #2 best U.S. LTL carrier, has announced the accelerated deployment of its new AI-powered Pick-up & Delivery (P&D) software across all terminals. The platform has helped reduce missed pickups from 30% to under 0.5%, with expectations to virtually eliminate them entirely.
The new system features advanced track-and-trace capabilities, real-time driver visibility, automated notifications, and self-service appointment scheduling. Key innovations include industry-first API leadership, with Roadrunner's early adoption of the NMFTA eBOL 2.1 standard now powering 20% of all BOL API traffic.
This transformation follows Roadrunner's significant achievements, including ranking #2 in the 42nd annual Quest for Quality Awards and recognition as one of America's Most Trustworthy Companies by Newsweek Magazine.
Roadrunner (NYSE:RRTS) has announced a significant network expansion, adding over 100 new lanes to its Smart Network™ and launching a new hub in Kansas City. The expansion adds 21,000+ miles of coverage across the U.S. and Canada, following nearly 300 lanes added in March 2025.
The company is expanding its Guaranteed Lane service to more than 60 lanes nationwide, with new routes including Houston to Atlanta and Philadelphia to Dallas. The expansion primarily strengthens Midwest regional offerings, with major new lanes originating from key cities like Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Detroit, while also enhancing Northeast, South, Southeast, and West coast connectivity.
Roadrunner's service quality has been recognized with multiple awards, including the Platinum LTL Carrier Award from Echo Global Logistics and achieved the highest jump in Net Promoter Score in 2024 according to Mastio's industry survey.
Roadrunner, a leading LTL transportation provider, has expanded its Smart Network™ with 278 new lanes, with one-third being signature '1,000+ Mile Power Lanes'. The expansion strengthens service from major hubs including Atlanta, Detroit, Nashville, Cleveland, and Grand Rapids, maintaining expedited service levels without using rail freight.
The company's Executive Chairman and CEO, Chris Jamroz, received the 2025 Pros to Know Award in the Top Transportation Innovators Category. Roadrunner has garnered multiple recognitions, including the Platinum LTL Carrier Award from Echo Global Logistics, Breakthrough Carrier Award from GLT Logistics, and Elite Carrier Award from TQL.
Since 2020, Roadrunner has focused on service quality, achieving significant improvements in Net Promoter Score (NPS) and Customer Value Index as ranked by Mastio in 2024. The company continues to invest in technology and automation while expanding its direct metro-to-metro network across North America.
Roadrunner, a leading provider of Less-than-Truckload (LTL) transportation services, has been named to Built In Chicago's 2025 list of 100 Best Large Places to Work. The recognition highlights the company's remarkable transformation in the transportation industry.
The award, determined by an algorithm evaluating compensation, benefits, and workplace culture, places Roadrunner among notable brands in the 'Large Places to Work' category. The company's commitment to fostering innovation, flexibility, and employee growth contributed to this achievement.
Since 2020, Roadrunner has focused on service excellence, building one of the industry's most reliable networks. In 2024, the company achieved the highest increase in Net Promoter Score (NPS) and Customer Value Index score as ranked by Mastio. Looking ahead, Roadrunner plans to enhance its direct metro-to-metro network across North America and invest in innovative technologies to improve efficiency and customer experience.
Roadrunner, a leading LTL transportation provider, announced a 6.9% general rate increase (GRI) effective January 15, 2025, marking their first across-the-board rate adjustment since 2021. The increase applies to rates under the RDFS 501 tariff and will affect customers differently based on shipping lanes and distances.
The company will also implement new accessorial charges in the Roadrunner 100 Rules Tariff to address rising operational costs. Since 2020, Roadrunner has focused on service excellence, achieving significant improvements in Net Promoter Score (NPS) and Customer Value Index rankings by Mastio in 2024.
The rate adjustment aims to support ongoing investments in technology, automation, and infrastructure improvements while maintaining service quality across their metro-to-metro network throughout North America.
Prospero Staff Capital has acquired majority ownership in Roadrunner from Elliott Investment Management, which will retain a minority stake. The transaction is led by Ted Kellner and Chris Jamroz, with Kellner being a long-term Roadrunner investor and founder of Fiduciary Management Inc. Jamroz, known for creating nearly $10 billion in shareholder value, plans to drive growth through new capital, strategic investments, and acquisitions. Roadrunner, now positioned as a premium long-haul carrier, has recently achieved industry-leading service levels and received multiple carrier awards, including recognition from Echo Global Logistics, GLT Logistics, and TQL.
Roadrunner has been recognized as one of the highest-rated LTL carriers in the annual Mastio LTL survey, marking a significant comeback for the company. The recognition comes as Roadrunner launches outbound service from San Antonio and Laredo, Texas, expanding its strategic network.
Key highlights include:
- Improved service quality with faster transit times on over 50 lanes
- Expanded guaranteed product offering
- Customer Value Index score of 100.18, surpassing industry leaders
- 40-point surge in Net Promoter Score (NPS)
- Focus on direct metro-to-metro LTL service
- Streamlined operations and digitized network
Roadrunner's transformation involved overhauling its network, infrastructure, technology, and operations. The company's success is attributed to its data-driven decision-making and prioritization of service, quality, and speed.