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Freight shipping on the Alaska Highway means moving commercial goods along the historic corridor connecting Dawson Creek (Mile 0) to Fort St. John and points north. WTM Logistics provides freight shipping through its Peace Region courier service.

The BC Ministry of Transportation maintains the Alaska Highway as a key northern corridor for interprovincial freight.

What freight moves on the Alaska Highway?

Oilfield equipment. Retail inventory. Construction materials. Agricultural supplies. LTL and FTL freight between Dawson Creek and Fort St. John.

How fast is freight shipping on the Alaska Highway?

Same-day pickup with next-day delivery is standard between Dawson Creek and Fort St. John. Contact dispatch at 587-316-2639 for current windows.

Why does the Alaska Highway matter for freight?

It is the only all-season road connecting the BC Peace Region to points north — critical for resource sector supply chains.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does WTM ship freight on the Alaska Highway?

Yes. WTM provides freight shipping on the Alaska Highway corridor.

Can WTM handle LTL and FTL on this corridor?

Yes. WTM provides both LTL and full truckload service.

Is tracking available for Alaska Highway freight?

Yes. Real-time GPS tracking covers every shipment.

Move freight on the Alaska Highway with WTM. Email dispatch@wtmlogistics.com or call 587-316-2639.

Mogahid Abdalla