TForce Tracking

TForce Tracking

TForce Freight is a well-known less-than-truckload (LTL) freight shipping company in North America. It was formerly known as UPS Freight before being acquired by TFI International in 2021.

How do I track my TForce packages?

You can track your TForce packages in two main ways: use the official tracking page or third-party platforms like 17TRACK. If you choose to use a third-party tracking page, 17TRACK would be a good choice. Also, you can track your packages from TForce. Here are the details:

Track TForce Packages from the Official Website

Step 1: Visit the official tracking page of TForce.

Step 2: Locate the "Track your delivery".

Step 3: Input your poste canada tracking number in the tracking bar.

Step 4: Click on the "Track" to get the detailed info.

Using 17TRACK’s Tracking Page for TForce Packages

Easily track your TForce parcels using 17TRACK, a precise and comprehensive logistics tracking platform. It integrates with over 2,544 carriers like USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL and others. Here's how to use it:

Step 1: Enter your TForce Tracking Number. If you have multiple globle tracking numbers, you can enter them all at once, separated by commas, spaces, or one per line.

Step 2: Click the "TRACK".

Step 3: View your Tracking Information. You will see detailed tracking information including the current status, location history, and expected delivery date.

TForce Tracking Number Format

The tracking number format for TForce Freight, like many logistics and freight companies, typically follows a standard structure known as a "PRO Number" or "PRO Tracking Number." This is usually a series of alphanumeric characters that uniquely identifies each shipment. Here's a general guide on what to expect:

• Format: Tracking numbers are often a specific length, typically around 10 to 15 characters.
• Length: It may include a combination of letters and numbers, sometimes beginning with specific letters that denote the type of shipment (e.g., LTL, etc.).
• Example Format: ABC123456789

In this example, ABC might represent the company or specific service type (e.g., "LTL" for Less-than-Truckload). 123456789 represents a unique serial number assigned to the shipment.