Toronto Drayage Directory
Top Container Drayage, Haulage & Transport Companies in Toronto
Explore container haulage and drayage companies in Toronto, ON. Each company is verified for reliability and service quality, ensuring you can compare providers faster.
Best Drayage Companies in Toronto
Carriers and drayage providers that list Toronto in their coverage area.
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Use the Add to quote request button on any company below to build a shortlist — one or several — then enter your details once in the bar at the bottom of the page. Every company gets its own private copy.
45 Basaltic Rd Unit 1B, Concord, ON L4K 4R2
Metropolitan Logistics inc
101 St Regis Crescent S, North York, ON M3K 2A6
Seaport Intermodal
100-5100 Orbitor Rd, Mississauga, ON, L4W 5R8
Blue Shark Transport
50 Simona Drive. Unit 101 Bolton, Ontario, L7E 4H9
KDM Logistics
7035 Ordan Dr, Mississauga, ON L5T 1R1
Rail Connect Transportation
2545 Drew Road, Mississauga, ON, L4T 1G1
Smart Route Logistics LTD
321 Clarence St, Brampton, ON L6W 1T6
AMRIT G. TRANSPORT INC.
8576 Mayfield Rd Bolton, ON L7E 3B4
Winscar Transport Inc.
6365 Northwest Dr, Mississauga, ON L4V 1P6
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Companies pending verification
The companies below haven't completed verification yet — usually because we haven't been able to reach the owner to confirm their details. It's not a reflection on the quality of their service. You can still contact them directly, and if you own one of these businesses you can claim the listing to get it verified.
Ontario Container Transport Inc
Maritime Ontario
Ontario Transway Inc
Rhythm Transport Inc
The Ace Group Inc.
Trans Globe Logistics Inc
Sim-Tran (Ontario) Inc.
Adams Cargo Ltd.
Jaden Express Ltd
Buffalo Group Transport Limited
Air & Oceanland Inc.
Amar Transport, Inc.
Baba Maur Transport Inc.
Dexter Logistics
DVD Carrier, Inc.
Eagle Maritime (Canada) Inc.
Five Rose Transport Canada Inc.
Fleetwood Transport (1170559 BC Ltd)
G.N Transport Inc.
Inter Canada Logistics
Kylan Transport Inc.
Klair Transport Ltd
Lauzon Logistics
Lynx Trucking Transportation (820302 Ontario Inc)
N.S.R. Transportation Services
Nishan Holdings Ltd
P&W Intermodal
Paul's Transport Inc.
Pearce Cartage Limited
Riger Truck Transportation Inc.
Smart Global Logistics Inc.
Transport Dsquare Inc. (Toronto)
Trump Transport Inc
Understanding drayage in Toronto
Rail connection
How Toronto Moves Containers Without a Port
Toronto is the biggest inland intermodal market in Canada and it has no waterfront terminals. Boxes arrive by train from Vancouver and Prince Rupert on CN, and from Montreal on either railway, into terminals ringing the northwest of the GTA — then local carriers run them into the warehouse belt.
CN Brampton Intermodal Terminal
CN's largest intermodal facility in Canada, off Highway 407 in Brampton, with a truck reservation system.
CP Vaughan Intermodal Terminal
CP's principal GTA ramp, in Concord north of Highway 407.
The 400-series belt
Warehousing across Milton, Mississauga, Vaughan, Brampton and Bolton drives most local trips.
Both ramps are in the northwest GTA, but a container going to Milton versus Ajax is a completely different day for a driver — 400-series congestion and terminal dwell get priced in alongside the kilometres.
Have the rail terminal and the delivery address ready before you ask for a quote. Brampton-to-west-GTA and Vaughan-to-east-GTA price very differently even for the same container.
How It Works in Toronto
Three steps to go from searching the directory to a quote in your inbox.
01
Find Rail-Linked Carriers in the GTA
Toronto drayage runs on rail, not port traffic. Search for carriers picking up at the CN and CP intermodal terminals around Brampton, Vaughan, and Mississauga and delivering across the Greater Toronto Area.
02
Compare Verified GTA Profiles
Every listed company is reviewed before going live. Compare terminal coverage, equipment types, and service area to find a fit for your lane.
03
Send a Quote Request
Have your rail terminal and delivery address ready, then contact a carrier directly through their profile — no account or booking fee required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about finding and hiring a drayage company in Toronto.
Toronto isn't a port city, so drayage here is almost entirely rail-based: containers arrive on trains from Vancouver, Prince Rupert, or Montreal into intermodal terminals around the GTA, and local carriers pick them up for the final leg to warehouses, distribution centres, and manufacturing sites across the Greater Toronto Area.
Most Toronto-area drayage runs connect to the CN and CP intermodal terminals around Brampton, Vaughan, and Mississauga. Carriers listed here typically quote based on which terminal your container lands at and how far your facility is from it, so it helps to have your rail terminal and delivery address ready when requesting a quote.
Pricing depends on the rail terminal, delivery distance, container size, chassis availability, and whether the move needs same-day turnaround. Because GTA traffic can add real wait time at terminals, some carriers also factor congestion and appointment scheduling into their rates. Contact a listed company directly for a quote based on your specific lane.
Browse the verified profiles below and use the contact details or quote request option on the company you want to work with. There is no fee to search the directory or to reach out, and pricing is negotiated directly between you and the carrier.
Yes. Every company on Container Intermodal goes through a review before it appears in the directory, which helps filter out unverified or inactive listings when you are comparing Toronto-area providers.