Looking to track your TP Freight LTL shipment? Our tracking tool gives you real-time visibility as your freight moves through TP Freight’s Western Oregon and Southwest Washington network. Our tracking tool connect directly with regional system, it provides instant insights into your shipment’s journey.

Whether it’s a next-business-day delivery for Nike, an interline shipment from a national carrier, or cargo bound for Columbia Sportswear, you can follow every step. Simply enter your TP Freight Pro Number or Interline Pro into our tracker to view the latest status updates.

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What Is TP Freight Tracking?

TP Freight Tracking refers to the process of monitoring the real-time progress of Less-than-Truckload (LTL) freight handled by TP Freight Lines. Our TP Freight tracking tool provides crucial shipment visibility within their core service area. A key feature of tool is the ability to track not just their own shipments, but also “Interline” freight.

This means if a national carrier (like XPO or Estes) hands off a shipment to TP Freight Lines for the final, regional delivery, you can use the original carrier’s tracking number to find its status in the TP Freight network. Our TP Freight tracking tool helps consolidate this information for all your TP Freight Tracking needs.

The Identifiers You Need for Tracking

To track your shipment, you will need the primary reference number. TP Freight Lines’ portal offers two main ways to conduct a TP Freight Tracking search.

1. Pro Number (Standard Tracking)

This is the main tracking number (also called a “shipment number”) assigned by TP Freight Lines for a shipment they are handling. It is typically a 6-8 digit numeric code. You can find it on your Bill of Lading (B/L) or the freight labels.

2. Interline / Agent Search

This is an advanced B2B tracking option for freight coming from another carrier:

Interline Pro Number: This is the tracking number from the original national or regional carrier (e.g., the Old Dominion or Saia PRO number).
SCAC Code: You must also enter the Standard Carrier Alpha Code (a 4-letter code like ODFL or SAIA) that identifies the original carrier.

How to Use Our Tracking Tool for TP Freight Tracking?

Our TP Freight tracking tool provides a single, simple interface to access your TP Freight LTL tracking data.

Find Your Tracking Reference: First, locate the unique TP Freight Pro Number (6-8 digits) OR the Interline Pro Number and SCAC code from your shipping documents.
Enter the Number: Next, paste or type that number accurately into the TP Freight tracking field.
Click “Track”: Finally, click the “Track” button to see the results.
View Your Updates: You will instantly see the live status, terminal scan history, and all key delivery milestone updates for your shipment.

TP Freight Tracking Number Formats

A TP Freight Tracking number is typically a straightforward numeric code.

TP Freight Pro Number: Usually 6 to 8 digits (e.g., 1234567).
Interline Pro Number: Format varies by carrier (e.g., 9876543210).
SCAC Code: A 4-letter code identifying the interline carrier (e.g., XPOF).

Tips for Correct Entry:

Be Exact: Enter the TP Freight tracking number precisely as it appears.
Use the Right Search: If you are tracking an interline shipment, you must have both the Interline Pro and the SCAC code for their system to find it.
Check the BOL: The Bill of Lading is the best source for finding your Pro Number.

TP Freight Lines Delivery Times

TP Freight Lines is a specialist in overnight delivery within its core network.

Core Service Area (W. Oregon / SW Washington): Provides next working day delivery to all major points within this region.
Overnight Connections: Offers overnight connections to and from most of an entire 3-state region (Washington, Oregon, and Idaho).
California Service: Provides two-day service to all California points south of Sacramento.

These transit times are for business days. Always use your TP Freight Tracking number for the most accurate and up-to-date delivery estimate.

Your LTL Shipment’s Journey

As your LTL freight moves through TP Freight’s terminals, its status will be updated. The table below explains what these common TP Freight tracking statuses typically mean.

Status Update	What It Means
Shipment Booked / Dispatched	The pickup has been scheduled in their system, but the driver has not yet collected the freight.
Picked Up / At Origin Terminal	The freight has been collected from the shipper and scanned into the origin TP Freight terminal (e.g., Portland).
In Transit (Linehaul)	Your shipment is on a long-haul truck, moving between the origin terminal and the destination terminal.
Arrived at Destination Terminal	The freight has reached the local TP Freight terminal responsible for the final delivery (e.g., arrived at Eugene terminal).
Out for Delivery	The shipment has been loaded onto a local delivery truck (a “pup”) and is on its way to the final consignee address.
Delivered / POD Captured	The freight has been successfully delivered, and a Proof of Delivery (POD) has been signed and recorded.
Delivery Exception	An issue prevented delivery (e.g., consignee closed, no one available, access issues). The terminal will usually contact you to reschedule.

TP Freight Lines Service Coverage

TP Freight Lines’ operational footprint is strategically focused on the Pacific Northwest.

Core Area: Western Oregon and Southwest Washington.
Key Terminals: They operate 7 major terminals to service this area:
- Astoria, OR
- Coos Bay, OR
- Eugene, OR
- Lincoln City, OR
- Medford, OR
- Portland, OR (Operations & Sales Hub)
- Tillamook, OR (Corporate Office)
Expanded Network: Their service map extends to cover all of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho (often overnight) and key parts of California (2-day).

Solving Common Tracking Issues

If you encounter issues when checking your track TP Freight LTL status, consider these possibilities:

Number Not Found: The freight may have just been picked up and not yet scanned at the origin terminal. Allow a few hours.
Interline Shipment Issue: This is the most common problem. If your shipment started with a national carrier (like FedEx Freight), you must use the “Interline/Agent” tracking option and have both the original Pro Number and the original carrier’s 4-letter SCAC code.
Status Stalled: Updates occur at terminals. It is normal for there to be no new scans while the truck is on the road (linehaul). For a next-day service, you should see an “Arrived at Destination Terminal” scan by early the next morning.

Customer Service

For specific inquiries about your shipment, it’s best to contact the TP Freight Lines operations or customer care team directly. Have your Pro Number ready.

Sales & Operations (Portland Hub)

Address: 6829 NE 59th Place, Portland, OR 97218
Phone: (503) 233-4607
Fax: (503) 232-9402
Email: [email protected]

Corporate Office & Accounting (Tillamook)

Address: 2703 Third St., Tillamook, OR 97141
Phone: (503) 842-2574
Fax: (503) 842-6156
Email: [email protected]

Other Terminal Locations

Astoria, OR: 34835 Hwy 101 Business
Coos Bay, OR: 622 Pine Ave
Eugene, OR: 2641 West Fifth Suite E
Lincoln City, OR: 2024 SE Hwy 101
Medford, OR: 1131 Oak St

About TP Freight Lines

Founded in 1922, TP Freight Lines began as a general freight carrier operating between Tillamook and Portland, Oregon, transporting items like bread, cheese, and motor fuels. The company has a long history of strategic growth in the Pacific Northwest.

In the 1980s, TP Freight Lines expanded to cover the entire Northern Oregon Coast and the Peninsula area of Southwest Washington. In the early 1990s, they acquired a sister company, L.C. Hall Truck Lines, and by the mid-1990s, had expanded along the entire Oregon Coast. After modernizing and expanding into Medford and Eugene in the early 2000s, TP Freight Lines has solidified its role as a key regional partner for major national corporations and local businesses alike.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

LTL is a shipping method for freight that is too large or heavy to be a parcel, but not large enough to require an entire truck (Full Truckload). LTL carriers like TP Freight Lines consolidate shipments from multiple customers onto one truck for efficiency.

An “Interline Carrier” is a partner trucking company. For example, a national carrier might haul a shipment from New York to Portland, then interline (hand off) the freight to a regional specialist like TP Freight Lines for the final delivery to Astoria. The SCAC Code is a 4-letter ID for that national carrier (e.g., UPGF for UPS Freight).

No, their standard delivery schedules are based on next working day or business days (Monday-Friday). A shipment picked up on a Friday will typically be delivered on Monday.

While their major clients (Nike, Columbia) are large corporations, LTL carriers often handle shipments for individuals, particularly large, palletized items. However, they are a B2B-focused carrier, and residential deliveries may require special arrangements or fees (like for a liftgate).

The Pro Number is generated when the shipment is booked. The shipper (the person or company sending the freight) is responsible for providing you with this number. It is always located on the Bill of Lading (BOL) document.

Conclusion

For reliable LTL freight delivery in the Pacific Northwest, TP Freight Lines is a trusted regional expert. TP Freight Tracking provides the essential shipment visibility needed to monitor your overnight and regional cargo as it moves through their network of terminals.

Our TP Freight tracking tool simplifies access to these critical logistics updates, giving you a clear view of your freight’s journey from pickup to final delivery. Stay informed every step of the way. Enter your TP Freight Pro Number in our tracking tool now to see your current shipment status!