We Buy Trucking LLCsAcross Arkansas

Arkansas punches above its weight in American trucking, and the reason is simple: two of the largest freight-generating enterprises in the world are headquartered here. Walmart's global supply chain command center sits in Bentonville. J.B. Hunt Transport — one of the largest trucking companies in the United States — is based in Lowell, just outside Fayetteville. The carrier ecosystem that grew up around those two anchors is unlike anything you find in states that lack a single dominant shipper, let alone two.

In Northwest Arkansas, hundreds of small carriers were formed specifically to serve Walmart's logistics needs. As Walmart has diversified its transportation partners and brought more freight in-house, some of those carriers have been left without the volume that justified the company. In Springdale, Tyson Foods' world headquarters generates a parallel refrigerated freight market — reefer carriers running poultry and processed food lanes across the South and Midwest. Fort Smith sits on the Oklahoma border with an industrial manufacturing legacy and direct access to the Arkansas River barge corridor. Little Rock anchors the state's I-40 and I-30 convergence, connecting east-west freight with the diagonal routes running northeast toward Memphis and southwest toward Dallas.

Veritor Group has acquired more than 400 trucking LLCs nationwide. Arkansas's low operating costs — fuel, insurance, and registration among the cheapest in the country — mean many carriers here built clean, lean companies. If you're ready to exit, we'll give you a written offer within 24 hours and close in as few as three days.