Conway Freight (now XPO Logistics)

Historical reference — see XPO Logistics for current employment opportunities

Historical

This company is no longer operating independently

Historical reference — see XPO Logistics for current employment opportunities

Company Overview

Con-way Freight was a major LTL carrier that was acquired by XPO Logistics in 2015 for $3 billion. The operation was rebranded as XPO LTL and continues to operate using much of Con-way's terminal network and infrastructure. Con-way had been one of the largest non-union LTL carriers in the United States with a reputation for quality service and competitive pay. Drivers and industry professionals may still refer to XPO terminals as 'the old Con-way yard.' This profile is included for historical reference.

Pros & Cons

Cons

Company no longer operates under the Con-way name (acquired 2015)

Equipment & Operations

Equipment Types

LTL

Operating Region

Formerly 48 states — now operates as XPO LTL

Frequently Asked Questions About Conway Freight (now XPO Logistics)

Con-way Freight was acquired by XPO Logistics in 2015 for approximately $3 billion. The operation was rebranded as XPO LTL and continues to use much of Con-way's terminal network.

No. Con-way Freight no longer exists as a separate entity. All operations are now under XPO Logistics. Apply through XPO for LTL driving positions.

Most Con-way drivers transitioned to XPO when the acquisition completed. Seniority and benefits were largely preserved during the transition.

Company Overview

Frequently Asked Questions About Conway Freight (now XPO Logistics)

Con-way Freight was acquired by XPO Logistics in 2015 for approximately $3 billion. The operation was rebranded as XPO LTL and continues to use much of Con-way's terminal network.

No. Con-way Freight no longer exists as a separate entity. All operations are now under XPO Logistics. Apply through XPO for LTL driving positions.

Most Con-way drivers transitioned to XPO when the acquisition completed. Seniority and benefits were largely preserved during the transition.