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2026 Top 100 Private Carriers

2026 Essential Management and Operating Information for the 100 Largest Private Carriers in North America

Up Front

Some private fleets expanded via acquisition in 2026 while others shed tractors in a shifting landscape for freight.

Private fleets are targeting efficiency gains as operating expenses and cost pressures continue to mount.

Find out where the Top 100 Private Carriers are headquartered by state; hover over a state to view all companies located there.

Rankings

Rank This Year Rank Last Year Company Tractors Trucks Pickups/ Cargo Vans Trailers Annual Revenue
1 1
Walmart Inc.
13,589 29 - 92,839
$713.0 billion
2 2
PepsiCo Inc.
11,486 19,019 4,441 29,351
$91.9 billion
3 3
Sysco Corp.
9,000 2,600 1,000 11,000
$81.4 billion
4 4
Performance Food Group
8,787 948 - 11,452
$63.3 billion
5 5
US Foods
5,699 403 - 6,903
$39.4 billion
6 6
Reyes Holdings
5,470 2,059 1,505 7,645 -
7 7
McLane Co.
3,730 517 32 5,976
$51.0 billion
8 9
Tyson Foods
3,396 77 - 9,475
$54.4 billion
9 8
Halliburton Co.
3,233 2,264 46 8,964
$22.2 billion
10 11
Nutrien
2,815 9,400 - 4,427
$26.9 billion
11 14
Clean Harbors Environmental Services
2,640 6,430 5,510 10,620
$6.0 billion
12 10
Air Liquide USA
2,618 2,467 - 1,265
$11.7 billion
13 12
Keurig Dr Pepper
2,591 449 450 3,369
$16.6 billion
14 13
United Rentals
2,473 6,274 - 3,835
$16.1 billion
15 16
United Natural Foods Inc.
2,347 27 - 4,203
$31.8 billion
16 21
Dollar General
2,284 - - 8,911
$42.7 billion
17 15
Amazon.com Inc.
2,190 13,127 - 90,770
$716.9 billion
18 19
Dairy Farmers of America
2,092 1,319 - 7,002
$25.0 billion
19 17
Gordon Food Service
2,001 35 - 3,017 -
20 22
The Quikrete Cos.
1,906 736 - 2,714 -
21 23
Dot Foods
1,850 - - 2,922 -
22 20
Sunbelt Rentals
1,828 4,406 - 3,706
$11.2 billion
23 36
Herc Holdings
1,814 7,606 - 1,835
$4.4 billion
24 24
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. United
1,746 520 - 2,200 -
25 26
Ben E. Keith Co.
1,685 83 - 2,135 -
26 18
Patterson-UTI Energy
1,611 544 41 4,399
$4.8 billion
27 27
CHS Inc.
1,609 1,955 - 6,416
$35.5 billion
28 25
Builders FirstSource
1,533 3,178 - 3,270
$15.2 billion
29 28
Love's Travel Stops & Country Stores
1,464 - - 1,154 -
30 30
Medline Inc.
1,427 701 - 2,296
$28.4 billion
31 29
Linde (North America)
1,386 1,886 - 3,098
$34.0 billion
32 31
The Kroger Co.
1,383 2,032 - 21,508
$147.6 billion
33 33
Pilot Travel Centers
1,353 378 - 1,599
$42.2 billion
34 32
Darling Ingredients
1,350 656 - 5,856
$6.1 billion
35 40
CRH Americas
1,320 2,817 - 2,954
$24.2 billion
36 50
The J.R. Simplot Co.
1,319 766 - 3,298 -
37 42
Prairie Farms Dairy
1,317 1,863 - 4,566 -
38 34
Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages
1,306 457 - 2,146 -
39 -
C&S Wholesale Grocers
1,291 10 - 7,088 -
40 35
ABC Supply
1,290 5,854 - 2,099
$20.2 billion
41 37
RPC Inc.
1,268 1,010 - 1,769
$1.6 billion
42 38
Ahold Delhaize USA
1,257 155 - 6,074
$59.8 billion
43 56
Southern Glazer's Wine and Spirits
1,204 2,476 - 1,675 -
44 44
Helena Agri-Enterprises
1,202 2,050 - 1,844 -
45 39
Ashley Furniture Industries
1,199 156 - 4,217 -
46 51
Swire Coca-Cola USA
1,195 516 - 1,425
$5.4 billion
47 45
WillScot Holdings
1,177 535 - 2,949
$2.3 billion
48 48
Albertsons Cos.
1,105 19 - 4,022
$83.2 billion
49 47
ProFrac Holding
1,099 67 - 2,008
$1.9 billion
50 41
Cemex USA
1,090 3,565 - 2,014
$9.4 billion
51 46
Sherwin-Williams Co.
1,080 - - 2,776
$23.6 billion
52 60
EquipmentShare.com Inc.
1,068 2,703 - 1,186
$4.4 billion
53 49
Univar Solutions
990 35 250 2,630
$11.0 billion
54 53
Costco Wholsale
985 422 - 8,334
$275.2 billion
55 58
Brenntag North America
944 568 - 2,473
$5.3 billion
56 54
The Home Depot
937 6,303 - 1,652
$164.7 billion
57 52
Walgreen Co.
930 12 - 2,727 -
58 55
Publix Super Markets
929 19 - 4,385
$63.2 billion
59 56
ProPetro Services
920 188 - 1,670
$1.3 billion
60 59
Shamrock Foods
913 109 - 1,317 -
61 70
QXO Inc.
879 2,168 - 2,367
$6.8 billion
62 -
Quanta Services
877 2,719 - 3,282
$28.5 billion
63 61
Carvana Co.
841 2,493 - 872
$20.3 billion
64 62
Mohawk Industries
831 161 - 3,113
$10.8 billion
65 65
Wayne-Sanderson Farms
818 30 - 1,086 -
66 63
BlueLinx Holdings
816 - - 916
$3.0 billion
67 74
H-E-B Grocery
796 126 - 4,720 -
68 64
Coca-Cola Beverages Florida
795 169 - 970 -
69 -
Burrtec Waste Industries/Edco Disposal
788 686 - 179 -
70 68
Messer Americas
765 251 358 1,491
$2.7 billion
71 67
Plains All American Pipeline
746 566 - 934
$44.3 billion
72 68
Knife River
712 3,075 - 2,835
$3.1 billion
73 73
Marathon Petroleum
698 380 - 883
$135.2 billion
74 76
Energy Transfer
690 976 - 1,238
$85.5 billion
75 74
Shaw Industries Group
689 38 - 3,191
$5.0 billion
76 66
KeHE Distributors
688 - - 1,388 -
77 72
Air Products
678 176 - 1,819
$12.0 billion
77 84
Nippon Sanso Matheson
678 782 - 1,547
$2.4 billion
79 83
Ecology Auto Parts
664 12 - 1,478 -
80 80
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.
655 87 - 1,746
$80.3 billion
81 78
Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast
644 77 - 909 -
81 86
JBS USA Holdings
644 - - 1,853
$55.1 billion
83 -
Lowe's Companies
637 3,120 - 1,331
$86.3 billion
84 79
Ace Hardware
634 - - 1,638
$10.0 billion
85 82
Advanced Drainage Systems
622 - - 1,199
$3.1 billion
86 -
RelaDyne
618 1,540 - 1,459 -
87 88
Veritiv Corp.
608 219 - 1,191 -
88 81
MasTec Inc.
604 12,611 32 9,795
$14.3 billion
89 71
Mondelēz International
598 35 - 896
$10.7 billion
89 87
Stericycle Inc.
598 3,553 - 2,279
$3.0 billion
91 43
Select Water Solutions
574 1,441 - 8,394
$1.4 billion
92 89
Pepsi Bottling Ventures
566 188 - 727 -
93 91
Domino's Pizza
549 87 - 643
$4.9 billion
94 91
Hobby Lobby Stores
548 10 - 1,854 -
95 90
The H.T. Hackney Co.
534 200 - 791 -
96 85
Calfrac Well Services
523 54 - 600
$1.0 billion
97 -
Cal-Maine Foods
514 43 - 906
$2.9 billion
98 -
SLB Ltd.
512 735 - 848
$7.5 billion
99 91
Bunzl Distribution USA
502 52 - 819
$7.1 billion
100 -
AutoZone Inc.
496 - - 1,251
$18.9 billion

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Equipment acquisition for private fleets has been mixed this year, with industries like agriculture expanding while others stagnate.

Learn more about how carriers are selected for Transport Topics' Top 100 list of the largest private fleets in North America.

Private Carrier News

BusinessTechnologyLogisticsPrivate

Walmart $1.3B Georgia fulfillment center to create 1,000 jobs

Walmart described the project as one of its next-generation fulfillment centers, which the retailer places in strategic markets to support same-day and next-day shipping across the U.S.

September 3, 2026
BusinessPrivate

Tyson cuts profit outlook again as beef segment worsens

Tyson now sees annual adjusted operating income of $1.85 billion to $2.05 billion. That comes just one month after the company cut its outlook for the fiscal year.

September 3, 2026
GovernmentBusinessPrivateTop 100

DOJ expands beef antitrust inquiry to Amazon, Walmart, others

The DOJ expanded its antitrust inquiry of the meatpacking industry by demanding information on surging beef prices from Amazon, Costco, Walmart and others.

September 2, 2026
GovernmentBusinessTechnologyAutonomousPrivate

Uber to cut 3,300 jobs to reduce management layers

The massive restructuring is aimed at reducing management layers and reallocating spending into its ride-sharing, delivery and robotaxi businesses. 

September 2, 2026
GovernmentBusinessTechnologyLogisticsGlobal FreightPrivateTop 100

Amazon faces FTC lawsuit over sponsored ad pricing

The FTC and a group of U.S. states sued Amazon over claims the e-commerce giant systematically overcharged advertisers by more than $20 billion since 2019. 

September 1, 2026
BusinessTechnologyPrivate

QXO hires Honeywell's Ken West as COO

Brad Jacobs is looking to build the largest building products distribution business in North America. Since relaunching QXO in 2024, the company has spent about $30 billion buying companies.

August 24, 2026
BusinessEquipmentLogisticsPrivateTop 100

Private carriers report mixed fleet growth in 2026

The picture of equipment acquisition for private carriers has been mixed in 2026, with fleets in industries like agriculture expanding while others stagnate.

August 22, 2026
GovernmentBusinessEquipmentLogisticsPrivateTop 100

Top 100 Private Carriers balance service and costs

The companies ranked on the 2026 Transport Topics Top 100 Private Carriers list have continued to demonstrate the value of their in-house truck fleets.

August 22, 2026
GovernmentBusinessEquipmentSafetyFuelPrivate

Every mile costs more for private carriers

Private fleet operators are facing a barrage of cost pressures including elevated fuel prices, escalating costs and driver pay, and higher insurance premiums.

August 22, 2026
PrivateTop 100

About Us: Transport Topics' 2026 Top 100 Private Carriers

Learn more about Transport Topics’ Top 100 Private Carriers publication.

August 22, 2026

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