Averitt Express Tracking. Free & Online.

Based in Cookeville, Tennessee, Averitt Express, Inc. gives 1971 as its founding year on its fact sheet. The service list there names less-than-truckload, truckload, dedicated, intermodal and international ocean and air freight, with others. Its tracking hub gives each service its own search: LTL by PRO, BOL or date, truckload by PO, trailer number or date, and pickups by pickup number.

This page is about the one search TrackParcel uses: LTL by PRO. Averitt says it serves points across the Southern United States, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.

The carrier's public LTL search asks for one PRO per line and sends you to log in to search by BOL. Its other searches use other references: a PO or trailer number for truckload, an order number for dedicated freight and a pickup number for pickups. TrackParcel sends the number, after its clean-up, to the LTL search as a PRO.

Before sending, TrackParcel's search box turns letters to capitals and strips out spaces, hyphens, dots and slashes within a plain PRO. It drops the # of a typed PRO# prefix but keeps the letters, which Averitt then receives inside the number; enter just the digits. Auto-Detect's lookups for a 10-digit number never include Averitt Express, so choose it yourself in the carrier list.

TrackParcel opens the carrier's LTL tracking page for the PRO and copies each scan's Location, Date/Time and Status out of the progression table. Of the shipment details, the Origin Point becomes From and the Delivery Point becomes To. If one of them is blank, From falls back to the earliest scan's location, and To to the latest scan's only once the freight is delivered.

The weight comes as a bare number, which TrackParcel labels in pounds. Averitt orders the table oldest scan first; TrackParcel flips it to put the newest on top, and of two scans in the same minute the later stays above. Until the freight is delivered or returned, the date row on the result gives the earliest scan's date, labelled Picked up if that scan is a pickup and First scan if not.

Once a PRO has gone to Averitt, a reply without scans that matches one of TrackParcel's no-result phrases, such as No records found or Unable to locate your shipment, brings a not-found result, even as a missing page; a bare missing page means the tracker is unavailable. A reply with no scans, no such match and no Averitt results layout leads TrackParcel to report the tracker as unavailable, not the PRO as missing.

Because TrackParcel searches by PRO only, first make sure your number is the PRO and not a BOL or PO. If it is, ask the carrier's LTL customer service about the freight.

The contact directory lists LTL customer service, its customer service team on live chat, and a separate cargo claims team. To redirect freight already moving, it asks for its Letter of Reconsignment, completed and returned by fax. Keep the PRO to hand for any of these.