Worldwide Express Tracking. Free & Online.

SpeedShip by Worldwide Express runs the page that the company's site opens for Track a Shipment. Its page says it tracks UPS® packages and freight shipments in one place, with carrier coverage for UPS® and LTL shipments.

The freight itself moves with a carrier named in the shipment record. For the delivered booking TrackParcel has read, the record named XPO Logistics as that carrier. Each TrackParcel search handles a single number, although the tracker takes up to 25, one per line.

SpeedShip's box asks for a UPS® tracking, BOL, PRO or reference number. TrackParcel passes on three kinds: a carrier PRO number of 8 to 12 digits; a UPS number of 1Z and 16 letters or digits; and a Speedship BOL of three letters and eight digits, the shape recorded from a real shipment, unless its letters are AWB.

The tracker's placeholder example pairs three letters with seven digits; TrackParcel turns that shape away as not found before any request, as its one recorded BOL had eight. Before that check, the search box removes spaces, hyphens and labels such as AWB or Reference, not PRO, BOL or UPS. Auto-Detect offers Worldwide Express for three letters and eight digits typed together, AWB excepted, never for plain-digit PROs or 1Z numbers, so pick it by hand.

TrackParcel reads the shipment record behind the SpeedShip page: the current status, origin and destination city and state, weight, the estimated delivery date while undelivered, and the milestones. The hauling carrier's name and PRO # appear on SpeedShip's own page, but TrackParcel's result card has no line for either.

Created, Picked Up, In Transit, Out for Delivery, Delivered: these five milestones never change, and a reached one can lack a time, which TrackParcel then drops for want of a date. No zone comes with the clock readings; TrackParcel assumes Central time for them and converts each to IST, marked IST. The consignee's name and postal code are never read.

When a BOL, PRO or 1Z number matches nothing, SpeedShip replies “Shipment not found” and the result here says not found. A security check in front of the site, a server error or any other 404 page counts as SpeedShip being unavailable, never as a lost shipment.

The PRO and 1Z routes were accepted because the tracker lists them but have not been seen on a live shipment, so a miss there is less telling than a miss on a BOL. Get the BOL from the party that booked the load and search again.

The tracker page offers a LOG IN link to SpeedShip and lists no phone number, contact form or email. SpeedShip's own result names the carrier moving the freight, with its service level and the PRO #. None of the three reaches TrackParcel's result card, so read them on that page.