Toronto Drayage Directory

Toronto isn't a port city, so drayage here is almost entirely rail-based: containers arrive on trains from Vancouver, Prince Rupert, or Montreal into intermodal terminals around the GTA, and local carriers pick them up for the final leg to warehouses, distribution centres, and manufacturing sites across the Greater Toronto Area.

Most Toronto-area drayage runs connect to the CN and CP intermodal terminals around Brampton, Vaughan, and Mississauga. Carriers listed here typically quote based on which terminal your container lands at and how far your facility is from it, so it helps to have your rail terminal and delivery address ready when requesting a quote.

Pricing depends on the rail terminal, delivery distance, container size, chassis availability, and whether the move needs same-day turnaround. Because GTA traffic can add real wait time at terminals, some carriers also factor congestion and appointment scheduling into their rates. Contact a listed company directly for a quote based on your specific lane.

Browse the verified profiles below and use the contact details or quote request option on the company you want to work with. There is no fee to search the directory or to reach out, and pricing is negotiated directly between you and the carrier.

Yes. Every company on Container Intermodal goes through a review before it appears in the directory, which helps filter out unverified or inactive listings when you are comparing Toronto-area providers.