XPO grows service center network to 300 sites
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XPO pushing its LTL network to 300 terminals in Phoenix and Kansas City is a capacity and service-level play—more doors, shorter hauls, tighter SLAs. Shippers should treat this as leverage in 2027 bid cycles, especially if your incumbents are slow-walking density in those metros.
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