Expedited Freight
Time-sensitive loads that need to leave now, not on the next scheduled run. The van rolls when your dock is ready.
01Expedited cargo van freight
Expedited cargo van freight out of Indianapolis. The driver who straps your load down is the driver who brings it to your dock.
02What rolls
Time-sensitive loads that need to leave now, not on the next scheduled run. The van rolls when your dock is ready.
Your shipment is the only shipment in the van. No cross-docking, no consolidation, no other freight riding alongside it.
Pickup and delivery inside the same working day for Indianapolis-area businesses that discover a gap at 9am and need it closed by close of business.
Professional final-leg transportation from warehouse or terminal to the receiving door, handled with the same care as the long haul.
Recurring runs on a set schedule for businesses that move freight on a predictable rhythm and want the same driver every time.
Plant-to-plant, warehouse-to-retailer and broker-covered moves across Indiana, regionally through the Midwest and interstate as needed.
Freight moves for:
03Handling
Your freight is loaded no-touch, strapped and chained for the road, and driven straight through by the person who secured it — so when you call to ask where the shipment is, you're talking to the driver.
04Coverage area
Indianapolis, Indiana
Local runsCarmel · Fishers · Noblesville · Greenwood · Plainfield, and the surrounding Indiana areas
Regional and interstateThroughout the Midwest and nationwide as the run requires
05The van and the driver
SML Logistics was founded in 2026 in Indianapolis to give shippers a straightforward answer to time-sensitive freight: a clean cargo van, a load strapped and chained properly, and a driver who stays with it from pickup to drop-off.
The priorities don't change with the length of the run — safe handling, clear communication while the freight is moving, and arrival when it was promised.
06Free quote
Quotes are free and priced on mileage, shipment size, urgency and what the delivery actually requires.