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SCAC Code Lookup

SCAC (Standard Carrier Alpha Code) is a unique 2–4 letter code assigned to transportation companies by the National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA). SCAC codes are used in EDI transactions, bills of lading, and carrier identification.

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AACTAAA Cooper TransportationLTL
ABFSABF Freight SystemLTL
CHRWC.H. RobinsonBroker / TL
CMDUCMA CGMOcean
DAFGDayton Freight LinesLTL
EXLAEstes Express LinesLTL
FXFEFedEx Freight EastLTL
FXFWFedEx Freight WestLTL
FDEGFedEx GroundParcel / LTL
HLCUHapag-LloydOcean
JBHUJ.B. Hunt TransportTL / Intermodal
KNITKnight TransportationTL
MAEUMaersk LineOcean
MSCUMSC Mediterranean ShippingOcean
ONEYOcean Network ExpressOcean
ODFLOld Dominion Freight LineLTL
RDFSR+L CarriersLTL
SAIASaia Motor FreightLTL
SCNNSchneider NationalTL / Intermodal
SEFLSoutheastern Freight LinesLTL
SWFTSwift TransportationTL
UPSNUnited Parcel ServiceParcel
UPGFUPS Freight (TForce)LTL
WERNWerner EnterprisesTL
CNWYXPO LogisticsLTL

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Source: SCAC codes are issued and maintained by the National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA). Verify a code in the official NMFTA SCAC directory.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a SCAC code?

A SCAC (Standard Carrier Alpha Code) is a unique 2–4 letter identifier assigned to transportation companies. It is used in EDI, bills of lading, and regulatory filings to identify carriers.

Who assigns SCAC codes?

SCAC codes are assigned and maintained by the National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA). Carriers must apply to the NMFTA to receive a SCAC code.

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