Trucking and freight in New Mexico
New Mexico sits on two major transcontinental corridors — I-40 through Albuquerque and I-10 through Las Cruces — making it an important through-state for freight between Texas and the West Coast. Energy and cross-border trade at Santa Teresa are significant.
Key industries we support in New Mexico
- Oil and gas
- Agriculture
- Aerospace and defense
- Cross-border trade
- Film and media
Trucking services in New Mexico
Full Truckload
A whole trailer dedicated to your freight, moving directly from pickup to delivery with no terminal transfers.
Refrigerated Transportation
Temperature-controlled trucking for food, beverages and other products that must stay within a set range.
Expedited Freight
Urgent, exclusive-use trucking for time-critical freight that cannot wait.
Dedicated Trucking
Trucks and drivers assigned to your lanes and schedule, without the commitment of a full contract fleet.
Heavy Equipment Transportation
Safe hauling for excavators, dozers, loaders, cranes, tractors and other heavy machinery.
Intermodal Drayage
Trucking between rail ramps and your facilities — the first and last mile of every intermodal move.
Heavy haul and oversize loads in New Mexico
Over-dimensional and overweight loads travelling in New Mexico need a permit from the New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT), and loads that cross state lines need a permit from each state on the route. We plan the route, secure permits and arrange escorts where required. Heavy haul trucking.
Operating conditions to plan for
High winds, dust storms and winter weather at elevation can affect I-40.
Cities we serve in New Mexico
Trucking in New Mexico: FAQs
Does Gelle Transport serve New Mexico?
Yes. We provide full truckload, LTL, refrigerated, expedited, dedicated, heavy haul and intermodal services for shippers in New Mexico, dispatched from Kansas City and supported by vetted partner carriers.
How long does a truckload take from Kansas City to New Mexico?
To Santa Fe it is roughly 800 road miles — about 2 days solo, or about 1 day with team drivers.
Who issues oversize permits in New Mexico?
The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT).
Which interstates serve New Mexico?
Major routes include I-25, I-40, I-10.
How do I get a quote?
Use our quote form, call +1 (816) 482-2607 or WhatsApp us.