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New Jersey to Florida LTL Freight Rates

Short answer: A 500–999-lb LTL shipment from New Jersey to Florida typically costs $370–$1,885 all-in (median $570), and the median shipment delivers in 3 business days. Based on 479 LTL shipments Armstrong Transport Group arranged from New Jersey to Florida, September 2025 – August 2026 (how we calculate these figures).

Real LTL costs, transit times and carriers from New Jersey to Florida, drawn from 479 shipments Armstrong Transport Group arranged from September 2025 – August 2026. Use it to budget, then get a live quote across 50+ carriers.

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What LTL shipping costs from New Jersey to Florida

These are the all-in rates Armstrong customers actually paid from New Jersey to Florida from September 2025 – August 2026, including fuel and any accessorials. The range is the middle 50% of shipments in each weight bracket, so a quarter paid less and a quarter paid more, mostly because of freight class, accessorials and timing.

Shipment weightTypical rangeMedianShipments
Under 500 lb$290 – $1,335$390160
500–999 lb$370 – $1,885$57066
1,000–2,499 lb$345 – $640$495135
2,500–4,999 lb$640 – $925$81558
5,000–9,999 lb$810 – $1,275$95546

Historical rates, rounded to $5, shown for budgeting only. They aren’t a quote: your price depends on exact ZIPs, freight class, pickup date and accessorials. See national pallet shipping costs for comparison.

Transit time and carriers from New Jersey to Florida

The median LTL shipment from New Jersey to Florida delivered in 3 business days after pickup, and 80% arrived within 4 business days (based on 475 delivered shipments). Standard LTL transit is an estimate, not a promise; if a delivery date matters, ask for a guaranteed service. More on how LTL transit times work.

No single carrier wins every shipment. TForce Freight, Estes Express Lines and Forward LTL moved 64% of the freight we arranged from New Jersey to Florida; the rest went to ABF Freight and FedEx Freight and other national and regional carriers, depending on which one priced each shipment best.

CarrierShare of shipments
TForce Freight27%
Estes Express Lines21%
Forward LTL16%
ABF Freight9%
FedEx Freight7%

What ships from New Jersey to Florida

The median shipment weighed 1,040 lb at a median freight class of 85. The most common classes were class 70 (15%), class 92.5 (11%) and class 50 (11%). Lighter, bulkier freight rates in higher classes and costs more per pound, which is why measuring density before you quote matters.

By type of shipper, the biggest groups were food & beverage (30%), metals & fabrication (16%), chemicals & consumer products (15%) and apparel & textiles (11%), among shipments where the shipper’s industry is known.

Where the freight goes

Most New Jersey pickups came from Edison, NJ, Mansfield, NJ, Pennsauken, NJ and Linden, NJ, and the most common Florida delivery cities were Orlando, FL, Tampa, FL, Miramar, FL and Miami, FL. These were the highest-volume city pairs shipped by several different customers:

OriginDestinationShipments
Edison, NJOrlando, FL30
Edison, NJTampa, FL12
Edison, NJMedley, FL6
Newark, NJMiami, FL4

Shipping between New Jersey and Florida

New Jersey is the warehouse district for the New York metro. The Port of New York and New Jersey and the I-95/Turnpike corridor make it one of the highest-volume LTL origins in the Northeast.

Florida is a peninsula: far more freight comes in than goes out, and carriers price inbound and outbound lanes differently for that reason. Deliveries cluster around Miami–South Florida, Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville, along I-95, I-75 and I-4.

Carrier pricing is contract-specific, so two shippers moving identical freight from New Jersey to Florida routinely pay different amounts. GetLTLRates quotes tariff, dynamic and volume LTL pricing from 50+ carriers side by side, and a dedicated Armstrong team handles pickup, tracking and the final invoice so the rate you book is the rate you pay.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to ship a pallet from New Jersey to Florida?

For a 500–999 lb LTL shipment from New Jersey to Florida, the middle half of Armstrong customers paid $370 to $1,885 all-in, with a median of $570 (September 2025 – August 2026). Freight class, accessorials like liftgate or residential delivery, and the exact ZIP codes move the price, so get a quote for your shipment.

How long does LTL shipping take from New Jersey to Florida?

The median LTL shipment from New Jersey to Florida delivered in 3 business days after pickup, and 80% arrived within 4 business days. Transit is counted in business days, and standard LTL times are estimates; guaranteed services are available when a date matters.

Which LTL carriers run from New Jersey to Florida?

On the freight Armstrong arranged from New Jersey to Florida, the most-used carriers were TForce Freight, Estes Express Lines, Forward LTL and ABF Freight. The cheapest carrier changes shipment by shipment, which is why quoting 50+ carriers at once usually beats calling one.

What affects the LTL rate from New Jersey to Florida?

The exact origin and destination ZIPs, total weight, freight class (mostly set by density), fuel surcharge, pickup and delivery accessorials, and whether the carrier has good backhaul on the lane. Heavier shipments cost more in total but much less per pound.

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Figures are from LTL freight arranged through the Armstrong Transport Group network, September 2025 – August 2026. Price ranges are the middle 50% of all-in paid rates, rounded to $5, and are shown for budgeting only; they are not a quote or a guarantee of capacity or pricing. Transit is counted in business days from pickup to delivery.