Welcome to Last Mile Logistics

We are the leading logistics partner for the state of Wyoming

About Wyoming

Wyoming is the least-populous state in the country, despite being the 10th largest, with the second-lowest population density. The state is covered mainly by the rangeland of the Rocky Mountains in the west and the elevated prairies of the High Plains in the east. Wyoming’s largest city and capital is Cheyenne.

In 1868, Wyoming was established as a territory created from parts of the Dakota, Utah, and Idaho territories. After twenty years, Congress declared Wyoming the 44th state. The state earned its nickname, the Equality State, due to its early advocacy for women’s rights, implemented before it became a state. Wyoming was the pioneer state in granting women the right to vote and the first to elect a female governor.

Each year, millions of tourists flock to Wyoming to visit its seven national parks, including the famous Yellowstone. Another popular attraction is Devil’s Tower, a sacred rock formation to the Plains Tribes and the first national monument declared by Theodore Roosevelt in 1906. The state’s official sport is the rodeo, which has become a cornerstone of Wyoming’s culture and economy.

Key Industries

in Wyoming

Wyoming boasts a wealth of natural resources, with agriculture and mining playing a significant role in its growth. Many Wyoming trucking companies serve several sectors of the economy. The state’s location ensures efficient freight shipping traffic. Some industries that thrive in Wyoming include:

Tourism
Agriculture
Energy
Manufacturing
Engineering
Mining

Interesting Statistics about Wyoming’s shipments

93% of Wyoming’s shipments are moved by truck
The trucking industry in Wyoming provides 17,230 jobs
1 of every 12 jobs in the state belongs to the trucking industry
69% of Wyoming communities rely exclusively on trucks to move their goods
Coal is the most shipped commodity in Wyoming

Facts about freight services in Wyoming

There are 2,280 trucking companies in Wyoming
14,980 tons of freight are moved within the state every day
Over 68 billion dollars worth of cargo is moved every year in Wyoming
Most Wyoming trucking companies are small, locally owned businesses
Wyoming has 29,666 miles of public roads

Which companies need freight services?

Even though it is a low-consumption state, the Wyoming Department of Transportation reckons that freight rates in this area are generally affordable because of the trade with other states. Shipping via rail is particularly cost-effective due to the support of the mineral industry, which ensures an adequate volume of goods. Trucking freight rates can also be affordable, particularly in areas near industrial and population centers. Many logistics companies help the tourism, agriculture, mining, energy, and manufacturing sectors.

What services do we provide in this area?

At Last Mile Logistics, we deliver a wide range of freight services that will help your business to grow. From expedited shipping to white glove services, we will be your logistics partners along the road.

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Superior results through technology

One the greatest challenges today is sourcing capacity that fluctuates with demand in the marketplace. As an intermediary, we carefully consider the qualifications of the truck equipment operators we contract with to service our shipper clients’ needs.

LAST MILE LOGISTICS logisticians rely on their experience and use of proprietary technology to manage and move every shipment. And because shipper clients require a practical risk management approach to doing business, LAST MILE LOGISTICS is one of few brokers that has Primary Truck Broker Liability Insurance ($2 Million policy).

Learn more about how your cargo is protected with Last Mile Logistics