From the Carolinas
Columbia, SC to Pittsburgh, PA
Full truckload freight on I-26 W, I-77 N, I-79 N, about 575 practical miles. Typical transit is 2 days with one driver and one truck.
- Flatbed
- 575 miles
- 2 days transit
- I-26 W, I-77 N, I-79 N
Full Truckload Rate Calculator
The run
What moves on this lane
Columbia ships building materials and industrial goods north to Pittsburgh contractors and plants.
This lane runs flatbed. The route is I-26 to I-77, then I-79 through West Virginia into western Pennsylvania.
It brings the truck back from our Pittsburgh to Columbia steel lane, so the deck stays loaded both ways.
Questions
About this lane
What freight do you haul from Columbia to Pittsburgh?
Loads out of Columbia are mostly building materials, industrial goods and Midlands warehouse freight. They deliver to steel service centers, fabricators and industrial plants. On a flatbed that covers steel coil, plate and pipe, lumber, building materials and machinery that load from the side or top. Not sure your load fits? Send the commodity, weight and dimensions with your quote request.
How long does freight take from Columbia to Pittsburgh?
Typical transit is 2 days for about 575 practical miles, with one driver under HOS rules. If your delivery window is tighter, tell dispatch before you book and we will say up front whether it works.
What equipment runs Columbia to Pittsburgh?
This lane runs flatbed. If your freight can ride enclosed, ask about 53-foot dry van on the same corridor.
What does the Columbia to Pittsburgh rate include?
The calculator gives one all-in number with the base price and fuel included. Dispatch confirms it against your pickup window and commodity before you book.
Do you run Pittsburgh to Columbia too?
Yes. We cover the return leg, so the truck reloads instead of running empty. Ask dispatch to price both directions together.
Ready to move this lane?
Send the details and we will come back with a firm rate and a pickup window.