- XPO opened service centers in Mesa, Ariz., and Cameron, Mo., its third and fourth facility openings of 2026, expanding less-than-truckload capacity near Phoenix and Kansas City.
- The additions increased XPO’s network to 300 service centers after 35 openings since 2021 and support growing freight demand tied to manufacturing and trade.
- XPO continues expanding through new construction renovations and acquired Yellow terminals, with recent openings in Texas and Missouri and earlier reopenings in 2025.
XPO has opened service centers in Arizona and Missouri, marking the company’s third and fourth facility openings of 2026 as the less-than-truckload carrier continues a long-term expansion of its network.
The new facilities in Mesa, Ariz., and Cameron, Mo., add capacity in growing freight markets near Phoenix and Kansas City, respectively, and are part of a broader investment in XPO’s North American network.
The 51,000-square-foot Mesa service center has 86 dock doors and more than 100 employees. XPO said the facility complements its existing Phoenix service center, adding capacity to meet increasing freight demand driven by industrial investment and cross-border trade with Mexico…