Courier Services in California

Courier services in California are organized by metro area. Choose yours below, from Los Angeles, San Diego, and the Inland Empire to the Bay Area, Sacramento, and the Central Valley, for local coverage, common routes, and the rules that shape a delivery there.

DELIVERING IN CALIFORNIA

What Makes California Courier Deliveries Different

Three things hold in every California metro.

  1. Curb Colors Follow One Code

    California cities paint curbs to a common code: yellow for commercial loading, white for passenger loading, green for short-term parking, and red for no stopping. Time limits and hours differ from city to city.

  2. FasTrak Covers the Tolls

    Toll roads, express lanes, and toll bridges across California use FasTrak. Many express lanes change price with traffic, so the cost of the fastest route depends on the hour.

  3. The Metros Are Separate Markets

    Los Angeles and San Diego are about 120 miles apart, and San Francisco is roughly 380 miles north of Los Angeles. Each city page covers same-day delivery within its own metro area.

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