Courier Services in Florida

Courier services in Florida run metro by metro. Choose a city below, including Miami, Orlando, Tampa, and Jacksonville, for local coverage, common routes, and the tolls and weather that shape a delivery there.

DELIVERING IN FLORIDA

What Makes Florida Courier Deliveries Different

A few things apply across the state, whichever metro your delivery is in.

  1. Tolls Are Electronic

    Florida’s Turnpike, the expressways around Miami, Orlando, and Tampa, and the express lanes on I-95 and I-4 bill by transponder, and SunPass and E-PASS work on all of them. Some express lanes cannot be used without one.

  2. Storm Season

    Hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30, and summer afternoons bring frequent thunderstorms. Short delays are common in summer, and an approaching hurricane can pause deliveries.

  3. The Metros Are Hours Apart

    Miami to Orlando is about 235 miles, most of it on the Turnpike, and Orlando to Tampa is about 85 on I-4. Each city page covers same-day delivery within its own metro area.

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