Courier Services in Texas

Courier service in Texas runs metro by metro. Choose a city below, including Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin, for local coverage, common routes, and the tollways and distances that shape a delivery there.

DELIVERING IN TEXAS

What Makes Texas Courier Deliveries Different

A few things hold true in every Texas metro, whichever city your delivery starts in.

  1. The Metros Are Far Apart

    Houston to Dallas is about 240 miles, and Dallas to Austin and Houston to San Antonio are each close to 200. Each city page covers same-day delivery within its own metro area.

  2. One Toll Tag Works Statewide

    TxTag, TollTag, and EZ TAG are accepted on toll roads across Texas, and nearly all of those roads are cashless. Tolls on a route are part of what it costs.

  3. Addresses Sit on Frontage Roads

    Most Texas freeways are lined with one-way frontage roads, and a business with a freeway address is reached from them. Which side of the freeway it is on decides how a courier approaches.

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