Roadrunner tracking
In short
A Roadrunner shipment can be tracked by its PRO or pickup number through the carrier’s public Tracking Web API, which answers without a login. M³ Tracker calls that API for every Roadrunner load and turns the carrier’s activity comments into a timestamped timeline.
Roadrunner is a US long-haul LTL carrier built around metro-to-metro linehaul, which is where Canadian brokers tend to meet it: the US leg of a cross-border load. Its Tracking Web API is public for PRO and pickup numbers; with account credentials it also searches by BOL and PO. M³ Tracker uses it directly, no browser involved.
Quick facts
- Based in
- Downers Grove, IL
- Coverage
- Long-haul LTL between major US metros.
- References you can track
- Roadrunner PRO number
the pickup number - Carrier tracking page
- No public tracking page
- How M³ Tracker gets the status
- Direct API connection
How do you track a Roadrunner shipment?
- Find the carrier reference on the bill of lading or the pickup confirmation. Any of these works: Roadrunner PRO number; the pickup number.
- Roadrunner has no online tracking, so call or email dispatch with the reference and ask for the current status.
- Repeat for every load, every day, for every carrier you book with — or let M³ Tracker do it.
How does M³ Tracker track Roadrunner automatically?
M³ Tracker connects to Roadrunner’s tracking API. Add the Roadrunner PRO number to your dashboard and the status, origin, destination, pickup and delivery dates come back structured, refreshed on a schedule during business hours (7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eastern on business days). No portal to open, nothing to copy.
What happens once a load is tracked
- Your team sees every carrier in one dashboard, with the expected delivery date and an alert the moment it slips.
- Your customer gets a live tracking link with no login, and can subscribe to SMS updates from it.
- Status changes are logged with a timestamp, so “where is it?” has an answer before anyone asks.
What do Roadrunner statuses mean?
Roadrunner statuses are mapped to M³ Tracker’s own buckets (booked, picked up, in transit, delivered, plus delayed and cancelled when reported), so your dashboard reads the same across carriers. A load is only marked delivered on an explicit delivery status, never on “arrived at terminal”.
Track your next Roadrunner load with M³ Tracker
Create your account and add the reference. M³ Tracker takes it from there. Free trial, no credit card.
Frequently asked questions
Does M³ Tracker track Roadrunner shipments automatically?
Yes. Roadrunner is tracked automatically today. Add the reference once and the status updates on its own.
Which number do I need to track a Roadrunner shipment?
Any of these works: Roadrunner PRO number; the pickup number.
Can I track a Roadrunner shipment by BOL or PO?
Only with Roadrunner account credentials, which unlock BOL and PO search in the API. Without them, track by PRO or pickup number, which M³ Tracker does with no login at all.
Does Roadrunner tracking require a login?
No. Tracking by PRO or pickup number is public, which is why Roadrunner loads track automatically in M³ Tracker from the moment they are added.
How often is a Roadrunner status updated in M³ Tracker?
On a schedule during business hours, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eastern on business days, and on demand with the Refresh button. Each change is timestamped, and your customers can receive it by SMS and on their tracking link.
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