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Lone Star Overnight primarily ships to Texas, Oklahoma, western Louisiana, and southern New Mexico, although it also ships to California and Mexico through its shipping partnerships. Headquartered in Minnesota, it also specializes in overnight delivery and operates over 1,300 pieces of equipment.
Lone Star Overnight primarily ships to Texas, Oklahoma, western Louisiana, and southern New Mexico, although it also ships to California and Mexico through its shipping partnerships. Headquartered in Minnesota, it also specializes in overnight delivery and operates over 1,300 pieces of equipment.
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As the unprecedented flooding and impact from Hurricane Harvey continues to be felt throughout Houston, SE Texas, and into Louisiana, the extent of the damage and cleanup efforts needed is becoming more clear. With the weather moving to the east, the Louisiana DOT is also reporting road closures near Lake Charles and the surrounding areas.
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recently due to flooding in Louisiana and Texas, as well as a hurricane in the Florida panhandle. Missed schedules could keep rates high well into November, when the holiday freight season would ordinarily start to wind down. Weather Events, at Home and Abroad. We have seen disruption in the U.S.
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