With our new simple and convenient flat rate box shipping service, you can skip the trip to your local post office or courier outpost, forget about calculating shipping rates, and ship flat rate boxes from home.
With 2018 firmly in our rear-view mirror, we thought it was the perfect time to take a look back at our biggest accomplishments of 2018. We’ve compiled a list of our most popular blog posts of 2018. From helping you choose the right shipping service to packing difficult-to-ship items, our Outside the Box blog has you covered every step of the way.
The holiday season is upon us, and we’re in the spirit of giving! To help keep the holiday cheer flowing in 2019, we’re giving away three $200 American Express gift cards.
We are happy to announce that we have partnered with Metro White Glove, another leader in the furniture and white glove shipping space, to launch a new solution for the Interior Design and Architecture industries. Learn more about our new Design Logistics shipping services.
Whether you’re shipping a few pieces of furniture or an entire household worth of stuff, estimating the amount and weight of everything you have to move can be difficult. With our new video survey service, we can help take the guesswork out of your moving quote.
Transit Systems is happy to say we helped to make Christmas happen for the children living in Eagle Butte, SD. The credit in all this really goes to a few other people and an organization that has dedicated their time, money, and efforts to helping those who are less fortunate. This should really serve as praise for them, TSI only helped finish what others started.
Recently Transit Systems helped one US Veteran pay it forward to another Veteran, and this charitable shipment is a "feel good" story all the way around.
Transit Systems is proud to say we were able to help a charitable group in New York City deliver much-needed supplies to Roatán. Honduras is one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere. Just a two hour trip from Miami - 75% of the people live in poverty; many don't have electricity or running water.
