Outpost expands national truck terminal platform to $1B, adds automation for fleets
Key takeaways
- Outpost doubled its truck terminal platform to $1B, expanding access to carrier-agnostic facilities for fleets nationwide.
- New terminals in key freight hubs boost Outpost’s network to 25-plus sites, enhancing coverage across major U.S. corridors.
- AI-driven gate automation improves terminal efficiency, lowering costs and increasing throughput for carriers and shippers.
Outpost, a truck terminal owner and operator, has secured additional investment from GreenPoint, doubling the scale of its national terminal platform to $1 billion. The company is building a coast-to-coast network designed to help fleets reduce costs and scale operations with greater efficiency.
“Outpost continues to grow even as freight markets remain deeply challenged,” said Trent Cameron, Outpost co-founder and CEO. “By vertically integrating the business and doubling platform capacity to $1 billion, we are positioned to build the national network of carrier-agnostic terminals that can meet customer demand with greater scale, speed, and resilience.”
Over the past six months, Outpost has added terminals in Las Vegas, Portland, Dallas-Fort Worth, and California’s Inland Empire—expanding its footprint to more than 25 properties covering 400-plus acres. The company now serves over 3,000 national carriers, regional fleets, and enterprise shippers.
Alongside this expansion, in August Outpost introduced a proprietary gate automation system that uses AI, computer vision, and hardware to improve terminal throughput, cut costs, and boost security. The technology was tested across more than one million gate events before being rolled out to customers.
