Quick AnswerLTL freight tracking means following a less-than-truckload shipment as it moves through the carrier's network. You need your PRO number (or bill of lading number), plus the carrier's tracking portal or a tracking link from your logistics provider. Most updates appear when the freight is scanned at a pickup, terminal or delivery point, so the status changes in steps rather than moving continuously on a map.For furniture and other bulky, fragile goods, tracking is only half the job. Co...