Holland (TFI International) vs TForce Freight (formerly UPS Freight)
Both are now under TFI International's umbrella. Holland is a regional LTL carrier in the Central/Southeast U.S. TForce Freight is a national LTL carrier (formerly UPS Freight). Different coverage areas under the same parent.
Holland (TFI International)
- Pay
- $55,000 - $85,000
- Fleet
- 3,000+ tractors
- Rating
- 3.6/5
TForce Freight (formerly UPS Freight)
- Pay
- $60,000 - $90,000
- Fleet
- 7,000+ tractors
- Rating
- 3.6/5
Head-to-Head Comparison
Pay
Holland (TFI International)
Holland pays $55K-$85K. Still stabilizing under TFI.
TForce Freight (formerly UPS Freight)
TForce pays $60K-$90K with Teamsters union wages.
Home Time
Holland (TFI International)
City home daily; regional routes keep drivers close.
TForce Freight (formerly UPS Freight)
City home daily; road runs scheduled.
Benefits
Holland (TFI International)
Health, retirement plan, consistent routes.
TForce Freight (formerly UPS Freight)
Teamsters health and welfare, pension, union PTO.
Training/Support
Holland (TFI International)
1 year required.
TForce Freight (formerly UPS Freight)
1 year required.
Equipment/Technology
Holland (TFI International)
Fleet modernizing under TFI.
TForce Freight (formerly UPS Freight)
Fleet inherited from UPS Freight; modernizing.
Where they actually differ
The scores above are our reading. This part is just the two carriers' profiles side by side — divisions, what they ask of a new hire, where they run, and which benefits only one of them lists.
Holland (TFI International)
- Founded
- 1929
- Fleet
- 3,000+ tractors
- Drivers
- 3,500+
- Divisions
- Local, Regional, LTL
- Experience wanted
- 1 year CDL-A
- Strongest states
- Michigan, Ohio and Indiana
Holland is a regional LTL carrier primarily serving the Central and Southeastern U.S. Part of TFI International, Holland has continued operations serving its traditional markets with a focus on next-day and two-day regional LTL service.
Only Holland (TFI International) is strong in: Michigan and Indiana — worth knowing if you want to be domiciled there.
Listed by Holland (TFI International) and not by TForce Freight (formerly UPS Freight)
- • Competitive LTL compensation
- • Health benefits
- • Retirement plan
- • Home daily for most positions
- • Regional focus with consistent routes
TForce Freight (formerly UPS Freight)
- Founded
- 2021
- Fleet
- 7,000+ tractors
- Drivers
- 7,000+
- Divisions
- Local, Regional, LTL
- Experience wanted
- 1 year CDL-A
- Strongest states
- Ohio, Texas and Illinois
TForce Freight, formerly UPS Freight, is a major LTL carrier now operated by TFI International. The company maintains an extensive terminal network across North America and offers competitive union-scale wages under the Teamsters contract.
Only TForce Freight (formerly UPS Freight) is strong in: Texas and Illinois — worth knowing if you want to be domiciled there.
Listed by TForce Freight (formerly UPS Freight) and not by Holland (TFI International)
- • Teamsters union representation
- • Union-scale wages and overtime
- • Health and welfare benefits
- • Pension plan
- • Home daily for city operations
Our Verdict
TForce has an edge with Teamsters union representation providing guaranteed wages and pension. Holland is rebuilding under TFI ownership. If you value union protections, TForce is the clear choice. Holland is fine for regional work in its coverage area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Holland and TForce the same company?
Different companies under the same parent (TFI International). Holland is regional; TForce is national.
Is TForce still union?
Yes, TForce Freight maintains Teamsters representation from its UPS Freight days.
Is Holland stable?
Depends on TFI International's commitment to the brand. TForce is likely the more stable of the two.
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