Lane Transfer, Inc.

Lane Transfer, Inc. Lane Transfer is an LTL & Truck Load Carrier with Overnight Services in all of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Northern Missouri. and Anthony.

Owned by Angelo (Gene) and Joanetta Scapecchi since September of 1974. Prior to that Lane Transfer was owned by 3 generations of the Lane family. Gene and Joanetta manage and operate Lane Transfer, Inc, which is an LTL (Less Than Truck Load) carrier, with the assistance of their two sons - Angelo Jr.

02/14/2018
The Fayette way, heading east through downtown Peoria. Always making sure your freight is fast and safe.
10/12/2017

The Fayette way, heading east through downtown Peoria. Always making sure your freight is fast and safe.

Forever grateful for those who have and still serve for our freedom. Take a moment to remember those we have lost fighti...
05/29/2017

Forever grateful for those who have and still serve for our freedom. Take a moment to remember those we have lost fighting for the freedoms we enjoy every day.

12/30/2016

Hope everyone has a safe and sound New Years! Happy trucking in 2017!

ATTENTION DRIVERS!!Lane Transfer is hiring LTL drivers! Work for a local, family owned company, that gets you home every...
09/09/2016

ATTENTION DRIVERS!!

Lane Transfer is hiring LTL drivers! Work for a local, family owned company, that gets you home every night!

Call (309) 245-4732 for more information.

Apply Today!

Lane Transfer
P.O. Box 377
Farmington, Ill 61531

**Please Like, Share, and help spread the word.**Lane Transfer is hiring CDL drivers with or without haz mat. We special...
03/14/2016

**Please Like, Share, and help spread the word.**

Lane Transfer is hiring CDL drivers with or without haz mat. We specialize in Less Than Load trucking out of Farmington, Il. It is our primary goal every day to get you back home safely every night after an honest day's work. Call us at 309-245-4732 or stop in to fill out the application in order to join us on the open road!

Lane Transfer is an Equal Opportunity Employer and welcomes all qualified applicants.

11/04/2014

To the 270,000 people in Illinois that work in trucking:
Go Vote!

04/20/2014

God is good, God is great, let's get to truckin. HAPPY EASTER CENTRAL ILLINOIS!!!

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03/22/2013

http://www.calmanufacturing.com/

Local family farmer got tired of damaging his seed when he planted so him and his dad came up with a new invention, put a paten on it and are now saving tons of money with a better product. Now THAT'S what America was built on, to get an opportunity and take it. Here is the website!

Check out http://calmanufacturing.com! tow tender seed handling system machine shop seed tender

And on the ninth day, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, "I need someone to help the farmer." So God made...
03/06/2013

And on the ninth day, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, "I need someone to help the farmer." So God made a trucker.

God said, "I need somebody willing to get up before dawn in a foreign town, inspect his truck, work all day delivering anything and everything we need to survive, care for everyone traveling the roads, then at the end of the day call his family whom he is away from y...et again." So God made a trucker.

God said, "I need somebody willing to drive a 40-ton truck all night through snow, sleet, and rain with nerves of steel. I need somebody who can repair a truck in zero-degree weather while cars drive by at 70 miles per hour. I need someone who can secure a load to an icy trailer in 40 mile-per-hour wind, and someone who can repair anything with duck tape, baling wire, and elbow grease. I need someone who will drive 600 miles in a single day dodging cars that don't see them in their mirror, then crawl into a foreign bed for a few hours rest. And then longing for their family at home, put in another 600 miles the next day”. So God made the trucker.

God said, "I need somebody strong enough to lift a hundred pounds, yet gentle enough to waive a small child across the street; who will stop his truck for an hour to save a lost dog or stop to assist a scared, single mom whose car has broken down."

It had to be somebody who'd drive straight and steady for hours upon end. Somebody to drive, repair, load, secure, and unload, and serve others that don’t respect them, and watch out for everyone. Somebody who'd keep a family together from thousands of miles away, never asking anyone for anything. Someone who would laugh, and then sigh and then reply with smiling eyes when his son says that he wants to spend his life doing what Daddy does. "So God made a trucker."

Happy Birthday to the good ole Italian Gene Scapecchi, owner of Lane Transfer since 1974!
02/21/2013

Happy Birthday to the good ole Italian Gene Scapecchi, owner of Lane Transfer since 1974!

When you use a small business you aren't helping a CEO of a company buy a 3rd vacation home. You are helping a little ki...
02/06/2013

When you use a small business you aren't helping a CEO of a company buy a 3rd vacation home. You are helping a little kid get their sports jersey, a little kid pay for their school books, someone putting food on the table, someone paying a mortgage, a community keeping jobs near the home. Our customers are our shareholders, and they are the ones we strive to make happy. Thank you for supporting small businesses!

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125 W Barlow Road
Farmington, IL
61531

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