When Arrow trucks started hauling goods in Vancouver, British Columbia in 1919, the sound of our truck engines symbolized the beginning of the end  for a fading era of horse drawn wagons. Originally established as a general cartage hauler, Arrow has developed into one of Canada's largest bulk commodity haulers and reload operators. 

From whales to wood chips we have hauled virtually every type of product. Arrow trucks helped to build the Bennet Dam, which supplies power to British Columbia. We have hauled the bridge beams that are used in Vancouver’s sky train and moved live whales for the Vancouver Aquarium. Arrow Barges have dotted the B.C. coastline handling industrial products for a variety of customers. Over the years we have grown our business and developed a solid reputation as a carrier that truly values quality, value and customer service.

Today, Arrow is leading the way in developing service focused transportation solutions by working with a broad range of customers, hauling a wider variety of products, and expanding our presence throughout Canada and the United States. We are increasing our dependence on partnerships by bringing our customers, employees and suppliers more fully into our systems and processes, and by becoming a bigger part of theirs. We are developing productive relationships with the First Nations community, government agencies and educational institutions. We continue to build long-term contracts with customers who value service, environmental responsibility and employee systems as well as competitive pricing. With hundreds of people working in transportation and distribution, reloads and materials handling, manufacturing and support services, we are known as a company that focuses on high quality transportation solutions at very competitive rates.