Specialist logistics · Winnipeg
From a single truck to a trusted Manitoba-wide operation, built on reliability, safety, and a relentless focus on the customer.
Founded in 2013, DBNS Trucking has grown from one truck in Winnipeg into a cornerstone of Manitoba freight, serving the vibrant community of Winnipeg and the vast landscapes of the province with reliability, safety and customer satisfaction at the core.
We're a local carrier on purpose. No long-haul promises, no brokered runaround. Just our own fleet, our own drivers, and your deadline. That focus is why 500+ Manitoba businesses trust us to move their goods across 10+ cities.
From general freight to temperature-sensitive and regulated cargo, we have the equipment and the certifications to handle it, with real-time tracking and a dispatcher you can actually reach, 8 AM to 5 PM.
A proven record of on-time deliveries you can plan your business around.
We treat every load like it's the only one that matters.
Thirteen years and 25,000+ deliveries across Manitoba.
Service shaped to exactly what your business needs.
Co-founder of DBNS Trucking, Tejinderjit has driven the company from a single truck in 2013 into one of Winnipeg's trusted local carriers, overseeing operations and client relationships.
Co-founder and operations partner, Prabhjot leads dispatch, fleet and the driver team, keeping every Manitoba run on time and on-spec.
“We rely on DBNS Trucking for all our expedited shipments. Their consistent on-time deliveries and excellent communication keep our business running smoothly. We know our critical parts will arrive when needed.”
“As a distributor of temperature-sensitive goods, we trust DBNS for their reliable refrigerated trucking. Their trailers and constant monitoring ensure our products maintain optimal conditions, reducing spoilage and protecting our bottom line.”
“DBNS Trucking's courier service is a game-changer. We frequently send smaller shipments across Manitoba, and their service is both efficient and affordable. We only pay for the space we use.”