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Founded in 1970, Cannonball Express began as a local delivery service for Nebraska Warehouse, our public warehousing operation. Today we provide not only local delivery services, but nationwide refrigerated LTL deliveries to all of the lower 48 states.Our local services include but are not limited to: Intermodal deliveries Truckload & LTL PUP Cross Dock Transload WarehousingNationwide services include: Refrigerated LTL Refrigerated cross dockOur mission is to serve the business community in all phases of product distribution. Our goal is to exceed the levels of service and expectations of the business community - resulting in the highest levels of customer satisfaction. Call or visit our website today for more information!

TransWood Inc., a family-owned business operating since 1928, specializes in providing consistent freight services across the United States with 39 locations. The company focuses on maintaining well-equipped trucks and offering competitive benefits, ensuring that drivers receive top pay and time at home to balance work and personal life. With a commitment to quality service, TransWood emphasizes open communication and timely issue resolution, creating a supportive environment for both drivers and mechanics. Their mission is to achieve excellence through superior systems and training, aiming to exceed customer expectations consistently. Generated from the website

Saia Motor Freight Line is a subsidiary of Saia, a less-than-truckload provider of regional, interregional and guaranteed services covering nearly 35 states. Saia is home to the industry-leading Xtreme Guarantee product, which guarantees total customer satisfaction from pick-up through invoicing. The company offers complete North American coverage through partner agreements. It has more than 150 terminal locations, approximately 8,400 employees and more than 10,000 pieces of equipment. Saia was founded in 1924 with one terminal in Houma, La., and continued to expand with terminals throughout Louisiana and Texas. It continued to grow, expanding to 12 states with 76 terminals and more than 4,700 employees in the late 1990s. In 2001, SCS Transportation, a holding company was formed, with operating companies including Saia and Jevic Transportation. In 2002, SCS Transportation was spun off into an independent, publicly traded company. Saia Motor Freight Line maintains a location in Omaha, Neb.