In our unwavering pursuit of enhancing freight transportation and supply chain management, our mission has always been to redefine industry standards while remaining committed to the communities we serve. We are excited to share about the opening of our new distribution and fulfillment facility in Theodore, Alabama. This marks a significant step forward in our ongoing journey to further serve the needs of shippers in the Mobile Metropolitan Area and continue our presence in the Port City.

Our commitment to supporting veterans and active military service members is at the forefront of our values. We recently had the honor of participating in two remarkable community service projects, each designed to bring joy and appreciation to those who have selflessly served our country.

Transitioning to civilian life after a career in the military can be challenging. You know what being part of a team looks like and what it means to work hard. You’ve learned valuable skills during your military career, but you might be unsure of how you can put those skills to use in a civilian setting. Although you have many options to choose from, some veterans find that a truck driving career is a great option for employment. There are several things you should consider if you’re looking into driving a truck after your military retirement. Here are some of the most common questions we’ve heard from veterans as they explore the possibility of a driving career: