Tiger Cool Express

: Janice Hoppe-Spiers; Trucking and Freight

Tiger Cool Express

Tiger Cool Express focuses on building brand awareness to become the largest refrigerated intermodal carrier in the United States.

By Janice Hoppe-Spiers

Tiger Cool Express shipped its first temperature-controlled refrigerated intermodal container in 2014. In just four years, the company has grown quickly into one of the country’s leading cold chain carriers. “I believe one thing that would surprise people is that we are already a top 25 refrigerated transportation company by revenue,” CEO Steve Van Kirk says. “Because we’re a young company, a lot of people wouldn’t realize that.”

: Alan Dorich; Fleet Management

DuPont Pioneer

DuPont Pioneer strives for efficiency and safety within its fleet.

By Alan Dorich

DuPont Pioneer puts the customer first in everything it does, Fleet Manager Bob Eggerss says. “That’s what we hang our hat on,” he states. “We make sure the products and services we provide help growers be more productive and profitable.”

: Janice Hoppe-Spiers; Infrastructure

Port of Green Bay

Port of Green Bay completes major improvement projects with major environmental benefits while it looks to continue expansion.

By Janice Hoppe-Spiers

Shipping as a means of transportation has been an integral part of Green Bay, Wis., since the early 1800s. Today, the Port of Green Bay specializes in connecting the Midwest to the rest of the world. “People are looking at the Great Lakes as a mode of transportation,” Executive Director Dean Haen says. “Wisconsin does a lot of manufacturing so we have to figure out how to do more exporting and use the water.”

: Bianca Herron; Fleet Management

City of Columbus Division of Fleet Management

The City of Columbus’ award-winning division of fleet consistently delivers top-notch fleet management services thanks to its focus on teamwork, innovation and technology.

By Bianca Herron

As fleet administrator for the City of Columbus, Ohio, Kelly Reagan oversees a fleet of more than 6,000 units with a budget of $40 million. The City of Columbus Division of Fleet Management’s overall aim is to provide support services to city agencies to ensure safe, reliable, efficient and green vehicle operations and maintenance.

: Alan Dorich; Infrastructure

Texas Pacífico Transportation Ltd.

Texas Pacific TXPF’s bridge project will help it expand its rail into new markets.

By Alan Dorich, Senior Editor at Knighthouse Media

Since its start 17 years ago, Texas Pacífico (TXPF) Transportation Ltd. has operated with a team that keeps it on the path of success. “We’ve got a good group of people that are pulling together,” he says, adding that they do “what it takes to do the job right.”

: Alan Dorich; Trucking and Freight

American Intermodal Management

AIM provides clients with benefits beyond movement with its chassis.

By Alan Dorich, Senior Editor at Knighthouse Media

American Intermodal Management (AIM) offers more than just the movement of containers with its fleet of state-of-the-art chassis. Instead, each features GPS, allowing customers look and see “where their containers are on which chassis at any given time,” President and CEO Nathaniel Seeds says.

: Alan Dorich; Trucking and Freight

Western Fuels Association

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WFA enables utilities to keep providing power with its coal services.

By Alan Dorich

When electrical utilities in the Great Plains, Rocky Mountain and Southwest regions need top-notch coal and transportation services, they know they can rely on Western Fuels Association (WFA). “We provide a good value to our members,” Manager-Fuel, Transportation and Technical Services Kenn Gray declares.

“We are experts in coal transportation and procurement,” he continues. “That allows our members to use our capabilities instead of having their own people on staff that may not have as much background in transportation and fuel procurement as we do.”

: the Editors of Transportation & Logistics International; Trucking and Freight

Dana Inc.

Dana Global powertrain supplier Dana gained full visibility into its supply chain after implementing the One Network platform.

By the Editors of Transportation & Logistics International

Like many suppliers, Dana Inc. a few years ago found itself struggling with high costs related to its inventory levels. The Maumee, Ohio-based company’s air and ocean freight costs were on the rise because of it either carrying too much, or too little, inventory on its parts. This frequently led Dana to request expedited shipments of inbound freight to cover its inventory shortages.