Roadway Express, Akron, Ohio, has opened a new service terminal in the Mexican city of Toluca.
One of 18 Roadway facilities serving the Mexican market, the new terminal is a freight transfer center that will improve efficiency and provide needed capacity to serve this growing market.
Toluca is approximately 38 miles west of Mexico City.
Roadway's wholly owned subsidiary, Roadway Express, S.A. de C.V., now includes 10 terminals in Mexico, more than any other U.S.-based less-than-truckload carrier, according to Roadway. Roadway also operates eight additional terminals along the U.S./Mexico border to further serve the Mexico market and Maquiladora industries.
One of 18 Roadway facilities serving the Mexican market, the new terminal is a freight transfer center that will improve efficiency and provide needed capacity to serve this growing market.
Toluca is approximately 38 miles west of Mexico City.
Roadway's wholly owned subsidiary, Roadway Express, S.A. de C.V., now includes 10 terminals in Mexico, more than any other U.S.-based less-than-truckload carrier, according to Roadway. Roadway also operates eight additional terminals along the U.S./Mexico border to further serve the Mexico market and Maquiladora industries.
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