It all began with a single truck in 1935. From those humble beginnings, Scheider National rose to become a leading multimodal provider of transportation, logistics and intermodal services in North America.
Schneider National's 90 Years of Trucking
The oldest historic truck currently in Schneider's collection is this 1949 International KB model.
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This lineup showcases the three main Schneider specs during the 1990s.
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The Schneider "Ride of Pride" is a patriotically wrapped Freightliner Cascadia honoring American veterans.
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Schneider favored International Transtar COEs during the 1960s.
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Schneider stayed with International cabovers well into the 1990s.
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In the early 200s, Schneider transitioned to Freightliner conventional model trucks.
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By the 2010s, Schneider was running Freightliner Cascadias -- a relationship that continues to this day.
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Schneider began as a single-truck operation in Green Bay, Wisconsin, in 1935.
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Founder Al Schneider poses with an International Transtar in the 1960s.
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Today, Schneider has been a pioneer of regional-haul electric truck operations.
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Paster and present Schneider trucks take a place of honor at the fleet's headquarters in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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