Schneider National, Green Bay, Wis., has been named Carrier of the Year by FedEx Ground.
Schneider National's record for on-time delivery during the 2007 fiscal year has also been recognized with the FedEx Smart Post 100 Percent Service Award. This line of the FedEx business offers delivery service for companies looking to distribute high volumes of materials to consumers.
Serving delivery hubs in Chicago, Dallas, California and throughout the Southeast, Schneider Expedited helps FedEx move 3.3 million packages each day. Schneider National is the shipping giant's primary truckload transportation provider, creating an integral link between FedEx distribution centers while supporting FedEx's ability to provide service and on-time delivery.
Schneider's expedited service has the capability to be flexible, offering surge capacity during critical, high-volume times for FedEx. Through enhanced communication and the implementation of daily load targets, Schneider expedited builds relationships with its customers and provides consistent service. Available throughout North America, Schneider has been providing expedited service since 2000. The fleet is made up of experienced team drivers and uses built-in tracking devices for added visibility.
The FedEx Carrier of the Year award is based on on-time delivery service, capacity availability and safety.
FedEx Recognizes Schneider National
Schneider National, Green Bay, Wis., has been named Carrier of the Year by FedEx Ground
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