G.I. Trucking Expands Pacific Northwest Overnight Service
LTL carrier G.I. Trucking Co., La Mirada, Calif., announced customers in Washington and Oregon can take advantage of faster service with more than 4,300 new overnight lanes between key Pacific Northwest cities
LTL carrier G.I. Trucking Co., La Mirada, Calif., announced customers in Washington and Oregon can take advantage of faster service with more than 4,300 new overnight lanes between key Pacific Northwest cities.
The company said these lanes are in addition to approximately 7,000 overnight lanes already available to customers in the two states.
In a press release, G.I. Trucking said it now provides overnight service to more than 85% of the communities in the two-state area since the activation last April of new services centers in Eugene and Medford, Ore. and Kennewick, Wash.
G.I. Trucking has traditionally provided overnight services from the company's other regional service centers in Portland, Seattle, Olympia and Spokane.
The company said two-day shipments are available from all Pacific Northwest service centers to major destinations in California and other western states.
G.I. Trucking provides direct, LTL service to 13 Western states from 59 terminals and service to every U.S state and all of Canada through its ExpressLINK North American service network.
For more information, visit www.gi-trucking.com.
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