Hub Group, Inc. has opened new Comtrak terminals in Indianapolis, IN and Milwaukee, WI.
"We have grown our drayage operations aggressively in 2010 and our goal is to continue expanding throughout 2011," commented Chris Kravas, Chief Intermodal Officer for Hub Group. "In today's volatile trucking environment, expanding Hub Group's drayage capacity gives us the ability to provide enhanced service for our Intermodal customers."
Tony Utnage stepped in as the Terminal Manager in Indianapolis and Tom Marshall is the Terminal Manager in Milwaukee. Utnage brings to Comtrak over 25 years of experience in the intermodal industry. Marshall is a 10-year Comtrak veteran and brings operational expertise from the St. Louis dispatch group.
"Adding these two terminals to our network will allow us to more effectively manage regional freight for our customers," stated Jim Ronchetto, President of Comtrak Logistics, Inc. "We are also excited about attracting new talent and working more closely with the local driver base in these two geographies."
With the addition of these two new locations, Comtrak now operates terminals in 24 cities nation-wide. Full map and locations can be found here.
Hub Group Opens Drayage Terminals in Indianapolis and Wisconsin
Hub Group, Inc. has opened new Comtrak terminals in Indianapolis, IN and Milwaukee, WI
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