Internet Truckstop Celebrates 15 Years in Freight Matching Business
Online freight matcher Internet Truckstop will celebrate its 15th anniversary this month
Online freight matcher Internet Truckstop will celebrate its 15th anniversary this month.
In addition to celebrating the anniversary, Internet Truckstop will be moving into a new 65,000-square-foot office building in downtown New Plymouth, Idaho, where the company is currently based. On July 24, the company will hold an open house from and a ribbon cutting ceremony.
Serving over 140,000 users across North America, the company has developed over 16 products and spun six additional businesses.
When founding Internet Truckstop in 1995, Scott Moscrip, CEO, made it a point to establish this business in New Plymouth, where he was raised. He now employs over 100 people and is an active participant in the local community through various government and community organizations.
"It humbles me to see how far Internet Truckstop and our various businesses have come in 15 short years," he said. "I look forward to serving in this industry and this community for 15 more years."
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