RoadOne Acquires Michigan-Based EHS Trucking, EHS Truck &Trailer
EHS joins RoadOne IntermodaLogistics’ family of companies, expanding RoadOne’s coverage of the Midwest region and the automotive sector.
EHS joins RoadOne IntermodaLogistics’ family of companies, expanding RoadOne’s coverage of the Midwest region and the automotive sector.
Photo: EHS Trucking
RoadOne IntermodaLogistics, a single-source intermodal, distribution and logistics services company, acquired EHS Trucking and EHS Truck & Trailer.
EHS is a Michigan-based, full-service trucking company, with 235 drivers and a number of major automotive manufacturer clients, such as Ford, GM and Stellantis. EHS provides dedicated truckload services for the Midwest region, Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio.
The acquisition will provide RoadOne with greater penetration of the U.S. automotive manufacturing sector. Additionally, EHS’s fleet has over 1,000 trailers in their system to assist with distribution and manufacturing support.
EHS Truck & Trailer services all makes and models of medium- and heavy-duty diesel engine vehicles, as well as provides ongoing and proactive maintenance and repair of EHS’s equipment and owner-operator trucks.
Ed Worley, the president and founder of EHS Trucking Enterprises, will serve as an advisor to EHS LogisticSolutions, and Mike Lemere will take on the role of senior vice president running the day-to-day operations.
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