Roadway Express Inc. has been selected by Ryder System Inc. to receive the 2002 Ryder Carrier Quality Award.
The award presentation took place at the recent Carrier Quality Award and Carrier Appreciation event at the Links of Novi in Novi, Mich.
The award criteria include on-time service, claims performance, customer service, technological application, economic value and innovation in technology.
"We are proud of this award from such a fine organization," said Craig Tallman, vice president of sales for Roadway Express. "It is testimony that our engaged workforce understands Ryder's supply chain solutions and transportation services. Receiving this award validates all of the hard work put forth by the Roadway team to meet and exceed customer expectations."
Roadway Express transports industrial, commercial and retail goods with a variety of innovative services designed to meet customer needs. An ISO and C-TPAT/PIP certified FAST transporter, Roadway Express provides seamless service between all 50 states, Canada (with domestic Canadian services), Mexico and Puerto Rico. Roadway Express also offers export/import services to more than 100 countries worldwide.
For additional information, contact Roadway Express at https://yrc.com/
Ryder Honors Roadway as a Quality Carrier
Roadway Express Inc. has been selected by Ryder System Inc. to receive the 2002 Ryder Carrier Quality Award
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