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Universal Logistics Acquires Roadrunner Intermodal Services
Universal Logistics Holdings has acquired drayage provider Roadrunner Intermodal from Roadrunner Transportation Systems.

Universal Logistics Holdings has acquired drayage provider Roadrunner Intermodal from Roadrunner Transportation Systems.
Universal Logistics Holdings has acquired Roadrunner Intermodal from Roadrunner Transportation Systems.
Universal Logistics Holdings is an asset-light provider of customized transportation and logistics solutions.
Roadrunner Intermodal includes Roadrunner Intermodal services, Morgan Southern, Wando Trucking and Central Cal Transportation Systems. It operates as a nationwide drayage provider, servicing major port and rail locations throughout the U.S.
Roadrunner Intermodal operates a fleet of more than 700 tractors using a mix of company owned vehicles and owner-operators.
With the acquisition, Universal expects its intermodal drayage business to operate a fleet of over 2,500 tractors with business from 49 terminals. Roadrunner Intermodal will operate as a subsidiary of Universal Intermodal.
"The acquisition of Roadrunner Intermodal is extremely exciting for us," stated Jeff Rogers, Universal's chief executive officer. "Roadrunner Intermodal has been a strong competitor over the years, servicing several of the same markets as Universal. We see a great deal of opportunity to integrate these two best-in-class drayage providers, while adding a significant amount of additional capacity to our network.”
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