Penske Logistics
Penske Logistics is a leading transportation and logistics company in North America. They offer a wide range of services, including truckload, intermodal, brokerage, and logistics. Penske Logistics is committed to providing excellent customer service, and they have a track record of sustainability initiatives.
Penske Logistics is a North American transportation and logistics company with nationwide coverage and reach. They offer a wide range of services, including truckload, less-than-truckload, intermodal, brokerage, and logistics. Penske Logistics has a long track record of excellence. Industry organizations have recognized them for their safety, reliability, and customer service.
Why Ship With Penske?
- Services and solutions customized for your needs
- A vast network of service centers and terminals across the country
- Diverse service portfolio
- exceptional customer service
Awards and Endorsements
- 2021 Food Logistics’ Top Green Providers
- 2021 & 2018 Supply & Demand Chain Executives’ Pros to Know: Matthew Brosious
- 2020 & 2019 Top Food Logistics’ 3PL & Cold Storage Provider Award
- 2020 & 2019 Business Observer’s Top 500 Companies on the Gulf Coast
- 2020 & 2017 SmartWay® Transport Partner
- 2020 & 2017 Food Logistics’ Champions: Rock Stars of the Supply Chain
- 2020 Best of Palm Harbor Awards for Local Businesses
- 2017 Green Supply Chain Award from Supply & Demand Chain Executive
- 2017 Tampa Bay Business Journal Heroes at Work
- 2016, 2015, & 2012 Food Logistics Top 100 Software and Technology Providers
- 2013 Tampa Bay Business 100 by Tampa Bay Business Journal
- 2013 Top 100 Great Supply Chain Partners by SupplyChainBrain
- 2012 TIA Samaritan Award Honorable Mention
- 2012, 2011 & 2010 TBBJ Fast 50 Recipient
- 2013, 2011, & 2010 Diversity Business Top Businesses
Nationwide Coverage and Reach:
United States: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.
Cross-Border Transportation:
Canada: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan.
In addition to these areas, Penske Logistics also has extensive international reach, with partnerships in Mexico, Europe, and Brazil.
Crossing the border successfully requires expertise, clear visibility, and seamless communication. However, due to government regulations, additional specific documentation and careful planning are also necessary for carriers and shippers. Fortunately, with over 30 years of experience crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, Penske Logistics has developed efficient procedures and established relationships to ensure fast and reliable transportation of goods. Utilizing its proprietary transportation management technology can help manufacturers move products from origin to destination while minimizing transit time and reducing costs.
Customer-centric approach:
Penske understands that your freight is important to you, and they take pride in providing excellent customer service. Their team of experts is available to help you with all of your shipping needs, from quoting to tracking to delivery. They are committed to providing you with a smooth and hassle-free shipping experience.
Track Record of Excellence:
Penske Logistics has a long history of providing reliable and efficient shipping services. They are proud to be one of the largest and most respected transportation companies in North America. They have a proven track record of delivering on their promises and have the awards to show it. They are committed to providing you with the best possible shipping experience.
Supply Chain Management:
Supply chain experts are dedicated to meeting the most challenging demands of their clients. No matter your business or what you’re shipping, they ensure you have the best transportation and distribution systems to achieve your full potential. They provide comprehensive industry knowledge, cutting-edge technologies, and exceptional technical expertise to develop and implement today’s most advanced supply chain solutions.
They will provide you with the logistics expertise you require to thrive. Their executives collaborate with customers to ensure responsiveness and flexibility, and they possess the tactical and strategic capabilities to provide on-site and corporate-level solutions as needed. Whether you’re entering a new market or maximizing your existing assets, their supply chain planning solutions will assist you in achieving your business objectives.
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Headquarters:
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Founded:
1957 by Roger Penske in Reading, Pennsylvania, USA.
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Services:
Less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping, truckload shipping, industrial manufacturing shipping, logistics services, chemical transportation logistics, healthcare and pharmaceuticals logistics shipping, high-tech and electronics shipping, retail logistics, and food and beverage logistics.
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Strategic Terminals for Effective Shipping
Chicago, IL: Chicago is a major transportation hub, and Penske Logistics has a terminal there to facilitate shipping throughout the Midwest.
Los Angeles, CA: Los Angeles is a major port city, and Penske Logistics has a terminal there to facilitate shipping to and from Asia.
New York City, NY: New York City is a major financial center, and Penske Logistics has a terminal there to facilitate the shipping of goods to and from businesses in the city.
Dallas, TX: Dallas is a major trucking hub, and Penske Logistics has a terminal there to facilitate shipping throughout the Southwest.
Houston, TX: Houston is a major port city, and Penske Logistics has a terminal there to facilitate shipping to and from Latin America.
These are just a few examples of the many terminals that Penske Logistics has in the United States. The company’s terminals are strategically located to facilitate shipping throughout North America.
Other Terminals:
Here are some other terminals that Penske Logistics has in Canada:
Montreal, QC: Montreal is a major transportation hub, and Penske Logistics has a terminal there to facilitate shipping throughout Canada.
Toronto, ON: Toronto is the largest city in Canada, and Penske Logistics has a terminal there to facilitate shipping of goods to and from businesses in the city.
Vancouver, BC: Vancouver is a major port city, and Penske Logistics has a terminal there to facilitate shipping to and from Asia.
Winnipeg, MB: Winnipeg is a major trucking hub, and Penske Logistics has a terminal there to facilitate shipping throughout the Prairies.
Calgary, AB: Calgary is a major oil and gas center, and Penske Logistics has a terminal there to facilitate shipping of goods to and from businesses in the city.
FreightCenters partnership with Penske Logistics
The partnership is also expected to benefit Penske Logistics by giving the company access to FreightCenters’ technology platform. This will allow Penske to improve its efficiency and customer service.
The partnership between FreightCenters and Penske Logistics is a win-win for both companies and shippers. It is expected to make shipping more efficient and affordable for businesses across North America.
Here are some of the benefits of the partnership for shippers:
Access to Penske’s extensive network of terminals and carriers: This will give shippers more options for shipping their goods and help them get their goods to market faster.
Competitive rates: The partnership is expected to result in lower shipping rates for shippers.
Improved customer service: Penske’s customer service team will be able to provide shippers with more support and assistance.
The partnership is a significant development for both FreightCenters and Penske Logistics. It is a sign of the growing trend of collaboration between technology companies and traditional transportation providers. This trend is likely to continue as technology continues to disrupt the transportation industry.
