Dayton Freight increases its terminal network reach towards the eastern regions
Dayton Freight, a leading regional less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier, has expanded its reach further east with the opening of a new terminal in Bedford, Pennsylvania. This move is part of the company's continued growth deeper into the state.
The new terminal, a privately owned, nonunion carrier, will primarily provide one- and two-day service in the region. It will serve cities in Pennsylvania such as Altoona, Johnstown, Chambersburg, Carlisle, Harrisburg, and Hagerstown, Maryland. The terminal in Bedford will also serve Hagerstown, Maryland.
Dayton Freight has been serving Pittsburgh for nearly 40 years and currently employs more than 6,000 people. The company operates 2,000 tractors and 5,000 trailers, serving over 70 terminal locations throughout 15 Midwestern states.
Kevin Kueffner, Dayton Freight region vice president, expressed his excitement about the expansion, stating, "Customers in this area will now benefit from having direct access to key markets across the Midwest." He further added, "This expansion is a testament to our commitment to providing exceptional service to our customers."
Dayton Freight partners with other regional carriers to offer national and cross-border service, ensuring comprehensive coverage for its customers. The company's new terminal in Bedford is owned by Dayton Freight Lines, Inc., reflecting its commitment to expanding its footprint and strengthening its position in the logistics industry.
This expansion marks a significant step for Dayton Freight, as it continues to grow and serve its customers more effectively. With its expanded network, the company is well-positioned to meet the growing demands of businesses in the region and beyond.
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