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All Roadway service centers in southern Florida are open. We continue to work around curfews and power outages caused by Hurricane Wilma, and are focused on safely meeting our service commitments.
For information regarding a Roadway shipment, please contact your local Roadway customer care team or call our automated 24-hour voice response system at: 1-800-762-3929.
For the sixteenth year in a row, Roadway has been recognized as the "Less-than-Truckload (LTL) Nationwide Carrier of the Year" by the National Small Shipments Traffic Conference (NASSTRAC).
Carriers were graded in the areas of customer service, operational excellence, pricing, business relationship, industry leadership and technology.
Roadway has been the recipient of this award for 17 of the 19 years it has been given.
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Ever wonder what it would be like to spend a day in a cab riding with a Roadway driver?
Find out about one driver's essential role in the supply chain.
The 2005-2006 Roadway Service Guide provides details on all of our transportation and information services along with tips for shipment and documentation preparation.
View or download the Roadway Service Guide.
Roadway employees are among the safest in the industry. Their dedication is recognized by the records set and honors received for safety performance on and off the roads:
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Find out about our culture of safety.
Roadway drivers are keeping busy carefully attaining safe-driving milestones.
Five Roadway drivers have recently achieved the exceptional career milestone of driving THREE million consecutive miles without a preventable accident--the mammoth equivalent of circling the earth's equator 120 times: Steven J. Shorter (Valdosta, GA); Mario G. Quezada (Chicago, IL); and three Texans from Dallas: Charles E. Peel, James E. Norman, and Gilbert T. Holloway.
The following Roadway drivers have recently reached the TWO million consecutive miles without a preventable accident: three Chicagoans--James D. Hitchcock, Joe B. Rice, and Murrell C. Lagacy; Roger G. Terrill (Columbus, OH); Angela R. Kircher (Denver, CO); Jeffry L. Chapman (Hagerstown, MD); Jeffrey P. Borich (Harrisburg, PA); Larry E. Thomas (Memphis, TN); Leonard M. Lambert (Nashville, TN); David J. Eckrote (Stroudsburg, PA); William S. Colotto (Toledo, OH); two Mississippians--Willie A. Hopson and Timothy A. Wisen from Meridian; and two drivers from Winston-Salem, NC--Bruce H. Kamradt and Charles L. Strickland.
Driving two million accident-free miles is the equivalent of circling the earth's equator 80 times, without a preventable accident.
Congratulations for these outstanding achievements!
Discover more about Roadway's culture of highway safety and our million milers at our Roadway Driver Hall of Fame.
Roadway Express will soon be exhibiting in California and Georgia:
If you are in Anaheim or Atlanta, please stop and say hello!
