Bolt Express recognized for revenue growth

Feb 20, 2006

Bolt Express was named Carrier of the Year for Highest Revenue Growth in 2005 over 2004 at the recent GPSNet Technologies Expedite Alliance Conference. Bolt reported a 42 percent growth in revenue last year.

More carriers were recognized for other achievements:

Freedom Transportation Group of Romulus, Mich., was named Company of the Year based on On-Time Performance.

ASAP Express of Romulus was named Company of the Year based on Paperwork Check-In.

Redline Logistics of Vandalia, Ohio, was named Company of the Year in the Fastest Start-Up category.

Taylor Made Express of Milwaukee was the Company of the Year for most loads brokered to other carriers.

C&M Transport of Painesville, Ohio, was the Company of the Year for most loans brokered from other companies.

Other winners were:
Dispatcher Awards – Most Booked Loads and Most Booked Miles:

Most booked loads – Imran Ahmed of Laser Expedite and Logistics

Most booked miles – David Carroll of Metro Express

Perfect Attendance Awards:

Cal Pettrey of C&M Transport

Wes Wesley of Frate

The third annual conference was held in Las Vegas in January.

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