ABF Freight System Expands Services to Central, Southern States
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Less-than-truckload carrier ABF Freight System said late Tuesday it has expanded its regional transportation network to include central and southern states.
The move brings increased next- and second-day services to two-thirds of the company’s North American service centers, ABF said in a statement.Called the “regional performance model,” or RPM, the network has more flexibility and operational efficiency for short-haul freight transportation, ABF said.RPM operational procedures allow the company ABF to operate national long-haul and regional short-haul networks in parallel, boosting the reliability of both networks.The company expanded its next-day and second-day services into Eastern states last summer. (Click here for previous coverage.)ABF is a unit of Arkansas Best Corp., ranked No. 17 on the Transport Topics 100 listing of the largest U.S. and Canadian trucking companies.
Less-than-truckload carrier ABF Freight System said late Tuesday it has expanded its regional transportation network to include central and southern states.
The move brings increased next- and second-day services to two-thirds of the company’s North American service centers, ABF said in a statement.Called the “regional performance model,” or RPM, the network has more flexibility and operational efficiency for short-haul freight transportation, ABF said.RPM operational procedures allow the company ABF to operate national long-haul and regional short-haul networks in parallel, boosting the reliability of both networks.The company expanded its next-day and second-day services into Eastern states last summer. (Click here for previous coverage.)ABF is a unit of Arkansas Best Corp., ranked No. 17 on the Transport Topics 100 listing of the largest U.S. and Canadian trucking companies.
