TIL Logistics Group was a major New Zealand freight and supply-chain company whose origins trace to the Hooker Brothers transport business established in 1869. After expanding through acquisitions and operating nationwide freight, warehousing, tanker, lifting, and international logistics services, TIL Logistics Group changed its name to MOVe Logistics Group in 2021. The company now operates under the MOVe brand as an end-to-end logistics provider serving customers throughout New Zealand and beyond.

Qube Logistics is an Australian provider of integrated import, export, warehousing, container, road, rail, and port logistics services. Its origins date to logistics investments established after the 2006 Toll takeover of Patrick Corporation. Qube Holdings was formed and listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in 2011, while POTA was renamed Qube Logistics in 2012. The company now operates an extensive logistics network across Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia.

CTI Logistics is an Australian transport, freight, warehousing, and logistics company serving businesses since 1973. Founded in Western Australia, the company has expanded into a national, ASX-listed logistics group with operations across Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, and Queensland. Its services include courier delivery, parcel transport, regional and interstate freight, taxi trucks, heavy haulage, third-party logistics, warehousing, distribution, records management, and specialized supply-chain solutions.

Hub Group is a North American transportation and supply-chain management company founded in 1971 by Phillip and Joyce Yeager in Hinsdale, Illinois. Originally focused on intermodal shipping, the company expanded into truck brokerage, dedicated trucking, consolidation, fulfillment, final-mile delivery, international freight, and managed transportation. Hub Group now operates an extensive logistics network supported by company-owned equipment, transportation partners, warehouses, terminals, and shipment-visibility technology.

NFI Industries is a family-owned North American third-party logistics provider founded in 1932 as National Hauling in Vineland, New Jersey. From a single-truck operation, NFI expanded into dedicated transportation, freight brokerage, warehousing, e-commerce fulfillment, port services, intermodal transportation, global logistics, transportation management, and industrial real estate. The company now supports complex commercial supply chains through an extensive network of facilities, equipment, employees, and partner carriers.

Roehl Transport is a family-owned American trucking and logistics company founded by Everett Roehl in 1962 with a single truck. Headquartered in Marshfield, Wisconsin, the company has grown into a major multimodal carrier providing dry van, refrigerated, flatbed, curtainside, specialized, dedicated, and logistics services. Roehl transports commercial freight throughout the United States and Canada while using real-time tracking technology to help customers monitor loads from pickup through final delivery.

Carter Express, now operating as Carter LOGISTEED Express, is an American asset-based freight carrier serving manufacturers and commercial shippers across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Its roots date to 1957, when the Carter family established a small family-owned dealership. The business later expanded into transportation, automotive consolidation, cross-docking, warehousing, and supply-chain management, supported by an extensive fleet and network of logistics facilities.

Paschall Truck Lines, commonly known as PTL, is an American truckload transportation company founded in 1937 and headquartered in Murray, Kentucky. The employee-owned carrier provides dry-van truckload, expedited, regional, dedicated, cross-border, logistics, and trailer-leasing services. PTL operates an extensive tractor-and-trailer fleet and serves commercial shippers throughout the United States, with additional transportation connections covering Mexico and Canada.

PAM Transport is an American truckload carrier and logistics company founded by Paul Allen Maestri in Tontitown, Arkansas, in 1980. Beginning with five used tractors and 15 trailers, the company expanded into a major transportation provider serving the United States, Canada, and Mexico. PAM specializes in dry-van truckload, dedicated, expedited, cross-border, power-only, intermodal, and logistics solutions for automotive, manufacturing, retail, and other commercial customers.

Navajo Express is a Denver-based trucking and logistics company providing long-haul, dedicated, refrigerated, dry-van, expedited, heavy-haul, and specialized freight services across the United States. Don Digby Sr. founded the company in 1981 after purchasing the rights to the Navajo Express name. Today, the family-operated carrier serves shippers through Navajo Express, Digby Dedicated, and Navajo Expedited, supported by terminals in Colorado, Arkansas, and Florida.