Showing posts with label TMS logistics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TMS logistics. Show all posts

Monday, July 2, 2012

ReedTMS community service

ReedTMS has recently partnered with the Southeast Produce Council (SPC) to join their initiative to assist RAMP America, a non-profit organization which aids poverty-stricken families in the Appalachian region of the United States.

Martin County, located in rural Appalachia, is home to some of the most impoverished people in the United States and continues to face many challenges. Access to healthy food and economic opportunity is scarce. Moreover, the county’s isolation makes it difficult to access federal and other assistance programs: currently there are little to no human or social services available in the area.

RAMP works with the Martin County community to identify critical needs and create solutions focusing on nutrition, economic development, and emergency relief intervention, with a special focus on children and families. They also connect resources locally and nationally to address basic human needs where other resources are limited or inaccessible. For more information on RAMP, click here.

RAMP has partnered with the SPC to collect donations from their members and ReedTMS has joined the cause and will help with the efficient delivery of resources.

ReedTMS has pledged to send our drivers and pick up donated goods from various locations and deliver them to the Appalachian region on our trucks at no charge, and currently we have moved one load from the Washington, D.C. area to Martin County. We are all proud to be involved with such an honorable project and look forward to moving more loads in the future!

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Diesel particulate pollution down 50%, CARB says

We’ve all heard about the negative effects of pollution on the atmosphere (global warming) and the health risks as well. Many industries are doing their part to help in the ways they can. One thing the trucking world is doing to help is to try to control emissions of their diesel trucks. Although some companies are slower to adapt than others, the trend is a positive one. The California Air Resources Board, also known as CARB, goals include attaining and maintaining healthy air quality; protecting the public from exposure to toxic air contaminants; and providing innovative approaches for complying with air pollution rules and regulations.
The chemicals that are the main focus are: black carbon (the black soot portion of health-damaging fine particle pollution), methane (the primary constituent of natural gas and also emitted by livestock) and hydrofluorocarbons (industrial chemicals used in refrigeration and air conditioning).
These chemicals tend to have strong and immediate global warming influences. Actions to reduce emissions of these short-lived climate pollutants will produce a relatively rapid reduction in their contribution to climate change.
California has been addressing fine particle pollution from diesel engines over the past 10 years, and findings presented last week indicated a 50 percent reduction of these compounds in ambient air over the past 20 years. I’m happy to say that all TMS Logistics trucks, a ReedTMS company, are CARB approved and we’re doing our part to help control harmful gas emissions. Let hope more fleet owners get on board and leave the world a better place than we came into it.

Read more here.

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Our promise to you

We strive to provide the highest quality service at all times. We are committed to a professionally handled transportation experience accomplished by understanding and delivering on expectations.
To keep in line with our service promise, here are a few things our drivers do to uphold the highest level of customer service possible:
·         Every time they disconnect, they sweep out the trailers to have it clean for the next load.
·         They notify dispatch if they’re going to be arriving late or if they’re experiencing a longer off load so we can get our customers involved.
·         Our drivers notify dispatch when leaving or arriving at the customer or cosignee in order to keep customers up-to-date on the location of their load.
·         They ensure the freight is secure before leaving the loading dock.
TMS Logistics consistently delivers superior, on-time performance as a result of building a strong dispatch team, operating well-maintained, late-model equipment, hiring quality drivers and fully utilizing technology.


Monday, February 20, 2012

Drivers Wanted

Are you a licensed truck driver looking for work? If you are, you’re in luck! As the economy begins to improve the trucking industry is growing rapidly. Drivers are needed all over the country to keep up with the growing demand. This means drivers have the opportunity to make more money per load and you’ll have more loads to pick and choose from. If you’re looking for work and enjoy travelling and want to see the country, you may want to consider checking out a local driving school.
If you already have a Class A CDL and you’re looking for work, ReedTMS has immediate opening for drivers all over the country. Check out their driving opportunities here: http://www.reedtms.com/driver-opportunities.php
And click here to read an industry report on the growing driver demand: http://www.truckinginfo.com/news/news-detail.asp?news_id=76133