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Trinity Logistics Ranks #17 on Transport Topics’ Top Brokerage List
Trinity Logistics is proud to announce its number 17 ranking on Transport Topics’ 2019 Top Freight Brokerage Firms list, up four spots from 2018. This marks the 17th consecutive year […]
Trinity Logistics Joins the Burris Logistics Family
We are pleased to announce that Trinity Logistics is joining the Burris Logistics family. Burris and Trinity are long-standing family-run enterprises both headquartered in Sussex County, Del. The companies are […]
Lifestyle of a Truck Driver: Get in Better Health for the Long-Haul
The opportunity to drive a truck for a living has many benefits; a sense of freedom and independence, good pay, and the chance to see some parts of the world […]
Recognizing Women in the Logistics and Trucking Industry
Our very own Kimberly B talks about life on the road before joining Trinity. On International Women’s Day, Trinity Logistics would like to share a personal account of life on […]
LTL Packaging: Freight’s First Line of Defense
Whether we’re talking cases of red chili sauce, boxes of brake rotors, or a handcrafted statue of a whale (yes, we’ve moved that!), proper freight packaging can make all the […]
Golf Tournament an ace for the Trinity Foundation, $12,000 raised
On September 29, The Trinity Foundation held its 13th annual charity golf tournament that serves as one of its biggest fundraisers each year. Money raised from this event goes back […]
Top rest stops for truck drivers in America
Life on the road is tough; long hours on the highway, tight quarters in the cab, no bathroom readily available, and more. These are just a small chunk of things […]
How Natural Disaster Affects Supply Chains
There was over two feet of rain and an estimated $18 billion in damages as Tropical Storm Florence pummeled the Carolinas and other parts of the Atlantic. There were 691,000 […]
Trinity to celebrate National Truck Driver Appreciation Week
Truck drivers keep America moving. Without the men and women in the trucking industry, grocery stores would be empty, gas stations would close, and the everyday items at our disposal […]



