About Us

Trinity Transport, a truck brokerage, is founded in Cambridge, Maryland by Ed Banning and his wife, Deana Cox Banning. The first logo bore the words “peace, faith, and truth” around a triangle with a map of the United States in the center.

Trinity begins its agency program, expanding brand awareness and service territories all over North America.

Jeff Banning, eldest son of Ed Banning, becomes President & CEO.

Corporate headquarters moves into a 2,800 square foot building on a 23-acre tract of land on busy Route 13 in Bridgeville, Delaware.

Trinity launches its first website. Trinity Distribution Services, an asset-based division of the firm, begins.

Another 2,500 square feet of space are added onto Trinity corporate headquarters.

Trinity’s logo changes to the trademark burgundy swoosh, setting the grounding framework for our logo today.

Trinity opens a Regional Service Center in Kansas City, MO with an affiliate office in Denison, IA.

The Trinity Foundation is established as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization to funnel the already existing community efforts of Trinity employees into a more organized system, giving back donations of dollars and volunteer hours annually to hundreds of charities across the nation.

Corporate headquarters moves into a 44,000 square foot renovated bowling alley in Seaford, Delaware to accommodate for an explosion of growth and anticipated further expansion of freight solutions. Trinity becomes the second-largest employer of certified transportation brokers (CTBs) in the nation.

Trinity opens a Regional Service Center in Euless, TX.

In tandem with Trinity’s 30th anniversary, a new “customized logistics division” is launched with a web-based transportation management system (TMS) to offer complete customized freight management tools. This transportation management software keeps customers constantly abreast of what’s happening with their shipments.

Trinity becomes an Intermodal Marketing Company in tandem with the official launch of their intermodal division to offer shippers an economic alternative to over-the-road services. Also affiliates with Legend Transportation and Premier Transportation Management to form what is known as Trinity Transportation Group, another member of the Trinity family of companies.

To reflect our growth over time from a truckload brokerage into the world of the top logistics companies, we changed our name from Trinity Transport to Trinity Logistics.

Trinity Logistics is named #1 Top Workplace in Delaware by the DE News Journal!

Our Regional Service Center in Kansas City, MO and affiliate office in Denison, IA celebrate their 10th anniversary of service.

Trinity opens a Regional Service Center in St. Paul, MN.

Trinity acquires full ownership of Trinity Transportation Group, formerly Tappan Marketing, Inc. of Buford, Georgia and creates another Regional Service Center.

Trinity Logistics gave a special gift to its Team Members in an announcement by President and CEO, Jeff Banning. “You are all winners and now you are all owners”. The family who served the community for almost four decades, created an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) to ensure that the legacy they and all the Team Members had created would carry on with and through its team. CFO, Doug Potvin, in keeping with the culture of Trinity Logistics declared we are Team Member Owned (#TMO) to reflect the conscious choice to call all its employees Team members.

Trinity Logistics becomes part of the Burris Logistics family.

Burris Freight Management offices in Ankeny, IA and Orlando, FL become Trinity Logistics Regional Service Centers.

Trinity Logistics acquires Team Eagle Logistics of Scottsdale, Arizona, adding a new service center to service the west coast.