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Huffman Trucking History

A native of Cleveland, Ohio, K. Huffman founded Huffman Trucking in 1936 with a single tractor-trailer. The growth of the company was the direct result of World War II and the increased demand for carrier services between factories in the Midwest to ports on the East Coast.

By 1945, the fleet had increased in size to 16 tractors and 36 trailers. The business relationship forged with the U.S. Government continues today.

Huffman Trucking continued to grow from internal sales and the acquisition of five Eastern regional carriers. This growth has enabled Huffman Trucking to continue to be privately held.

Our Company

Our Mission - To be a profitable, growing, adaptive company in an intensively competitive logistical services business environment.

Facts About Huffman Trucking

Huffman's primary customers include:

•U.S. Government

•Automotive parts suppliers to major manufacturers

•Electronic consumer products

•Raw materials (polymer) for manufacturers of plastic products

•Any customer requiring special accommodations, such as wine, computers, munitions, etc.

Huffman has facilities in:

•Cleveland, OH

•Los Angeles, CA

•St. Louis, MO

•Bayonne, NJ

Huffman employs:

•925 drivers

•425 support personnel

Huffman owns and operates:

•800 road tractors

•2,100 45' trailers

•260 "roll-on/roll-off" units

Our Vision - To be a model company to our stockholders, employees, customers and all stakeholders.

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Huffman Trucking

Huffman trucking is a national transportation company. The company's 1,400 employees work in its logistical hubs located in Los Angeles, California, St. Louis, Missouri, and Bayonne, New Jersey; its central...

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