CRST expedited

ChanceMaster

Expert Expediter
I'll assume your speaking of signage seen on 53 foot dry van trailers. CRST uses the term "expedited" in a loose way. I don't think they are operating in regular expedite operations. Kinda of like werner uses the term "specialized carrier" not saying this in a bad way, but..they are not really "specialized" just marketing terms.

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redytrk

Veteran Expediter
Charter Member
Unless they have changed in the last few years. They have one way to treat drivers CHEAP!
 

roadeater

Active Expediter
I saw one of those TT on my way home (Nashville) and I never have heard of that company before, thats why im asking, just curious

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fastman_1

Veteran Expediter
Owner/Operator
CRST has been around for quite a few years and added the expedite to their name about 10 years ago
 

ChrisGa23

Expert Expediter
yep CRST has been around for a while. They used to go by CRST Malone not sure if they still do. They are more truck load than "Expedited"
 

Moot

Veteran Expediter
Owner/Operator
They have been around since at least the 1950's. Originally they were called Cedar Rapids Steel Transport.
 

Monty

Expert Expediter
CRST "Expedited" is, I believe, the units they have dedicated to things like Fedex ...

They are not expediters at all.

As for Malone, CRST bought them out a long time ago ..... and they are the flatbed divison

I remember CRST from years ago .... my wife and I drove this truck ..... it was the first team truck they had, also the first reefer unit and it was dedicated to Kodak in Rochester, hauling chemicals to California.
 

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fatboy1

Veteran Expediter
the crst malone is still around seen it on some trucks with flatbeds,think its a all o/o division
 

MCGohio1985

Active Expediter
A buddy of mine ran for them they call them the gold rush he said it because thay worked alot for vary little rewards lol

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