[MichiganDriver]

I'm about to go from company driver to O/O and I'm choosing a name. If the name ends with the word "Express" will that limit me by indicating to shippers that I'm running a LTL operation? eg Roadway Express

I'm going to be doing TL, LTL, willhaulfordonuts, whatever pays the bills.

[GMAN]

There are a lot of carriers who use express in their name and are not LTL carriers. You can call your company anything that you want. By the way, some of the big LTL carriers don't use express as part of the name. Roadway and Yellow Freight come to mind.

[Steel Horse Cowboy]

I agree with GMan, its just a name. US Express is a good example, and Western Express too. Just try to steer away from using only initials, seems like thats the foreign trucking companies thing? I know when I worked for Alcoa, we steered away from using the companies with initials cuz they almost always had Russian/Polish/Chekz drivers. Not that they were any less of a person, just hard to communicate with and usually had poor equipment. Then again, the opposite is UPS

[Aufgeblassen]

Negatory. I worked for Heartland Express, and it was not LTL.

[solo379]

For me, that word in the name, means "Caution! Be aware of sudden, and stupid moves!"

[Steel Horse Cowboy]

Originally Posted by solo379

For me, that word in the name, means "Caution! Be aware of sudden, and stupid moves!"

I have to HIGHLY agree LOL

[RostyC]

Originally Posted by solo379

for me, that word in the name, means "caution! Be aware of sudden, and stupid moves!"

HEY!!!!!! issedoff:

[RostyC]

Originally Posted by steel horse cowboy

i have to highly agree lol

DOUBLE HEY!!!!!!!!!!! issedoff:

[solo379]

Originally Posted by RostyC

HEY!!!!!! issedoff:

Well, there is no rule without exception, but...better safe than sorry....

[RostyC]

Originally Posted by solo379

Well, there is no rule without exception, but...better safe than sorry....

ok then. :lol: