Groendyke named Inbound Logistics Top 100 Trucker


Mike

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Inbound Logistics has named Groendyke Transport as a 2021 Top 100 Trucker.

With headquarters in Enid, Groendyke Transport is one of the largest tank truck carriers in the nation with 40 locations nationwide servicing the United States, Canada and Mexico. Groendyke also is the only eight-time winner of National Tank Truck Carriers North American Safety Champion Award for best safety record and program in the nation, most recently won for safety efforts in 2016 and 2018.

“As one of the largest, most stable and safest tank truck carriers in the nation, we are proud to be named an Inbound Logistics Top 100 Trucker,” said Greg Hodgen, president and CEO of Groendyke Transport. “Our people have been resilient over the past year, taking challenges head on and exceeding expectations. It has been a total team effort befitting of our 89-year reputation.”

 

They are a major overflow carrier for the company I'm associated with.
They were for us as well, in the 90's when I was with Phillips 66. They'd handle the solvents when we got busy with odorant.

The chemical guys were better than the gashaulers, who were still better than most of the rest of the gashaulers in the industry.
 
These days, that opinion differs in differing regions.

@Hammer166 If you have any friends the run the East Coast, I'm trying to get a '69 Fleetwood from Binghamton NY to Cocoa FL., enclosed. PM me if you have any info. These carriers are useless around here.
 
These days, that opinion differs in differing regions.

@Hammer166 If you have any friends the run the East Coast, I'm trying to get a '69 Fleetwood from Binghamton NY to Cocoa FL., enclosed. PM me if you have any info. These carriers are useless around here.
McCollisters is the only one I can think of off the top of my head. Don't really know anybody over there that does enclosed.
 
These days, that opinion differs in differing regions.

@Hammer166 If you have any friends the run the East Coast, I'm trying to get a '69 Fleetwood from Binghamton NY to Cocoa FL., enclosed. PM me if you have any info. These carriers are useless around here.
Binghamton ain't that far from here. If I had more vacation time I would drive it down there for you. Just pay my return airfare.
 
The car has been stored for a few years. It needs tires before it can be driven like that. Plus fluid changes, belts, hoses, etc... I'm too old to push a 5500# car anymore.

I have a single car trailer getting it to me on Friday.
 

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