Welcome to Carrier Tools

We are an Association of Operators Owners of Transport Services, with the aim of providing tools to the carrier.

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OUR HISTORY OF ASSOCIATION

"Carrier Tools" is a non-profit association that groups and represents companies and owner operators that supply tools to the transportation industry. All members can offer different services, DRY VAN; REFER, FLAT BET; STEP DECK cargo and that have their own fleet or are providers of goods transfer (transportation) services, which seeks to contribute to the development of cargo transportation systems and their environment, so that they are competitive and sustainable. It was founded on April 3, 2023. History It emerged in February 2018 in PROTEST AGAINST ELD and the need to represent the Owner Operators of freight transportation in the US. The “CARRIER TOOLS”. It has brought together the different actors involved in the generation of cargo in the country and its mobility in different modes of transport. With its creation, seven companies had cargo transportation, based on compliance with DOT and FMSCA regulations. The founding companies proposed to work under four fundamental pillars that govern the actions of the Association, which are: Transparency safe road environmental conservation competitiveness Infrastructure care Over time, the association has added Productivity and Mobility as pillars, thus consolidating itself as an Association that has managed to bring together more than 130 companies related to cargo transportation, some of which are: GONHER TRANSPORTATION, E5 TRANSPORT, INC, NANCY TRANSPORT, CLASSIC COLD LINES LLC, JOCEYDA EXPRESS LLC, VALUE TRANSPORT SERVICES LLC,GUS TRANSPORT LLC, LoadSharK Corp, NEW FRONTIER LLC, VECTOR TRANSPORT INC,Cummins, Kenworth, Freightliner, among others.

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Our vision and Engagement in the Transportation Industry

Our vision is to support the transportation industry in the country, through specialized carrier services, enforce the rights of carriers, promote safety and protect jobs. As an association, we represent our industry, which includes owner-operators, small fleets, and commercial drivers. And we understand that working together will dramatically improve our industry by addressing the issues we face as professional drivers.

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Social Responsibility

A team of hard-working enthusiastic people who helped this GROUP come to life. California Truckers employees receive mandatory training in the following : As a transportation business, you have social responsibility to ensure that your operations are conducted in a manner that is safe, ethical, and environmentally sustainable. This means that you must prioritize the safety of your passengers, employees, and the public at large, while also minimizing your impact on the environment and contributing positively to the communities in which you operate. Here are some specific ways in which your transportation business can fulfill its social responsibility: Safety: Your transportation business must prioritize the safety of its passengers, employees, and the public. This can be achieved by regularly maintaining your vehicles, training your drivers on safe driving practices, and adhering to all applicable laws and regulations related to transportation safety. Environmental Sustainability: Your transportation business must take steps to reduce its impact on the environment. This can include investing in fuel-efficient vehicles, reducing emissions through the use of alternative fuels, and implementing policies and procedures to reduce waste and conserve resources. Community Engagement: Your transportation business must engage with and contribute positively to the communities in which you operate. This can include supporting local charities and organizations, providing job opportunities to local residents, and investing in infrastructure and other community development projects. Ethical Business Practices: Your transportation business must conduct itself in an ethical and transparent manner. This can include ensuring fair and equal treatment of employees, avoiding exploitative labor practices, and maintaining open and honest communication with customers, suppliers, and other stakeholders. By fulfilling your social responsibility as a transportation business, you can build a strong reputation and earn the trust and loyalty of your customers and stakeholders. Additionally, you can help to promote a more sustainable and equitable society.