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The Central Tradition, almost as old as the trucking industry itself, is a simple one. First, find energetic and dependable people. In many cases, they're the same outstanding employees and upper management your business has been depending on for many years. That kind of long-term employee is commonplace at Central. We have been making your pickups and deliveries and providing millions of miles of accident-free service for over 88 years.    

History of Central Freight

2014    Central acquires DTI, a Georgia LTL carrier, adding the entire State of Georgia to Central's footprint: (08/08/2014)    

2014    Central awarded Grand Trophy for safety by the Texas Trucking Association    

2014    Central awarded 1st Place Fleet Safety Award by the Texas Trucking Association    

2014    Lavoy Grider selected by the Texas Trucking Association as 2014 Texas Driver of the Year    

2014    Commercial Carrier Journal reports Central Freight as one of the Top 250 For-Hire Trucking Companies    

2013    TMTA - Texas Driver of The Year - Gary Babbitt, Dallas Line Driver    

2013    Central purchases 25 Freightliner straight trucks to add to fleet    

2013    Central purchases additional 200 - 2014 Freightliner Diesel Tractors    

2013    Central opens first CNG Fueling Station in Houston partnering with Questar    

2013    ATA selects Gary Babbitt, Dallas Line Driver, as National Driver of the Year    

2013    Heavy Duty Trucking selects Central Freight Lines as one of the Top 50 Green Fleets in America    

2013    NGV Industry presents Central Freight Lines with Natural Gas Industry Achievement Award    

2013    TMTA - Texas Driver of The Year - Gary Babbitt, Dallas Line Driver    

2013    Dallas Terminal moves to new location in Dallas to better serve their customer base    

2013    Central Freight purchases 100 CNG Freightliner Tractors    

2013    Central Freight purchases 400, 28' Pup Trailers    

2013    Central Freight expands into Tennessee and Wisconsin new terminals in:Nashville, Chattanooga and Milwaukee with the acquisition of Circle Delivery of Tennessee.    

2013    Central Freight purchases 400, 28' Hyundai pup trailers    

2012    ATA National Driver of the Year - Ron Fuller, Central Freight Fort Worth Line Driver    

2012    TMTA 1st Place P&D Fleet Safety Award    

2012    ATA 3rd Place Truck Safety Award    

2012    Inbound Logistics Top 100 Motor Carrier    

2012    Transport Topics Top 100 for-Hire Carrier    

2012    Commercial Carrier Journal Top 250 For-Hire Trucking Companies    

2012    Central Freight, one of the first LTL carriers to purchase CNG powered tractors to protect the environment and reduce dependency on foreign fuels    

2012    Mr. Ron Fuller, CFL Fort Worth Line Driver, was selected as the 2012 Texas Driver of the Year by the Texas Motor Transportation Association    

2011    ATA Awards Central Freight Lines    

Truck Safety Contest    

2nd Place - General Commodities LTL/Local

3rd Place - General Commodities Truckload/Line-Haul

3rd Place - General Commodities/LTL

   

Industrial Safety Contest    

3rd Place General Commodities LTL/Line-Haul

   

2011    Central Freight Founder Mr. W.W. Callan inducted into the Texas Transportation Institute Hall of Honor during the TMTA Conference in Lost Pines, Texas    

2011    TMTA awards Central Freight Texas P & D Drivers with 1st Place Fleet Safety Award    

2011    Mr. Gary Babbitt selected by ATA as Captain of America’s Road Team for 2011/12    

2010    Mr. Anthony Jones, CFL Houston Line Haul Driver, was selected as the 2010 Texas Driver of the Year by the Texas Motor Transportation Association    

2010    National Driver of the Year – Mr. Anthony Jones – CFL Houston Line Driver was selected as the 2010 National Driver of the Year by the American Trucking Association    

2010    Central awarded 2010 Grand Safety Trophy as presented by the Texas Trucking Association    

2010    Selected by Inbound Logistics Publication as one of the "Top 100 Carriers" in 2010    

2009    Central partners with EPA as a SmartWay Transport Partner    

2009    CFL Network provides service to Idaho, Utah, Minnesota and Wisconsin    

2009    Central initiates a Time-Definite Guarantee Delivery Program – Delivery by 10:30 AM or 5:00 PM    

2009    Central selected as one of the Top 100 Motor Carriers by Inbound Logistics Magazine    

2009    The CFL Network expands to provide service to 49 States    

2008    Don Orr becomes President & CEO of Central Freight Lines    

2008    Central receives the 2008 American Trucking Association President’s Trophy    

2008    CFL Network provides service to Colorado    

2006    Central transitions from a publicly traded company to a privately held enterprise by a merger with North American Truck Lines, LLC and Green acquisition Company, controlled by Mr. Jerry Moyes.    

2005    Central awarded Carrier Of The Year by Direct Logistics    

2004    For the fourth time, Central wins the prestigious ATA President’s Trophy.    

2003    Central Freight Lines goes public.    

2003    Central receives Regional Carrier Of The Year award from Exel Logistics    

1999    Central signs contract to acquire Intrastate Arizona Carrier, Jaguar Fast Freight. Central continues westward expansion into California and Nevada with purchase of Vecta Transportation Systems, Inc. of Sacramento, California.    

1997    On June 30th, an investment group led by a group of senior Central management purchases selected assets of the former Central Freight Lines from Viking Freight and reopens as a new Central Freight Lines.    

1996    Central becomes the Southwestern Division of Viking Freight, Inc.    

1995    On January 1, federal legislation deregulates intrastate common carrier trucking nationwide. Central is named the 1994–95 Regional LTL Carrier of the Year by NASSTRAC, a national shipper organization and traffic management industry trade publication. Joe Hall becomes Central's fifth president. On December 14, Roadway Services, Inc. becomes Caliber Systems, Inc. and on December 18, the consolidation of Central, Coles, Spartan, and Viking Freight Systems into Viking Freight, Inc. is announced, creating a nationwide freight carrier, and beginning the closure of Central's Waco corporate headquarters.    

1994    Central expands into Colorado, Kansas, and Missouri. Later, Central expands into Illinois and Mississippi.    

1993    On March 27, employee-owners and direct shareholders of Central approve the purchase of the company by Roadway Services, Inc. On April 11, Central officially becomes a part of Roadway and joins the Roadway Regional Group. Central begins service in Louisiana.    

1992    Central expands to Arkansas, New Mexico, and Tennessee. Tom Clowe is named Central's fourth president. In October, Woody, Jr. and Diana Braswell retire, selling their stock to the Employees Profit Sharing and Retirement Plan making Central truly an employee owned company. On November 23, Roadway Services, Inc. and Central reach an agreement in principle for Central to be purchased by Roadway.    

1991    Central receives 48-state interstate operating authority and expands into Oklahoma.    

1990    Tom Clowe joins Central as executive vice president and chief operating officer.    

1987    W. W. Woody Callan Sr .Chairman of the Board - passes away.    

1986    Central employees honor Woody Callan, Sr. with a specially-designed 48-foot trailer.    

1984    Central purchases Curry Motor Freight and Perry Motor Freight.    

1984    Central receives the 1984 American Trucking Association President’s Trophy.    

1979    Central ranks 33rd on list of Top 100 Class 1 carriers    

1979    Woody Callan, Jr., becomes Central's third president.    

1978    Central becomes the first motor carrier to be honored with the Materials Handling Leadership Award from the Society of Packing and Handling Enterprise    

1952    R. H. Linam becomes Central's second president. An employee stock purchase plan is established.    

1950’s    Central is the first carrier in the country to install an under-the-floor towveyor chain system in a terminal    

1940    Central Federal Credit Union officially opens its doors.    

1938    Central Freight Lines Dallas Facility becomes the largest freight facility in the world.    

1932    Central opens its first company-owned facility, the terminal and general office on 13th Street in Waco    

1929    The Texas Legislature establishes intrastate trucking regulations and the Railroad Commission of Texas. W.W. Callan has to separate Central Forwarding’s household goods moving business, which became known as; Central Forwarding, Inc., from the company’s general freight transportation known as Central Freight Lines, Inc.    

1927    Central incorporated and instituted regular routes between Dallas, Fort Worth, and Austin    

1925    Central Freight Lines is founded in Waco, Texas. W.W. “Woody” Callan Sr. buys a Model T and drives from Waco to Dallas to pick up some goods for a Waco merchant, thus starting Central Forwarding and Warehouse company