Terrible photoshop
Terrible photoshop
Does it really matter?
My tractor got rebranded this morning at our sic. See if you can spot it.
last sat.one of our guys replaced all the plates on trucks( not rivited on)Saw a Conway today with XPO logo on the Indiana license plate.
Slowly but surely..... #WEAREXPOlast sat.one of our guys replaced all the plates on trucks( not rivited on)
i'm sure you didn't take the time to listen to the conf. call between jacobs and investors he wants to be global! but yes one of my eyes will always be looking his way till i feel 100% sure he's being truthful. then i can get off this troll filled web site(HINT HINT)xpo wanted logistics only, they could only get it if they bought whole thing. i could see them sell off ltl and keep what they wanted to begin with.
Not photoshop. Ours look exactly like that.Terrible photoshop
The Sterling nameplate overlaps the XPO decal in that picture. Unless they pull the Sterling name off and then reattach it.Not photoshop. Ours look exactly like that.
no need to go overboard, seeing jacobs will sell the ltl division.
just wonder if you guys will be wearing fed ex uniforms or central transport.
They cut around the sterling decal.The Sterling nameplate overlaps the XPO decal in that picture. Unless they pull the Sterling name off and then reattach it.
I was under the impression that LTL was the bread and butter, am I wrong?
Wanted Menlo. It was all or nothing.
Saw a Conway today with XPO logo on the Indiana license plate.
Ok. I stand corrected.
They cut around the sterling decal.
Slowly but surely..... #WEAREXPO
I guess that what Mr. Jacobs calls a "rebranding", I call a bad joke.
Neither of those. FedEx is to big to gain anything from purchasing a mess like this. CT don't have the money to buy something this big. I am still thinking DHL. They have tried over and over to get into North America. Just my guess.
What about a possible opposite scenario...XPO buying DHL??? Mr. Jacob has just about every transportation service offering imaginable except parcel and DHL certainly would fill that niche for him.