Aim News

Aim Transportation Solutions delivers unparalleled commercial fleet solutions to business of any size in any industry. But there’s one defining quality that truly sets Aim apart from its competitors: the close, one-on-one relationships we forge with our valued customers. That kind of close-knit and trusted connection was exactly what top-notch food distributor Kaleel Brothers was looking for in their dedicated fleet provider.

Mechanics Michael Fry and Mario Davis from our Walton Hills shop were leaving the gym near Streetsboro, OH, and noticed a woman having car trouble. They offered their assistance to Michele Joseph, who said that she had previous troubles with her car not starting.

Aim and the United Way have been partnering for years to enrich the local community and help those who need it most. Today we kicked off this year’s United Way campaign with pastries and raffle prizes to encourage our awesome employees to get involved!

Shipping ain’t easy. Managing inbound and outbound shipments, especially for high-volume businesses, can be a nightmare. Shippers who depend on multiple carrier services understand this painfully well. They’ve lived and breathed how disjointed (and maddening) this process can be: reaching out to numerous carriers, confirming capacity, requesting quotes, checking statuses, confirming deliveries and the list goes on. Naturally, this decentralized process can—and does—yield inconsistent quality of service and cost.

Over 1,300 people are killed and more than 116,800 people are injured in vehicle crashes on snowy, slushy or icy pavement annually, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. While there is no sure way to completely remove the danger out of driving on snow- and ice-covered roads, there are precautions drivers can take to reduce the threat of crash, injury or worse.