
Werner® Earns Two 2025 Quest for Quality Awards from Logistics Management
The Quest for Quality Awards are among the most respected benchmarks of customer satisfaction and performance in the transportation and logistics industry. Winners are determined entirely by Logistics Management readers — qualified logistics and supply chain professionals who interact with service providers daily — and rated on key service attributes for each category.
Carriers in the Truckload: Dry Freight Carriers category are evaluated on five key criteria: on-time performance, value, information technology, customer service and equipment and operations. Providers in the 3PL: Transportation Management category are rated on carrier selection and negotiation, order fulfillment, transportation distribution, inventory management and logistics information systems.
'These recognitions reflect our consistent focus on safe, reliable, on-time delivery and strong value, even in a challenging freight market,' said Werner's Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, Craig Callahan. 'By aligning the right carriers, technology and processes, and leveraging our professional drivers, operations teams and multi-modal expertise, we keep freight moving dependably while helping customers optimize performance across their entire supply chain.'
This year's winners were determined through an extensive six-month research process conducted by the Peerless Research Group. More than 3,000 logistics and supply chain decision-makers participated in the survey, rating carriers and third-party logistics providers who delivered exceptional service and value over the past year.
Werner's diverse, multi-modal portfolio — including truckload, dedicated, intermodal, final mile, cross-border and more — offers customers the flexibility to adapt to market conditions and tailor transportation strategies to their specific needs. By combining this range of capabilities with deep industry expertise, Werner delivers scalable, reliable and efficient solutions to keep supply chains moving.
For the full list of 2025 Quest for Quality Award recipients, visit the Truckload winners list and the 3PL winners list. To learn more about Werner's full range of transportation and logistics solutions, visit the shippers' section of werner.com.
Werner Enterprises, Inc. delivers superior truckload transportation and logistics services to customers across the United States, Mexico and Canada. With 2024 revenues of $3.0 billion, a modern truck and trailer fleet, nearly 13,000 talented associates and our innovative Werner EDGE ® technology, we are an essential solutions provider for customers who value the integrity of their supply chain and require safe and exceptional on-time service. Werner ® provides Dedicated and One-Way Truckload services as well as Logistics services that include truckload brokerage, freight management, intermodal and final mile. Werner embraces inclusion as a core value and manages key risks and opportunities through a balanced sustainability strategy.
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