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Trailer Bridge

Trailer Bridge

Trailer Bridge is a full-service, asset-light transportation provider with locations throughout North America. We pair our own assets with those of our industry-leading partners to provide customers with a competitively priced and reliable supply chain solution. Trailer Bridge was founded by Malcom McLean known as the “father of containerization” in 1991 and his passion for innovation lives on in our approach to growing the business today. We believe it’s not just business, it’s personal. When customers trust us to move their freight, they are inviting our team to be a part of the success of their business and that is a task we do not take lightly. Which is why we make it our number one priority to provide exceptional customer service ensuring each load is handled with care. Our portfolio of logistics solutions includes: Domestic Transportation including Full Truckload and Less-than-Truckload Intermodal Drayage Cross-Border Shipping Ocean Freight to/from Puerto Rico and the Caribbean International Shipping Cold Chain Supply Chain Solutions Government Freight Solutions Third-Party Logistics Our culture is built on service; service to our people, our customers, and the communities where we live, work, and play. It’s a heart of service that powers the team’s everyday interactions and how they show up for each other and their customers.www.trailerbridge.com

Search complete. 2 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Trailer Bridge".

Aug 28, 2026

Steve FarberGUEST
33:09
But it came about from a CEO who read my previous books and applied those ideas to his company.
Steve FarberGUEST
33:24
And it's a company called Trailer Bridge.
Steve FarberGUEST
33:26
They're a shipping and logistics company.
Steve FarberGUEST
33:28
They're based in Jacksonville, Florida.
Steve FarberGUEST
7:43
If you look at your customer policies, for example, and ask the question, does this, whatever this system, policy, procedure is, does this show our customers that we love them? Or another way of asking the question is, if we really loved our customers, would we do it this way? So, for example, there's a, a company that I've cited quite a bit, I've written about and spoken about a lot.
Steve FarberGUEST
8:06
It's called Trailer Bridge.
Steve FarberGUEST
8:07
They're in Jacksonville, Florida.
Steve FarberGUEST
8:09
They ask that question in just about every context when they were bringing the company out of bankruptcy and trying to turn it around.

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