Applause, networking , and a gala atmosphere marked the start of the 19th edition of the Top 100 in Transportation® , a ranking created by Grupo T21 in 2007, which this year evaluated more than 150 companies in the country. This event, presented in conjunction with the 9th edition of the Transportation Awards , brought together executives and business owners from transportation companies, as well as logistics sector managers and industry specialists, with the goal of recognizing the companies that currently represent the highest operational, strategic, and service standards .

The central moment of the gala was the presentation of the ranking , where the companies that are part of the Top 100 of Motor Transport 2025 were announced, a key reference of the leadership and performance of the sector.

In this edition, the Top 10 was:

1. Route .
2. Tresguerras Freight Transport .
3. Castores Transport of Baja California .
4. Marva Group .
5. Traxion Group .
6. Zinergia .
7. Grupo Fletes México .
8. TransMex .
9. HG Transportation Group .
10. Grupo Directo Express .

As is now tradition, the gala recognized the companies that received the Special Awards , categories that evaluate practices, operational performance, strategy, social responsibility and vision for the future.

These were some of the award winners:

Modern Fleet:

Up to 250 tractor-trailers: UTTSA .
251–350 tractor-trailers: Transportes Innovativos .
351–1,000 tractor-trailers: Grupo Arlequín .
Over 1,000 tractor-trailers: Grupo Marva .

Corporate Sustainability:

Up to 500 units: Transport and Transfer Group .
501 to 1,000 units: Super International Transport .
+1,000 units: Journey .

Logistics Innovation Companies:

Up to 500 units: TDR Transportes .
501 to 1,000 units: Súper Transporte Internacional.
Over 1,000 units: Grupo Aralo and Grupo Directo Express.

Technological Innovation in Companies:

Up to 500 units: Grupo Transportes y Traslados.
501 to 1,000 units: Grupo Express del Norte .
Over 1,000 units: Trayecto and Grupo TMS .

Corporate Social Responsibility:

Up to 500 tractor-trailers: Transportes Pitic .
501 to 1,000 tractor-trailers: Trareysa .
Over 1,000 tractor-trailers: Traxión.

Diversity and inclusion:

Less than 500 tractor-trailers: ALCA Transport Group .
501 to 1,000 tractor-trailers: Super International Transport.

+1,000 tractor-trailers: Tresguerras Freight Transport.

In addition, awards were given to companies with the best financial results, branding, productivity, impactful actions on road safety, and systemic vision of safety .

Financial results: The winner was  Autotanques Nieto , the other three were Transportes FEMA and Grupo Aralo.

Productivity:  The shortlist consisted of Autotransportes de Carga Tresguerras , Grupo Cuauhtémoc and Grupo TMS, with the latter being the winner.

Branding:  TDR Transportes won, with Trayecto and Zinergia as finalists.

Impactful actions on road safety: Autotanques Nieto, Grupo CSI and DLR Autotransportes were part of this category, where Autotanques Nieto won the award.

Systemic vision of safety: The recognition was defined between TDR Transportes, Grupo Arlequín and Camher , with TDR Transportes emerging as the winner.

In his speech, Osiel Cruz, CEO of Grupo T21 , shared that hearing several companies refer to the Top 100 as a tool that guides internal decisions confirms the ranking ‘s value . For him, this recognition goes beyond a list: it’s a way to give visibility to those who, through their daily operations, keep the country moving .

The Transportation Awards 2025 once again demonstrated why it is considered the most important gala for road transport in Mexico : a space where effort is recognized, vision is shared and the community that moves the country is strengthened.

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CHICAGO, IL. – Recently  Samsara announced the  Samsara Connected Operations Award  , where for the first time a Mexican company was awarded, a distinction that went to Trayecto (número 1 del Top 100 del Autotransporte®)  in the category of Patrimonial Security.

Within the framework of Samsara’s Beyond 2024 , Carlos Arias, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Trayecto described the results they have had, but also said that they are focused on achieving a scenario of perfection with zero accidents and zero theft.

At the Samsara Connected Operations Award, Trayecto achieved results of a 90% asset recovery rate for stolen units, while achieving an 83% reduction in recovery time.

Arias said that through artificial intelligence the focus is to maintain the sense of prevention, which is aligned with its objective of zero accidents and zero thefts; although he did not fail to highlight the results in property and road safety, as well as the reaction times from the incorporation of various solutions such as dash cameras, telematics, immobilizers, asset tracking and panic buttons.

In this same context, Sanjit Biswas, CEO and founder of Samsara, described during Beyond 2024 that one of the biggest challenges they have is to achieve greater efficiency and productivity in connected operations and where in motor transportation the fact of offering greater safety stands out, but also fuel efficiency. “The entire Samsara platform is focused on security and real efficiency of financial results,” he considered.

Although Carlos Arias highlighted the infrastructure that Trayecto has with more than five thousand tractor-trailers and more than 11 thousand trailers, the benefits that arise in accidents and thefts have an effect on the operator and its stakeholders, including its more than eight thousand 500 collaborators.

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