In the first quarter of 2026, vehicle production in Mexico totaled 969,294 units, representing a 0.5% increase compared to the previous year. During the same period, domestic market sales reached 381,632 vehicles, a 3.7% increase compared to 2025. This latter figure includes both domestic production and imports .

In response to this constantly growing market, Zinergia (number 6 in the Top 100 of Automotive Transport®) announced the launch of 53 Automotriz , a new business division of the automotive conglomerate, focused on the market for transporting finished vehicles in Mexico , both locally manufactured and imported through borders and seaports.

“This is a strategic evolution of Fletes 53, our division focused on the automotive segment, with the goal of offering more personalized and efficient service; this is the origin of the segmentation of this business unit,” commented Diego Cavazos, director of 53 Automotriz.

In this way, Fletes 53 will maintain its general cargo solutions through a robust fleet of 53-foot boxes , to serve the logistics of the automotive industry, both terminal and for its after-sales networks.

“ 53 Automotriz emerges as the new brand focused 100% on the movement of finished vehicles through car carriers , exclusively serving the automotive supply chains,” Cavazos highlighted.

Zinergia’s strategy is designed to address the dynamism of today’s market, with a solid value proposition, guaranteeing a total focus with operational teams, customer service and administrative support dedicated exclusively to the protocols of the automotive industry and in particular the car carrier market.

This new business structure will also allow 53 Automotriz to have better process optimization , with greater agility in yard management and vehicle logistics.

“Additionally, this will allow us to achieve sustained growth as a company, where Fletes 53 can maintain steady growth focused on the needs of the general cargo market with dry vans. Meanwhile, 53 Automotriz can be an ally in the expansions and growth of automakers that sell vehicles in Mexico,” stated Diego Cavazos.

Recently, at the launch of the new Lohr C3R3 car carrier model , one of the 53 Automotriz teams was presented, which is aligned with the company’s vision of offering the best service standards by incorporating state-of-the-art infrastructure.

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The need for more coordinated, safe, and measurable operations is beginning to set the pace in the freight transportation industry. In this context, Zinergia (number 6 in the Top 100 Trucking Companies® )  is focusing its operations on integrating services and strengthening its processes .

The company operates as a group of companies that, together, offer different services nationwide, each focused on specific trailer configurations , explained Yusseff Carpinteyro, commercial director of the 53-foot Box Division.

Their operations range from 40-foot platforms in ports to national distribution with 53-foot dry and refrigerated trailers, as well as cross-border and door-to-door services to the United States. They also offer express transport with full-load trucks for nationwide coverage, Carpinteyro said.

One of the key aspects that identifies the company is logistical integration , understood as the ability to concentrate different services in the same operation, from import and export to national distribution, under different equipment configurations.

Carpinteyro explained that one of the company’s key areas for 2026 is safety , which remains a relevant component within the operation.

In this regard, the company incorporates technological tools such as tracking systems in tractor-trailers, GPS, in-cab cameras and geofences, with the aim of monitoring trips and strengthening operational control.

The level of service is also part of this evolution. To this end, Zinergia implemented a control tower from which it monitors and measures the performance of its operations, seeking to ensure continuity and reliability in distribution.

In that sense, the operation of 53-foot boxes is part of a broader strategy that prioritizes logistical coordination , the use of technology, and the measurement of service as part of the daily operation of freight transport.

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TAMPICO, TAMPS.- After five years since its inception, 16 events in four locations and more than 1,300 operators who participated on various occasions, MT Mexico celebrated its first national final, where the winners of the 2024 and 2025 editions were part of the lineup .

The MT Mexico national final brought together not only the finalist operators, but also executives and owners of transport companies, who spared no effort in giving this competition the value it deserves. From now on, it will be held annually, and there is a strong possibility that Tampico will remain the host city for this event.

“We know they come from a great circuit, where the operators have demonstrated their skills and abilities, and today we have the finalists, the best who will hold the top spots at the national level… we make a commitment to improve the conditions of the fairgrounds so that in 2027 we can give them better service than this year,” anticipated Mónica Villarreal, municipal president of Tampico .

Founded in 2020 in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas , MT México was created with the objective of recognizing the important work carried out by truck drivers, but also of linking families with the work of their husbands, fathers, sons, uncles and all kinds of relatives.

Nuevo Laredo was joined by Tijuana, Allende (Nuevo León) and Córdoba-Orizaba, which had representation in the grand final of MT Mexico, which called for 37 operators to participate in the Sleeper Cab, Double articulated and Cab Over categories.

In a single day of competition, the best times were tested in the three different categories, from which the top places were obtained, which served to reaffirm the excitement of victory, the adrenaline of the competition and the overflowing cheers encouraging the participants.

Among the supporters in the stands , from the stands or even from the bars that separated the track, were not only family members, but also co-workers, direct bosses or the CEOs or owners of the transport companies themselves, encouraging their own, which confirmed the objective of this competition .

THE WINNERS

Category: Sleeper Cab

         Place – Name – Company – Time

• 1st Javier Jiménez Vázquez – Transmex – 02:36.064.
• 2nd José Luis Guadarrama Hernández – Transportes Elola – 02:38.071.
• 3rd José Luis Machado Ruiz – TNL Express – 02:58.090.

All participants are from the MT Nuevo Laredo competition, although the competition took place in all four locations.

Category: Cab Over

         Place – Name – Company – Time

• 1st Fabián Alfredo Sierra Nájera – Nájera Trucking – 03:34.042.
• 2nd Juan Manuel Moreno Juárez – Transportes Urgentes de Nuevo León (Zinergia) – 03:39.056.
• 3rd Juan Antonio Cruz Martínez – Transportes Sega – 03:52.033.

This category combined the winners, representing Tijuana, Allende, and Nuevo Laredo, respectively.

Category: Double articulated

         Place – Name – Company – Time

• 1st Deyron Isaid Chávez Martínez – ALCA Transportes – 03:06.046.
• 2nd Carlos Patricio Guerrero Martínez – HCarga Super Express – 03:14.092.
• 3rd Ricardo Valdez Reyes – ALCA Transportes  – 03:34.073.

Even though the Full category was held in Tijuana, Allende and Córdoba – Orizaba, the first three places represented the Allende edition, remaining in the same order as the 2025 competition.

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Trucking is an essential activity for the Mexican economy and for daily life in the country: more than 80% of domestic goods are transported by road, it accounts for more than 57% of total trade, and it contributes 3.7% to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). However, one of its biggest challenges remains the recruitment and retention of drivers.

The International Road Transport Union (IRU) estimates that by 2025 there will be a shortage of 99,000 operators in Mexico, resulting from multiple structural factors affecting the sector.

Based on this reality, the Drive Is Great certification , created in 2023 by VI-Human and Grupo T21 , recognizes organizations that have developed strong cultures and effective operator management models.

Its objective is to recognize companies that have successfully strengthened internal trust, consolidated institutional practices, and promoted the comprehensive development of talent as a strategic focus.

Companies that share a commitment to professionalization, quality service, and the consolidation of models focused on the well-being of their employees.

The certification assesses four main areas:

– Development of new workforce.
– Operator retention strategies.
– Employer brand strengthening.
– Training, development, and safety plan.

In its third edition, and within the framework of Transportation Awards 2025 , Drive Is Great recognized the following companies according to the areas evaluated:

MexAmerik Group :
– New Operator Development.
– Operator Retention Strategies.
– Employer Branding Development.

Trareysa :
– Development of New Operators.
– Training, Capacity Building and Safety.

Pathway :
– Operator Retention Strategies.
– Training, Development and Safety.

Xihutec :
– Development of New Operators.
– Training, Capacity Building and Safety.

501RT Revolutionizing Transportation :
– Training, Education and Safety.

Gomsa :
– Operator Retention Strategies.

HG Transportaciones :
– Development of New Operators.

Companies that were recertified in 2025 were also recognized ; that is, those that obtained their certification for the first time in 2023 and again met the criteria of the model:

García’s Trucking Transport :
– Training, Development and Safety.
– Employer Branding Development.

Career path:
– Development of New Operators.
– Development of Employer Branding.

Zinergia :
– Training, Development, and Safety.
– Employer Branding Development.

In addition, the following companies with current certification were recognized :
– Super International Transport .
– FEMA Transport .

With this edition, Drive Is Great reaffirms the importance of building environments where operators can develop with stability, security and professional growth, while reinforcing the competitiveness of the trucking industry in Mexico.

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In the first quarter of 2025, the national economy grew 0.6% compared to the same period in 2024, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) . This meager progress is combined with the Bank of Mexico’s (Banxico) forecast of a full-year Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth of just 0.1%.

At Zinergia ( number 8 in the Top 100 of Autotransporte® ), the reading of the market under these conditions led them to outline various strategies and alternatives that could address this situation to reduce the impacts, as Luis Morales, executive director of the company, commented in an interview.

“This situation is leading us not only to greater commercial efforts, but also to take care of our current customers and seek out new areas and market opportunities,” Morales commented.

In his view, there is still room to find these new business opportunities, and in this case, this has been achieved through a diversification strategy that began some time ago, not only in terms of the industries served, but also in finding new business models, new routes, ” or, with the current ones, starting to develop new transportation alternatives , and this has allowed us to maintain growth this year.”

For Zinergia’s CEO, a differentiator in these times when the market requires a rapid response and adaptation , in his case having a leasing company within the group, is a versatility that helps them have infrastructure tailored to the needs of their customers.

“Now we have refrigerated trailers, double trailers for some applications such as moving containers or platforms, in addition to the various applications we have for dry vans,” Morales emphasized.

This Zinergia chassis configuration is what makes it a market leader, particularly at times when efficiencies are needed and savings are sought in logistics operations.

In addition to being able to offer diversified solutions in terms of infrastructure and application portfolio, technological development helps them achieve greater operational efficiency, which translates into positive impacts for customers.

“Today, customers are also looking for transportation companies that can support cost-cutting initiatives , which can be achieved through productive efficiency, where technology allows us to identify these areas of opportunity,” Luis Morales emphasized.

According to the executive, the current situation is an ideal time for clients to be receptive and respond to transportation providers’ proposals, finding areas of increased productivity through collaborative work, which will translate into improved operational results.

“There’s been talk of many inefficiencies in the supply chain, in the loading and unloading of goods. Today, companies are more receptive to finding those areas of efficiency, especially now that they have more data on the operation,” Morales emphasized.

These actions have allowed Zinergia to maintain an average installed capacity of 94-95%, a result of commercial, operational, and customer engagement efforts.

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ALLENDE, NL.- Adrenaline was at its peak! Steering control, controlled speed and precision were the stars of the fourth edition of MT Allende, a heavy vehicle maneuvering contest promoted by MT Mexico , which broke its record in history, with the participation of 129 operators and the attendance of approximately nine thousand people, in two days of competition.

The starting flag was raised by Viviana Ramírez Chávez , operator of Super Transporte Internacional (STI México) , who officially opened the competition aboard her truck.

Record times, precision on the track and skill in commanding huge units defined this year’s winners. There were three categories and first, second and third place were chosen for each one.

• Sleeper Cab Category:

The clock stopped and the audience burst into applause. The reason? Operator Víctor Hugo Barrientos, from ALA Transportes , was crowned the best in the Sleeper Cab category , leaving behind Jonathan González from Grupo 3T and César Moreno, also from ALA.

• Cab Over Category:

The competition in the Cab Over category was decided by thousandths of a second. Juan Martínez, from 3T , took home the gold steering wheel. Félix Rubén ( Nor y Caribe ) and Juan Manuel Moreno ( Transportes Urgentes ) followed him on the podium, receiving the silver and bronze steering wheels, as well as cash prizes.

• Full Category:

Amid shouts of support and banners, Deyron Isaí Chávez , from Autolíneas Cavazos Garza y ​​Hermanos ( ALCA) , reached the finish line, taking home the golden steering wheel and 50 thousand pesos . At just 23 years old , he became the star of the competition.

“My motivation is to grow professionally and economically. I always strive to be the best,” Deyron told T21.

Meanwhile, Carlos Guerrero of HCarga Super Expres , obtained second place and Ricardo Valdez, of ALCA, third place.

Beyond the competition, MT Allende 2025 paid tribute to three transportation legends:

Don Pablo Martínez Montemayor (posthumous tribute), who left an indelible mark on the transport industry, for his legacy; and José Antonio Cavazos , for his exemplary career in the motor transport industry.

Another of those honored was Rusbel Baldemar Rodríguez , who at 95 years old and with more than 70 years of experience advised operators to take care of their health, be responsible and grow as people to prosper in the profession.

Mechanics: heroes behind every kilometer

This year, MT Allende also recognized the work of mechanics , who ensure that each unit reaches its destination.

In an unprecedented competition, teams from Conalep and various companies participated in a challenge to assemble an engine from scratch. As the tools clanked and the pieces fit together, attendees watched in amazement at the skill of these specialists.

The winners, led by Alejandro Salazar Lomonia, Jesús Francisco Pérez and Javier Martínez Flores , were applauded on the main track.

“Without them, operators would not be able to do their job. This recognition was more than necessary,” said Mario Saldivar , director of MT Mexico and   Posdata MX .

Leaders also take the lead

Some directors of transport companies took the wheel on an exhibition tour. Heriberto Cárdenas , from HCarga , was one of the most applauded for his skill in maneuvering the tractor-trailer.

Companies such as Altamira Cargo Logistics , Express San Javier , Fletes Rodríguez e Hijos , Grupo 3T and  Zinergia , among others, participated in this exhibition that made it clear that leadership in transportation is also demonstrated on the road.

In addition, the classics route at MT Allende 2025 was a trip to the past, where imposing historic tractor-trailers rolled around the track, recalling the evolution and legacy of transportation.

MT Allende 2025 made it clear that the trucking sector not only moves cargo, but also causes that matter. During the event, 100 thousand pesos in donations were given to a Casa Hogar  and the Posada Hogar San Pedro Asylum , a gesture that reflects the solidarity and commitment of the union to those who need it most.

The event was supported by more than 50 sponsors , including: Scania Mexico , Difrenosa , Zinergia, 3T, Ramiro Semi Remolques , among others.

The Paradero: the soul of MT Allende

Beyond the competition, El Paradero became the meeting point where sponsors, operators and attendees lived together in an atmosphere of camaraderie. Music, gastronomy and exhibitions made this space an epicenter of transport culture.

With a spectacular closing, MT Mexico demonstrates that passion for driving continues to grow and, with it, the recognition of those who make it possible for Mexico’s roads to witness stories of effort, commitment and excellence.

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In 2024, trade between Mexico and the United States totaled 839 billion 892 million dollars (mdd), of this amount 609 billion 009 million dollars were operated by motor transport, that is, 72% of the total , according to figures from the United States Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) .

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the economic policy of US President Donald Trump, various specialists assert that trade will maintain a positive pace, also due to the increase in consumption in the US market.

In this scenario, since the last quarter of 2024, Zinergia  (number 8 in the  Top 100 of Autotransport® ), acquired a company with a focus on door-to-door operations between Mexico and the United States, called Tendencies.

“Our reading is that the US market will see an increase due to policies to encourage consumption, and this will allow for greater trade between the two countries, which we want to capitalize on,” said Luis Morales, executive director of Zinergia, in an interview with T21.

By adding Tendencies to Zinergia’s portfolio, door-to-door services can now be offered between Mexico and the United States, serving direct customers in both countries, as well as logistics companies.

“Our business model is with B1 operators, and our base of operations is in Monterrey, not in Nuevo Laredo, changing the model with which this market is traditionally operated,” describes Morales.

In addition to strengthening door-to-door services, the executive says that there is the capacity to focus on the domestic market, and not just door-to-door, when the market and rates recover.

For Zinergia, it is clear that this type of service will allow its clients to have a new opportunity to access the various services currently offered by the different service verticals. But as Luis Morales explains, with the capacity to make the necessary investments in Capex if the projects and the market so require.

Currently, Tendencies serves segments such as the automotive and retail sectors , as well as some logistics operators.

“Growth will be determined by the market, and especially by the recovery of rates, in order to consider entering domestic routes in the United States,” said Luis Morales.

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On February 11, 2022, Traslados y Almacenes el Águila (Tyaasa) began its journey and with it began the history of this company, which is the undertaking of a third generation that is involved with auto transport , these are the brothers Alain, Paola and Juan Pablo Cavazos Cavazos.

These first three years of Tyaasa have not only resulted in the professional growth of the Cavazos Cavazos brothers, but also in the advancement of the motor fleet that already reaches 60 tractor trucks, while they have also diversified their trailer fleet, adding dry boxes, platforms and curtainsiders.

“We have been advancing in the market with a service standard with the 53-foot box, and that is why we are venturing into 40-foot flatbeds and curtains. For now, our goal is to grow in the market segments in which we participate,” Alain Cavazos, general manager of Tyaasa, described to T21.

Tyaasa’s market presence is concentrated in the beverage, steel, retail , electronics and automotive segments , with domestic, semi-dedicated and dedicated service with national coverage.

According to Alain Cavazos, although there is high demand in the dry box segment, there is also a focus on growing with the other divisions.

Tyaasa is part of Zinergia  (number 8 in the  Top 100 of Autotransporte® ), and although it maintains commercial independence, it takes advantage of the infrastructure of terminals and yards to provide coverage at a national level.

By 2025, Tyaasa plans to incorporate between 10 and 15 new units , which will serve to grow the fleet, but also to renew the current vehicle fleet, in order to maintain a young fleet.

Recently, Alain Cavazos shared with T21 the launch of Moose Transfers , a new company focused on temperature-controlled transportation, with which they are entering a new market.

“Although we do not have a shared client at the moment, the goal is to eventually cross-sell between Moose and Tyaasa, offering more alternatives to our customers,” said Alain Cavazos.

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In the last five years, foreign trade in agricultural and agro-industrial products has maintained a positive pace, with exports increasing by an average of 7.8% between 2020 and 2024, while imports increased by an average of 11.2%, according to data from the Bank of Mexico (Banxico) .

In the cumulative period up to November 2024, exports of this type of products totaled 49 thousand 816 million dollars (mdd), while imports totaled 42 thousand 465 million dollars.

In this context, Trasladados Moose , a new member of Zinergia (number 8 in the Top 100 of Autotransporte® ), focuses on the movement of temperature-controlled transport: frozen, cold and fresh, both for national distribution and for foreign trade (impo/expo) with transshipment through the port of Laredo, as well as dedicated schemes for high distribution frequencies.

“The first thing we decided was to create a new company to serve a market that Zinergia did not cover, so we decided to participate in temperature-controlled movements, and these first two months of operation allow us to analyze the opportunity that exists,” Alain Cavazos Cavazos, general manager of Traslados Moose, described in an interview with T21.

One of the main values ​​that Moose Transfers promotes is the specialization of its team, a qualified workforce to meet the quality and service standards demanded by clients who participate in this market.

“In addition to the training of our employees, which is supported by the talent training institute, ICADE, we also have the highest quality infrastructure to guarantee the best services to our clients,” said Gersomm González, Operations Manager of Moose Transfers.

For this start-up phase, Moose has a fleet of five tractor-trailers and is in the process of creating a ratio of two trailers (refrigerated boxes) for each power unit, Alain Cavazos specified.

Although import/export exchange is being carried out both at the Laredo and Colombian border ports, at the national level they are responding to open the routes that clients require, “we are on the Laredo-Monterrey route and from there we can reach the Bajío , although we have attended to the needs of clients to boost their operations,” added González.

Alain Cavazos anticipated that the growth to be achieved in 2025 is being analyzed , but at least the fleet is projected to double to meet new opportunities in the market.

Regarding their presence, although the central base is in Monterrey, they take advantage of being part of Zinergia to have a presence in Nuevo Laredo and Altamira (Tamaulipas), Veracruz (Veracruz), Mexico City and Chihuahua.

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The National Association of Private Transport (ANTP) celebrated the 25th anniversary of the National Road Safety Award (PNSV) , an award that this year was given to 23 companies that have implemented actions for continuous improvement. It also recognized 1,155 operators who have not been involved in road accidents between one and 25 years, and who have no administrative violations.

The PNSV evaluates the degree of implementation of the policies and guidelines established in the Road Safety Management Manual of the administrative and operational areas of cargo transport (management, human resources administration, maintenance, training and vehicles) of the companies that use cargo transport, with their own fleet or that provide cargo service.

Since its inception, ANTP has placed road safety as one of its fundamental pillars. Alex Theissen, president of the association’s board of directors, thanked the effort, training and work of the operators , for making the roads safer places.

Theissen assured that ANTP will continue its commitment to transport in a timely manner the products and raw materials that each Mexican household requires. He assured that ANTP partners will continue working with authorities and sister organizations to continue advancing in improving road safety. “Road safety is everyone’s responsibility, that is why it is necessary to work for a safer Mexico ,” he said.

Leonardo Gómez, executive president of ANTP, said that the relevance of the PNSV is vital due to the crucial role it plays in logistics and cargo transportation, road safety and the protection of people.

“Driving a vehicle on the road is considered one of the 10 most dangerous professions in the world, that is why we are supporting training and applauding the efforts made by companies to have more professional people, new generation vehicles with driving assistance technology,” shared Cruz Isaac Muñoz, director of Strategic Analysis of the National Guard .

The representative of the National Guard explained that ANTP partner companies that prioritize training are strategic allies of the civil public security institution to prevent road accidents.

In his opportunity, Luis Ruiz, head of the General Directorate of Federal Auto Transport (DGAF) of the Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications and Transport (SICT) , assured that auto transport has evolved as part of the production, supply and distribution chains, as well as in the logistical development, planning and control of its operations with the use of technologies in its vehicles, fleet management, information systems and satellite location, among others. However, the most important thing continues to be the human factor to guarantee road and highway safety .

The association therefore acknowledged the contribution of ANTP member companies and operators, as well as the work that the association has carried out over 25 years to promote a culture of safety and responsibility on the country’s roads.

“Throughout its existence, the PNSV has been a pillar for promoting good practices in the transport sector, based on compliance with ISO 39001 standards, protecting operators, their families and road users,” said Luis Ruiz.

Award-winning companies:

• Transportes Monroy Schiavon
• Autotransportes Pilot
• Zinergia
• Transportes Marva
• Transcooler
• Frío Express
• Linde Bulk
• Linde PGP
• Estafeta Mexicana
• Solistica base Navojoa
• Coca-Cola Femsa
• El Palacio de Hierro
• Distribuidora Arca Continental
• Embotelladora Bepensa
• Almex Tepotzotlán
• Almex Monterrey
• Fletes Hesa
• Oxxo
• Barcel
• Bimbo
• Fábrica de Jabón la Corona
• Sigma Alimentos

As one of the award-winning companies, Zinergia has implemented safety strategies and has undertaken awareness campaigns to reduce accidents.

In an interview with T21, Heide Alfaro, deputy director of Zinergia’s Institute for Academic Certification and Business Development (ICADE), said that the company has the STAR (Safety in Transportation, Anticipation and Reaction) program, which has been implementing processes and technology to reduce accidents for four years. Since its founding, the STAR program has helped train approximately 500 operators.

The training program is based on theoretical and practical knowledge, paying special attention to defensive driving, service hours logs and safety indicators with the help of the monitoring corporation, called the Protection and Services Operations Center (COP).

“We have the Cubo Project, which involves cameras installed inside the units with which we monitor the operator during the journey and with which they feel safer,” said Alfaro.

Another company that has opted to reinforce road safety in its operations is Autotransportes Pilot, which has been a PNSV creditor for eight years. However, since the company was founded almost 15 years ago, the strategy has been to reinforce road safety.

“Eight years ago we established a Safety Committee that analyzes the accidents that occur, we reveal the root cause, we determine the functions and activities that each member of the team must perform so that it does not happen again. We have also surrounded ourselves with technology that is helping us prevent accidents. The goal is to continue strengthening all our processes to continue reducing the accident rate to avoid fatal accidents,” said Gerardo Jiménez, general manager of Autotransportes Pilot, in an interview.

Throughout its participation in the PNSV, the company has registered more than 150 operators and in 2024, 35 were awarded. Jiménez told T21 that next year Autotransportes Pilot will modify some strategies to add more operators and reinforce awareness of the importance of driving safety.

“I would invite the entire trucking industry to start working on good practices with their operators, but also to permeate them in all areas of the company. Because not only the operator should be in these programs, we cannot leave the workload to a single operator , when we are all part of it,” said the general director of the transport company.

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