Ryder Mexico presented the 2026 Ryder Awards , recognizing 25 transportation provider companies for their operational performance, collaboration, and compliance, out of a universe of 230 active partners under contract at the close of 2025.
The company explained that these awards recognize carriers that excel in key indicators for supply chain management , in a context where efficiency and reliability are increasingly crucial for logistics operations.
Ricardo Álvarez, vice president and general manager of Ryder Mexico, highlighted that transportation is a strategic component within the company’s business model, making the relationship with its partners fundamental.
“The transportation management component is one of the most important for Ryder in Mexico. An event like this, where we can interact closely with each of our partners, opens doors to collaboration and teamwork to continue managing supply chains in the country,” he said.
The executive explained that the evaluation of the winners is based on four pillars that are currently of paramount importance to the company: collaboration, regulatory compliance, technological integration, and security .
“The central focus is on collaboration, regulatory compliance, technological integration, and safety. These are the four pillars that carry the most weight in the evaluation of our carriers today,” he stated.
Álvarez also emphasized that the selection process is carried out throughout the year through continuous monitoring of operational indicators, supported by technological tools that allow for objective and transparent performance measurement.
In this regard, the evaluation was specifically carried out as follows: billing (20%), security (20%), time (20%), technological integration (10%), CFDI+CP (10%), collaboration (10%), growth in billing (10%).
With this recognition, Ryder seeks to strengthen its relationship with its carrier network
and to promote best practices in a sector that is key to logistics competitiveness in Mexico.
This year’s award winners were:
Ever Better Category
- Gold
Akna Transport
Traditional Category AAA+
- Bronze
Auto Express Oriente (member of the Top 100 in Motor Transport)
Mexamerik Transport (member of the Top 100 in Road Transport)
International and Local Transport Service (STIL)
Blue Line Freight
Monroy Shiavon Transport (member of the Top 100 in Road Transport)
- Silver
Akna Transport
Traditional AAA Category
- Bronze
María de la Luz Pineda
Security Trans
Sabinas Rapid Transport
- Silver
Oscar Eli Pérez Peláez
Traditional Category AA
- Bronze
Iter de México
Isidro Pérez Lorenzo
Saya Transport
- Silver
Traditional Category A
- Bronze
Hely Ariana Cervantes
María del Refugio Flores Hernández (Setecal)
Vivia Araceli Chávez Sánchez
HITS General Cargo Transportation
- Silver
José Antonio Anaya Ríos
Strategic collaboration
JJC Dynamic Services
Aralo Express (member of the Top 100 in Road Transport)
