TOP UP LOGISTICS
The first truck was created at the end of the 19th century, but it wasn’t until World War I that people started using trucks extensively to transport cargo. Today, the trucking industry is a critical component of the US economy, moving over 70% of U.S. freight. As a fast, efficient, and reliable means of transporting freight, trucking significantly impacts various industries and the overall economy. Sectors such as manufacturing, food products, retail, and eCommerce could not operate without trucks moving raw materials, components, and finished goods. There are approximately 3.5 million truck drivers in the United States today.
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A Proud Part of the Backbone of Our Nation
No matter what the road ahead brings, we’re committed to
keeping North America’s freight moving.
Driven by Excellence
TopUp Logistics Inc. is a DRIVER-focused company. on our hiring process
Competitive Pay
We always pay our drivers competitively
Bonus Pay/ Detention Pay
Bonus pay is based on safety performance
Accountability and Transparency
We are informative, honest, and straightforward with our policies. Our business is guided by a clear mission and clear objectives. We hold ourselves accountable for what we do.
Company Fuel Card
Drivers will always have company fuel card with available funds for fuel.
Metrics-Driven Results
We strive to continuously improve our business. We aim to measure both our own progress and the success of our customers.
No Hidden Fees or Administrative Deductions
Drivers will not have any hidden fees or itemised deductions from their checks. All expenses and administrative fees covered by Top Up Logistics Inc.
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