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[Video] Dedicated Lanes Vs Dedicated Customer Freight
Jakob Leon is an operations manager in the vans division. He loves being able to help people each day, whether they’re internal staff or valuable drivers out on the road. He enjoys working at ATS because the culture makes coming into work every day enjoyable. Prior to working at ATS, he was director of operations at Midwest Specialized. He’s also worked in the transportation industry for more than eight years in a variety of roles including over-the-road fleet manager, dedicated fleet manager and weekend operations manager. This experience helped him come to ATS with a diverse background within the van business.
Are you considering a career in the freight industry but are unsure whether dedicated lanes or dedicated customer freight is the right fit for you? Look no further! In this video, we talk the differences between these two options to help you make a decision. Dedicated lanes offer the advantage of consistent routes, allowing you to become familiar with specific areas and build relationships with customers along the way. On the other hand, if you prefer variety and enjoy the thrill of exploring new destinations, dedicated customer freight might be more up your alley. With this option, you'll have the opportunity to transport a wide range of goods, experiencing different challenges and interactions with customers every day. Whether you value stability or crave diversity, this video will guide you in shaping your career in the freight industry.