Cavalier celebrates 25 Years in trucking
BOLTON, Ont. (Aug. 25, 2004) — Cavalier Transportation is celebrating its 25th anniversary this month.
Cavalier President and current Ontario Trucking Association chairman George Ledson began as a pioneer in third party logistics prior to deregulation.
In 1983 Georbon Transportation, a for-hire motor carrier was formed as a sister company to Cavalier, operating as a fleet of straight trucks and tractor trailers providing local cartage and regional services Southern Ontario.
Two years later, Cavalier Transportation became a fully licensed motor carrier in its own right. The company — with 70 trucks and 200 trailers — has since carved a niche offering mainly LTL services in the busy Ontario-Quebec and Northeast U.S. lanes.
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