The 18 division winners in the Truckload Carriers Association's 50th annual Fleet Safety Awards competition have been announced.
The 18 division winners will compete for one of two grand prizes — one awarded to carriers with total annual mileage of less than 25 million miles, and the other to carriers with mileage exceeding 25 million miles.
Grand prize winners will be announced at TCA's Truckload 2026 convention Feb. 28 to March 3 in Orlando.
All division and grand prize winners will be recognized at TCA’s 2026 Safety & Security Meeting, scheduled for June 7–9 in Oklahoma City.
The annual awards recognize truckload carriers that have the lowest accident frequency ratios per million miles within six mileage-based divisions.
The 2025 TCA Fleet Safety Award division winners are:
Division I (less than 5 million miles)
1st place: CJ Logistics Transportation, Des Plaines, Illinois
2nd place: Spur Freight Services, an AIT Worldwide Logistics company, Austin, Texas
3rd place: Specialty Transport, Knoxville, Tennessee
Division II (5–14.99 million miles)
1st place: B.R. Williams Trucking, Eastaboga, Alabama
2nd place: Clopay Transportation Company, Troy, Ohio
3rd place: Transportes Olympic, Nuevo León, Mexico
Division III (15–24.99 million miles)
1st place: Christenson Transportation, Strafford, Missouri
2nd place: Chalk Mountain Services of Texas, Fort Worth, Texas
3rd place: Mill Creek Motor Freight, Ayr, Ontario, Canada
Division IV (25–49.99 million miles)
1st place: Triple Eight Transport, Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
2nd place: 4Tracks, CentrePort, Manitoba, Canada
3rd place: Johnson Feed, Canton, South Dakota
Division V (50–99.99 million miles)
1st place: May Trucking Company, Salem, Oregon
2nd place: Carter Express, Anderson, Indiana
3rd place: PGT Trucking, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania
Division VI (100 million or more miles)
1st place: NFI Industries, Camden, New Jersey
2nd place: Bison Transport, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
3rd place: Marten Transport, Mondovi, Wisconsin
Last year's grand prize winners were Liberty Linehaul West of Montebello, California in the small carrier division and Nussbaum of Hudson, Illinois in the large carrier division.
