Saia Inc., a provider of less-than-truckload transportation services, recently announced the opening of two new terminals. One is in Marysville, Washington, and the other is in Edinburgh, Indiana.
Both are part of iSaia's continued investment in network growth across the U.S. The Marysville facility opened on May 4, and the Edinburgh terminal began operations this week.
The Marysville terminal is strategically positioned to support freight movement throughout the Pacific Northwest, offering ample acreage and capacity to accommodate ongoing growth in the region, according to the company. The Edinburgh facility is designed to strengthen service across the Midwest, providing the space and scalability needed to support increasing freight demand.
“These openings reflect our focus on getting closer to the customer and building density in the right places to better support shipper needs,” said Saia Executive Vice President of Operations Patrick Sugar. “By adding capacity in both the Pacific Northwest and the Midwest, we’re able to create more efficient routing opportunities and deliver a more consistent service experience.”
The Marysville terminal enhances Saia’s ability to move freight across Washington and into neighboring markets, while the Edinburgh location strengthens coverage in a high-traffic logistics corridor south of Indianapolis.
Together, the new facilities improve network flexibility and help reduce transit variability for customers shipping in and out of these regions.
