A. Duie Pyle Named Top Northeast LTL Carrier in 2015 Logistics Management Quest for Quality Awards

WEST CHESTER, PA--(Marketwired - Aug 17, 2015) - A. Duie Pyle (Pyle), the premier provider of asset and non-asset based transportation and supply chain solutions in the Northeast, has been recognized as a winner of Logistics Management Magazine's 2015 Quest for Quality Award in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Regional LTL category. The prestigious industry award indicates overall excellence as a transportation services provider.

In addition to recognition in the regional Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) category for the 27^th consecutive year, Pyle was ranked as the top regional carrier in the country in the Expedited Motor Carrier category for its guaranteed/expedited program Pyle Priority Service.

"We are honored that Pyle has once again been named a top LTL carrier on Logistics Management's Quest for Quality list. From infrastructure expansion to driver recruiting and development, we are investing in all areas of the company to increase quality capacity throughout the entire Northeast region," says Randy Swart, COO at A. Duie Pyle. "Our customers look to Pyle as the carrier of choice and we are sincerely appreciative of their vote of confidence year after year."

Recognition for A. Duie Pyle extended across their multi-regional service again this year, with long-time partners Dayton Freight Lines and Southeastern Freight Lines each earning top rankings in the Midwest/North Central Regional LTL and South/South Central Regional LTL categories, respectively. "As three privately-held, family-owned companies, our regional expertise extends throughout the entire system," stated Swart.

For more than three decades, Logistics Management's Quest for Quality has been regarded in the transportation and logistics industry as the most important measure of customer satisfaction and performance excellence. To determine the best of the best, qualified Logistics Management's readers rate carriers, third-party logistics (3PL) service providers, and now U.S. port operators strictly on the basis of service quality, making it the only survey of its kind in the market.