GIRARD, Ohio – Aim Transportation Solutions announced the approval of its annual registration in the SmartWay Transport Partnership.
SmartWay, a public-private partnership between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the freight industry, is a market-driven initiative that empowers businesses and fleets to drive supply chain efficiency and resiliency while protecting public health, reducing air pollution and restoring American energy dominance, a news release states.
As a SmartWay partner since 2009, Aim will continue to contribute to SmartWay’s growing savings of 397 million barrels of oil and 170 million metric tons of CO2, the release states.
“At Aim, we understand the role we play in shaping a more sustainable future,” said David Gurska, COO of Aim Integrated Logistics. “Through the SmartWay Transport Partnership, we’re taking meaningful steps to reduce emissions, improve efficiency and make smarter decisions across our operations. We’re proud to be part of this initiative and remain focused on doing our part to move the industry forward while continuing to deliver strong results for our customers.”
Partners rely on SmartWay tools and approaches to track and reduce emissions and fuel use. The program currently has more than 4,000 partners, including multinational shippers (manufacturers and retailers), logistics companies and truck, rail, barge and multimodal freight carriers.