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2021 IRP, Inc. Affiliate Members Updated 5/14/21 2021 IRP, Inc. Affiliate Members updated 5/14/21 • 2N Licensing Inc. • Landstar Transportation Logistics • ABF Freight System, Inc. • Lee TranServices, Inc. • ACERTUS • Lees Permit Service Inc. • Allstate Leasing LLC • Legatus Solutions Corporation • American Trucking Associations • Municipal Group of Companies • Apex Bulk Commodities, LLC • Murphy-Hoffman Company • AT&T • National Fleet Services • ATC Leasing • National Truck Services Group • Automotive Rentals, Inc. • NebuLogic Technologies • BlueLinx Corporation • NECS • Canada Cartage • NESCO Rentals • Celtic Systems • North American Transportation • Clean Harbor Environmental Services • Coca-Cola Bottling Company • Omnitracs • Comdata Inc. • One Stop Mountain Services • Commercial Vehicle Safety • Owner-Operator Independent Alliance Drivers • Custom Permits, LLC. • Penske Truck Leasing, Co., LP • Direct Chassis Link, Inc. • Pitt Ohio Express, LLC • DISA Global Solutions • PrePass Safety Alliance • Don Norman Associates, Inc. • ProMiles Software Development • Dohrn Transfer Company • Road Ready Registration, Inc. • Envoc • Ryder System, Inc. • Erik Zakani • Schneider National, Inc. • Ernst and Young LLP • Scopelitis, Garvin, Light & • EROAD Hanson, PC • Explore Information Services, LLC • Sources Group, Inc. • Fast Enterprises LLC • Stallion Oilfield Holdings, Inc. • FedEx • Tax Trax Services LLC • Fleetworthy Solutions, Inc. • TCC – Safety, Government • Freight Chain Inc. Compliance, & Vendor Relations • Glostone Trucking Solutions Management • Hogan Truck Leasing, Inc. • TransTex License • Idealease, Inc. • Transportation Compliance • Iteris Services Inc. • J.B. Hunt Transport, Inc. • Transportation Tax Management • J.J. Keller & Associates Inc. Group • JST Truck Permits • Transportes Olympic • KLLM Transport Services, LLC. 2021 IRP, Inc. Affiliate Members updated 5/14/21 • Trucker’s Choice Insurance Agency, Inc. • U-Haul International • United Parcel Service, Inc. • Vehicle Licensing Consultants • VUSION • Werner Enterprises, Inc. • WRS Leasing LLC. • XPO Logistics Freight, Inc. .
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