Central Refrigerated was the company formerly known as Dick Simon Transportation. The founder of Swift Transportation - Jerry Moyes - became the primary shareholder of that company. Dick Simon is known to some as the company whose driver drove his truck up the steps of the California state capitol in 2001, killing himself in the process. Under Moyes' leadership as the primary shareholder, Dick Simon Transportation became Central Refrigerated, and operated independently of Swift Transportation, although they did acquire their trucks through Swift Leasing. Swift bought all shares of Central Transportation in August of 2013, and Central Refrigerated is now an integral part of Swift Transportation.
No, they do not.
No, they do not.
No on both counts
To the best of my knowledge, no.
While there really isn't much of a publicly available database on this, the most major buyout Swift Transportation made was of M.S. Carriers in 2000 or 2001, IIRC. Another company they've bought out was Merit. They bought out Fulton Transportation in the early 90s, as well. Central Freight and Central Refrigerated aren't owned by Swift - they're privately owned companies which are owned in their entirety by Jerry Moyes, the CEO of Swift Transportation (whereas Swift Transportation is a publicly traded company). DSW trucks are often seen pulling Swift refrigerated trailers - DSW (Digby Southwest) is not owned by Swift - it is a fleet which leases onto Swift Transportation.
The population of Swift Transportation is 424.
Swift Transportation was created in 1966.
Swift Transportation's population is 17,700.
Some examples include: Swift Transportation Werner Enterprises Central/Central Refrigeration Knight's Transportation Covenant Transport Stevens Transport Schneider National
Yes. Swift Transportation is a publicly traded company.
The symbol for Swift Transportation Company in the NYSE is: SWFT.
Swift Transportation was founded by a man named Jerry Moyes. He remains the CEO of Swift Transportation (Swift is a publicly traded company).