NORMAL, ILLINOIS – Inbound Logistics magazine has selected Nussbaum as one of the top motor carriers in the United States. The winners were featured in the magazine’s September issue. Brent Nussbaum, CEO said, “This award is a tribute to our drivers and employees who are committed to providing the utmost level of customer service. It is a great honor to be selected as a top carrier in the industry.” Nussbaum is proud to provide innovative and reliable transportation solutions for our customers, while still maintaining the high level of integrity on which the company was founded.

“Nussbaum Transportation continues to help shippers gain a competitive edge through innovative solutions, cost-saving strategies and true partnerships. That’s why Inbound Logistics editors have recognized Nussbaum as a 2011 Top 100 Motor Freight Carrier,” said Felecia Stratton, the magazine's editor.

Inbound Logistics editors select the best transportation providers by carefully evaluating information submitted by carriers, conducting personal interviews and online research, and comparing that data to readers’ motor freight and logistics challenges. This year's class of Top 100 Motor Carriers were selected from a pool of more than 250 companies. The chosen carriers offer the diverse operational capabilities and experience to meet readers' unique supply chain and logistics needs.

Nussbaum is an Illinois-based truckload carrier that offers truckload services, dedicated contract carriage and third-party logistics to customers throughout the United States. Founded in 1945, the company has a reputation for working with customers to create dedicated routes and customized solutions that both save money and improve service. Innovation, integrity and perseverance have made Nussbaum a trusted carrier of choice for truckload shipments.

Inbound Logistics the leading trade magazine targeted toward business logistics and supply chain managers. The magazine's editorial mission is to help companies of all sizes better manage corporate resources by speeding and reducing inventory and supporting infrastructure, and better matching demand signals to supply lines. More information is available at www.inboundlogistics.com