Ryder Names John Diez President of Its Fleet Management Business, Combines Units
Ryder System Inc. announced John Diez, president of its dedicated transportation solutions business, has been appointed president of fleet management solutions (FMS).
August 30, 2019Ryder Reports Record 2Q Revenue, Up 7%
Ryder System Inc. reported higher earnings and record revenue in the second quarter in all three business segments, reflecting new business and higher volumes.
July 30, 2019Clear Career Paths Needed for Technicians
Creating a clear path for career advancement to help attract and retain diesel technicians is key to growing trucking's pool of future leaders, industry experts said.
July 19, 2019RyderGyde App Accessible in Canada
Ryder System Inc. announced its RyderGyde app is now available to its customers in Canada.
May 17, 2019Reduce Risk and Cost With Your Fleet Safety Strategy
In this new white paper, learn how innovative technology provides new and more comprehensive ways to keep vehicles and people safer, as well as ways to avoid the risk and high costs that unsafe transportation practices create.
March 5, 2018Ryder Names Timothy Fiore Chief Procurement Officer
Ryder System Inc. appointed Timothy Fiore as chief procurement officer, a position he held previously at the company.
March 2, 2018Ryder Launches ELD Platform for Commercial Rental Customers
Ryder System has teamed with Geotab to launch the Ryder electronic logging device platform for commercial rental customers in North America.
November 2, 2017Ryder, Echo Report Record Third-Quarter Revenue
Ryder System Inc. reported record revenue but lower profits in the third quarter of 2017.
October 26, 2017Ryder Completes Purchase of Dallas Service Center Inc.
Ryder System Inc. announced it completed the acquisition of all outstanding equity of Dallas Service Center Inc., an independent truck repair facility located in Dallas.
October 16, 2017Ryder Supply Chain Solutions to Slash 361 Jobs at Tennessee General Motors Facility
Ryder Supply Chain Solutions will lay off 361 employees contracted to the General Motors plant in Spring Hill, Tenn., on Nov. 22, according to a notice filed with the state government.
October 2, 2017