National Retail Systems
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| Privately Held | |
| Industry | Global Logistics, Transportation |
| Founded | 1953, Jersey City, NJ |
| Headquarters | North Bergen, New Jersey, USA |
Key people | Raymond Wisniewski, C.O.O. / Francis J. Walsh, Executive Vice President |
Number of employees | 5,500(2007) |
| Subsidiaries | Keystone Freight Corp., NRT, NRC, World Logistics, SinoNrs |
| Website | www.nationalretailsystems.com |
National Retail Systems, Inc., referred to as NRS, has developed a network of specific logistics companies including NRT and Keystone Freight Corp., since being founded in 1952. It is headquartered in North Bergen, New Jersey, USA.
On April 20, 2016, a National Retail Systems vehicle being operated illegally on a non-truck route by Tavaris Owens, struck and killed a cyclist in Brooklyn, New York.[1]
Equipment
National Retail Systems, Inc. has a fleet of 1,100 power units consisting of conventional over the road line haul tractors, single and double axle local tractors, straight trucks, and yard switchers. The 4300 trailers include 28', 45', 48', and 53' dry vans both swing and roll up doors.
Power
- Over the road tractors
- Single axle day cabs
- Double axle day cabs
- Straight trucks
- Yard switchers
Trailers
- 53' Dry Van Trailers
- 53' Garment on Hanger (GOH) Trailers
- 48' Dry Van Trailers
- 48' Garment on Hanger (GOH) Trailers
- 45' Dry Van Trailers
- 45' Garment on Hanger (GOH) Trailers
- 28' Pup Trailers
- 28' Low Profile Pup Trailers
- 28' Garment on Hanger (GOH) Trailers
References
- ↑ Miranda Katz. "Cyclist Killed By 18-Wheel Truck Driver In Park Slope". Gothamist. Retrieved 2016-04-20.
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