Freedom Freight Services, Div. of Tradition Transportation, Launches New Intermodal Services

The Company has been rapidly gaining additional drayage business of both inbound and outbound freight through the Port of Savannah

Aqua Power Systems Inc. logistics and transportation solutions, announced that Tradition Transportation Group Inc., through its subsidiary Freedom Freight Solutions, recently launched new intermodal services adding to the Company’s ever expanding offering of services and client solutions.

The Company has been rapidly gaining additional drayage business of both inbound and outbound freight through the Port of Savannah (Georgia). The Company has enough drayage business to support a small fleet of full time drayage operations out of the Company’s Savannah, GA location beginning in Q2 of this year.

The Company recently completed a facility tour with a potential client which translated into a contract and new customer to begin bringing in rail cars to offload into the Savannah warehouse location. The Company anticipates the first railcars to begin arriving in the coming days.

Robert Morris, CEO of Aqua Power Systems, Inc., commented on the Tradition’s recent achievements, stating, “We are thrilled to announce the launch of new intermodal services through subsidiary, Freedom Freight Solutions. Our company’s expanding offerings and client solutions are a testament to our commitment to providing reliable logistics and transportation services to our customers.

With the addition of intermodal services, the Company can provide more efficient and cost-effective transportation solutions that meet the unique needs of our customers. We are confident that these services will be well-received and will help us to continue to grow our business.

We are committed to providing the highest level of service to our customers and are constantly looking for ways to improve and expand our offerings. As we continue to grow our business, we remain focused on maintaining our commitment to reliability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.”

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