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Title: LTL Industry Analysis
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Also, the regional LTL companies cut into the business of the national LTLs since they operate much more cheaply because of the use of non-union truck drivers and workers.
Main Elements of Roadway’s Strategy
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They aimed to forge long-term relationships with customers so they can have repeat business from loyal customers. This strategy isn’t effective since customers are more worried about price differences and the increased services along with a low cost.
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