CT Logistics

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CT Logistics

Formerly	The Commercial Traffic Company
Company type	Privately held company
Industry	Supply Chain Management
Founded	1923
Headquarters	Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Number of locations	Cleveland, USA, Birmingham, UK, Vinnitsa, Ukraine, Quezon City, Philippines
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Allan J. Miner President
Products	Transportation Management System Freight Audit & Payment Business Intelligence Consulting
Website	[1]

The Commercial Traffic Company, dba CT Logistics, is a global corporation that provides supply chain management solutions.^[buzzword]

CT Logistics was founded in 1923 by H.R. Snyder (first president), W.A. Aichele, C.C. Kalbrunner, V.C. Borrows and H.W. Elsner.

The company performs freight audits and freight payment services.^[1]

CT Logistics processes Sarbanes-Oxley-compliant freight payments in all modes for carriers and clients of all industries. The company utilizes 7 to 10 years of online data storage. CT Logistics consults on all aspects of supply chains.^[2]