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Duie Pyle Opens Cincinnati LTL Hub as Part of Midwest Expansion Push

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Tuesday, October 20, 2026

A. Duie Pyle has launched a 44-door less-than-truckload service center in the Cincinnati area, marking the carrier's latest move to extend its direct network beyond its traditional Northeast base. The West Chester, Pennsylvania-based company expects the facility to generate 21 initial jobs, growing to approximately 36 employees by year-end 2026. The Cincinnati opening follows a 78,760-square-foot warehouse in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania and advances Pyle's westward expansion strategy announced in 2025. The strategy includes establishing additional Ohio terminals to improve transit times and reduce reliance on partner carriers. Pyle previously acquired a former Yellow Corp. terminal in Bowling Green to serve Toledo and leased a Columbus facility. The Cincinnati hub strengthens freight connections between the Midwest and Pyle's established Northeast and Mid-Atlantic markets. More direct shipments through the hub reduce intermediate transfers and improve service consistency.

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