The origins of Heartland Express can be traced to 1955, when it was started out as a hauler for the recently launched Whirlpool line of washing machines. The company remained small for the next two decades, growing to a fleet of 16 trucks by the late 1970s. It was only in 1978, when Russell A. Gerdin bought the company, that Heartland's evolution into a leading trucking company began.
Heartland Express, Inc. is one of the leading trucking companies serving the short-to-medium haul truckload market in the United States. Based outside of Iowa City, Iowa, Heartland's operations are primarily concentrated within the region east of the Rockies and west of the New York/Pennsylvania border. The company focuses especially on the Midwest and Southeast regions; the company also offers limited but expanding service to the West and East Coast regions, however, and serves all 48 states in the continental United States.
Heartland hires from all 48 contiguous states
While Heartland hires and runs all 48 states, they run many regional routes within their system.
Heartland operates all 48 contiguous states
While Heartland hires and runs all 48 states, they run many regional routes within their system.
Heartland has the following home time options available:
Regional, dedicated, and salary fleets are home most weekends or even more frequently, OTR positions are home generally every other week.
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