Friday, May 31, 2013

Press Release: BAT Donates Hole for Golf Tournament




FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa-- BAT Logistics, one of the fastest growing 3PL providers of transportation services, sponsored a hole at the Cheryl Heimes Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament.
 
The tournament was held at Eagle Hills Golf Course in Papillion, Neb., on May 25. Money raised at the tournament funds scholarships for Omaha high school students. BAT Team Leader Steve Barnes, who introduced BAT to the tournament, also participated as a player.
 

 

About BAT Logistics
Backhaul and Track Logistics d/b/a BAT Logistics provides transportation solutions to the shipping community. Our core strength is full truck load services in dry, refrigerated, and rail commodities. Our services are executed using key national carriers with a focus on small to medium sized carriers. We operate in headhaul and backhaul lanes both regionally and cross-country. We also utilize door-to-door rail services that cover the entire nation. Our industry knowledge and experience using rail transportation gives us a clear and distinct advantage over the competition.


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batgroup@batlogistics.com
Phone - 4028858100
Fax - 4028858101
20 Arena Way, Suite 2
Council Bluffs, IA 51501

 
Steve Barnes and his golf buddies Luke Nastase
and Mike Lesring take a break at Hole 14, sponsored by BAT.

Thursday, May 30, 2013

Echo: Iowa Drivers Beware of Flood Waters

According to an AP article shared by the Daily Nonpariel, the record rainfall in Iowa is causing flood conditions that could stick around for at least the next week.

So, what should you do if you come across a flooded street? Don't drive down it, even if you think your car can handle it. The average vehicle can be swept off in just a foot of water, and a man driving an SUV in flooded waters died in northeast Iowa this week.

Plus, flooded roads can collapse. Pay attention to any signage and barricades. If you must drive down a flooded street, Progressive has more tips on their website.

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Press Release: BAT Provides Services To Help Tornado Victims

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa-- Today, BAT Logistics President Shawn Rorie announced the transportation service provider is offering its services to help those affected by the tornadoes in Oklahoma.

BAT is helping Diversified Foods send a truckload of milk products from Logan, Utah to Oklahoma City. BAT is absorbing the costs as a charitable donation.

"Keep those folks down there in your thoughts and prayers," said Rorie. "They need it desperately."


About BAT Logistics
Backhaul and Track Logistics d/b/a BAT Logistics provides transportation solutions to the shipping community. Our core strength is full truck load services in dry, refrigerated, and rail commodities. Our services are executed using key national carriers with a focus on small to medium sized carriers. We operate in headhaul and backhaul lanes both regionally and cross-country. We also utilize door-to-door rail services that cover the entire nation. Our industry knowledge and experience using rail transportation gives us a clear and distinct advantage over the competition.


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batgroup@batlogistics.com
Phone - 4028858100
Fax - 4028858101
20 Arena Way, Suite 2
Council Bluffs, IA 51501

www.batlogistics.com

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Echo: Two States Encourage Safer Driving With New Effort

All drivers should brush up on their safe driving skills, or expect a ticket when driving through Indiana or Washington over the next month.

In Indiana, troopers will be looking for unsafe lane changes, following too closely, failure to yield the right of way and aggressive driving through June 8.

In Washington next week only, troopers will actually ride along with truckers to look for cars or trucks speeding and aggressive driving. When they spot someone, they will radio to another officer to stop the vehicle.

For more information, see the TruckingInfo website.

Friday, May 10, 2013

Spelunking: Goal Whipped

Last week, Operations Manager Ashley Jankowski challenged the BAT team with a goal she didn't think they'd achieve. In fact, she said she'd take a pie in the face if they were successful. Unfortunately for her, she wrong.

Check out the video in which Steve Sinclair gets the honor of pieing her. (By the way, after the video cuts off, she did make sure he went home with some whipped cream on him, too.)



(The video can also be viewed on our Facebook page under "Recent Posts By Others.")