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Running a business is hard enough. Managing the unpredictability of a private fleet on top of that? It can stretch your time, your budget, and your resources thin. Between rising equipment costs, sudden repairs, labor shortages, and ever-changing compliance requirements, maintaining a fleet you own can quickly become a financial and operational drain.

At Aim Transportation Solutions, we help companies eliminate those variables. Our full-service leasing program gives you access to safe, reliable, customized equipment backed by full maintenance, compliance support, and nationwide service coverage—all bundled into a single, predictable monthly payment. No unexpected line items. No surprise maintenance costs. No billing confusion.

Just simple, transparent fleet management that allows you to contain costs and stay focused on your business.

A recent Transport Topics article highlights a stark reality: margins for for-hire carriers are projected to continue shrinking in 2025, even as operating costs for fuel, insurance, and labor continue to climb. As fleet expenses rise and market pressures intensify, companies managing private fleets are looking for ways to reduce risk, contain costs, and remain agile. That’s where Aim’s Dedicated Contract Carriage services come in—offering a smarter, safer, and more scalable approach to fleet operations.

If your company operates its own fleet, chances are you’ve already felt the sting of rising liability insurance premiums. Over the last decade, transportation-related lawsuits have surged in size and frequency—especially “nuclear verdicts,” where jury awards exceed $10 million. These cases don’t just impact the companies directly involved, they drive up insurance rates across the board, making it harder for businesses of every size to stay protected without breaking the bank.

For companies trying to manage their own transportation operations, this creates a costly and dangerous risk. But with Aim’s Dedicated Contract Carriage solution, there’s a better way forward.

Arnold Comer has been driving with Aim for nearly nine years, currently supporting the Hydro account out of Gainesville, GA. Originally from Philadelphia, trucking is in his blood. “My dad drove for Greyhound, and I come from a long line of drivers,” Arnold said. “It just made sense for me to follow that path.”

Continuing its commitment to open communication, Aim Transportation Solutions held its fourth annual Aim Talks discussion, a virtual townhall-style event that builds on the company’s longstanding open-door policy. This forum gives Aim’s senior leaders the opportunity to share updates, address current priorities, spotlight future initiatives, and showcase the hard work and dedication of Aim’s employees across all departments.