MTM Trucking and Logistics has recently attained its certification as a women-owned business from the national Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC).

The Truckload Carrier Association’s annual convention at the Gaylord Opryland in Nashville brought trucking industry representatives from across the country..

2023 is in the rearview mirror at MTM. Here is what MTM looks forward to in 2024 as the team builds on the foundations of an already solid trucking and logistics operation.

MTM driver Tania Wong-Mills was honored as a Maryland driver of the month. She was one of 12 drivers honored in 2023 for safe driving.

When 2023 began, our team at MTM had some specific goals that can be summarized in these four R’s: Rebrand, Revitalize, Reinforce and Refocus. 

I’m pleased that we hit the mark in all four of these areas. It sets our team up for the growth we expect and that we are excited about in 2024, which we hope will be our best year yet.

While the U.S. trucking industry poured $14 billion into safety measures to make highways safer, MTM was investing in its own technology, training and driver incentive programs to safeguard its own drivers and protect customers.

MTM would welcome your help in gathering gifts for local children through the Toys for Tots campaign. Anyone who wants to contribute can bring new, unwrapped toys for children up to age 16 years old to the MTM headquarters at 1007 Old Philadelphia Road, suite 500 in Aberdeen. Donations will be accepted 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday through Dec. 18.

A new MTM – rebranded as MTM Trucking and Logistics – has risen from family turmoil, emerging stronger than ever and poised to grow, with Taylor Santiago holding the reins and leading the company alongside her mother, Judy Santiago, MTM’s owner.