New England Motor Freight has opened a new 72 door trucking terminal, 1087 Avenue D Extension, Williston, VT. This is the largest such facility in New England and features advanced computerized fiber optic tracing systems powered by the IBM AS/400 computer with state-of-the-art enhancements.

According to Lou Deforge, New England Motor Freight’s Terminal Manager, “This terminal was primarily designed as a distribution center to serve as a gateway to and from Canada, specifically to meet the import and export needs of the Eastern Provinces. We are now equipped to handle any and all trucking demands from our neighbors to the north.”

General contractor and developer for the 48,000 square foot facility was Bob Miller, President of REM Development Company, LLC, Williston, VT. Miller is pictured here (left of center) cutting the grand opening ribbon with Mike Shevell, Chairman of NEMF. Also pictured are (far left) Tim Miller, VP REM Development and Lou Deforge (far right).

About R.E.M. Development Company, LLC

With over two million square feet under lease contract, REM Development is the region’s largest commercial industrial developer of manufacturing, distribution, warehouse, and flex space.

About New England Motor Freight

Based in Elizabeth, NJ, family-owned NEMF (www.nemf.com) is the largest LTL carrier in the Northeast region. It operates 30 terminals throughout the Northeast, Florida, Puerto Rico and Canada, and reaches 85 percent of the U.S. population through service partnerships. NEMF is a member of the Shevell Group of Companies, which also includes Carrier Industries (third-party logistics and dedicated fleet), Eastern Freight Ways (Northeast truckload carrier), Apex Logistics (brokerage - nationwide truckload) and NEMF World Transport (Puerto Rico).