Aquila Transportation, LLC

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Serving Southern California, which is home to the nation's largest container port complex, Aquila Transportation, LLC ("Aquila") is more than a new name in drayage freight solutions. Aquila uses the convergence of integrated software and hardware technology, unmatched talent and leadership, sustainability, transparency, and customer service to remove complexity from a highly fragmented, inefficient, and outdated industry. Aquila believes in keeping it simple, so the customer can focus on running their business. Our vision is to provide simple access to the goods of the world for our communities. Successful freight movement to and from the nation's largest and most complicated port complex requires the synchronization of many moving parts. Aquila will deploy a full suite of solutions, which will allow the organization to control, deploy, and analyze freight information in a touchless environment removing manual processes that are pervasive in the industry. This solves much of the industry inefficiency by providing an integrated operations and accounting platform in a manor management and customers can use on the fly to adjust to the continually changing freight environment by: • Providing precise real-time reporting of operational, statistical, and financial data • Automating route planning and optimization • Daily billing and settlement automation • Real-time communication to changing conditions and response to customer needs Aquila's mission is to make moving ocean containers from point A to point B as simple of an experience for our customers and drivers as it sounds, removing the cost burden and complexities currently plaguing the industry. By eliminating manual effort, spreadsheets, paper, and reducing headcount, combined with more agility, speed, and accuracy Aquila creates an environment where drivers only focus on driving, customers can focus on their business, while Aquila minimizes costs. Reduced cost for Aquila creates opportunities to offer below-mark