Warren Transport Inc. didn?t need a meeting to make the decision to do what they could to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Company president Bob Molinaro said ?I knew there was something our company could do to make a positive impact and directed my people to get to work on it.?

?Our people rolled up their sleeves and before we knew it we had trailers loaded and in transit to different destinations in the devastated Gulf Coast region? Molinaro said. ?We?re very fortunate to have such caring people working for our organization. It makes all the difference in the world.?

Warren Transport Operations personnel worked closely with their Independent Contractors to dispatch power units and trailers to several Midwest locations to serve as gathering points for food clothing and other miscellaneous life necessities for the victims of the nation?s worst natural disaster in nearly 100 years. Executive vice president of operations Dick Donnelly added ?It truly was a proud moment to see our people come together in a natural reaction to make a positive impact where so many people are suffering and desperately need help. We are very proud of all our people.?

Warren headquartered in Waterloo Ia. is a specialized motor carrier operating in all forty-eight contiguous United States and Canada with through-trailer service to and from Mexico. Warren is recognized as the largest transporter of agricultural and farm machinery in North America.