WROXETER, ON – Hyndman Transport, a subsidiary of Celadon Group, is settling into a new terminal in Ayr, Ontario.

Located at 2616 Cedar Creek Road, just off highways 401 and 97 at Exit 268, the facility features a new driver lounge, dorm rooms, and an expanded maintenance facility with wash bay and loading dock. The site will also serve as a base of operations for recruiting and orientation, and includes administration space as well.

The truckload carrier closed its Kitchener, Ontario terminal, transferring drivers and staff to the new site.

“We wanted to offer our drivers additional resources housed in a facility that’s second to none,” said Mike Campbell, Hyndman president. “The new Ayr terminal not only allows us to provide more services to our drivers than ever before, it also provides drivers with a very convenient location.”

“Additionally, the opening of our new terminal is the latest initiative that demonstrates our customer commitment to ensuring we continue to provide excellent service in truckload transportation throughout the Canadian provinces and beyond,” he added.

Hyndman has been in business for more than 75 years and now has terminals in Levis, Quebec; Winnipeg, Manitoba; and Ayr, Ontario. The head office is based in Wroxeter, Ontario.

Celadon Group is based in Indianapolis, Indiana, and has average annual revenues of almost US $700 million.