Operations Optimization: Contributing to Success in a Historic Year for the Heavy Vehicle Industry in Transportation

Boost efficiency in Transportation in a record year for the heavy vehicle industry In an outstanding trend for the heavy vehicle industry, accumulated results from January to October suggest a record year in sales, production, and export in the transportation sector. This field, which encompasses retail sales, wholesale sales, production, and export, is shaping up to surpass the historical marks established in 2007. The challenging economic scenario of late 2022, characterized by the threat of a recession in the United States, posed uncertainties for the national economy and, with it, for the transportation industry. However, the resilience and adaptability of this industry have led to a notable rise. In the period from January to October, retail sales of heavy vehicles recorded an impressive advance of 33.9%, reaching a total of 42,704 vehicles, according to reports from the Mexican Association of Automotive Distributors (AMDA). This positive panorama has been driven by factors such as nearshoring and the continuous advancement of the economy. Miguel Elizalde, executive president of the National Association of Bus, Truck and Tractor-trailer Producers (ANPACT), projects a positive year-end and a 2024 that will maintain this positive momentum. Despite these achievements, Elizalde notes that there is still a deficit to recover since the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. In terms of production and export, the horizon is also optimistic. In the period from January to October, heavy unit production reached 186,830 units, an increase of 13.9% compared to the same period in 2022. In this context of expansion and exceptional performance in the heavy vehicle industry, logistics companies play a fundamental role in transportation efficiency. Control Terrestre, a leading Mexican company in transportation and logistics services, positions itself as the ideal strategic partner to guarantee efficiency and safety in merchandise transportation between the United States, Canada, and Central America. Control Terrestre's mission is to simplify the export and import process, offering comprehensive solutions backed by certified strategic collaborations. In partnership with organizations such as CTPAT, OEA, BASC, FAST, and others, Control Terrestre ensures security and service quality at every stage of the logistics process. The heavy vehicle industry is heading toward a record year, and in this exciting growth scenario for transportation, Control Terrestre stands out as the reliable logistics partner that drives efficiency and safety in international trade. Their commitment to comprehensive solutions and certified strategic collaborations underscores their position as a leader in the logistics sector.