All Roads Lead Here.

Rail Container Services (RCS), a subsidiary of World Shipping, Inc., is born. We start operations as a comprehensive intermodal and cargo transportation service company.

Rail Container Services becomes an intermodal ramp contractor for the Norfolk & Western (now NS) railroad in Cleveland. RCS can better service inland intermodal rail and terminal needs.

Sister company, Midwest Container Services, begins operations. Complete inland intermodal services are now offered to customers moving containers into the Midwest and interior.

Midwest Container Services expands operations with a new terminal in Cincinnati, Ohio to strengthen its Midwest presence and capabilities.

Midwest Container Services opens a Baltimore terminal, creating an important link between East Coast ports and Midwest customers.

Rail Container Services opens facilities in Chicago and Columbus, strengthening its strategic Midwest intermodal network.

Rail Container Services opens Cincinnati and St. Louis facilities. This expansion gives the network its western border and provides a near seamless link for cross-country shipping.

Midwest Container Services opens a Columbus terminal, providing an additional presence in the Ohio Valley.

Midwest Container Services opens a facility in St. Louis, strengthening the western edge of the network.

Rail Container Services and Midwest Container Services merge to form ContainerPort Group, Inc., providing customers one recognizable name, both in quality and complete intermodal service.

ContainerPort Group opens a terminal in Louisville and the New York/New Jersey area to provide more Midwest service and an important link to one of the world’s busiest ports.

ContainerPort Group acquires Hamilton Trucking, providing easy access to another East Coast port and a Canadian gateway through offices in Norfolk and Rochester. Intermodal Container Logistics (a global logistics management company) is also formed, specializing in land and sea container logistics and supply chain management.

ContainerPort Group expands its Midwest presence by opening a terminal in Indianapolis. This provides a much needed “spoke” to both the Chicago and Cincinnati facilities.

ContainerPort Group opens a facility in Detroit, providing another Canadian gateway. CPG is now able to meet all-important intermodal service needs in the Motor City.

ContainerPort Group increases market share significantly by acquiring Reserve International and Reserve Distribution.

ContainerPort Group is granted access to the Norfolk Southern Louisville ramp, further strengthening its presence in the Louisville marketplace.

ContainerPort Group acquires BC Transportation and now has terminals in Newark, Buffalo, Baltimore, Norfolk, Cleveland and Columbus to better serve motor carrier needs. CPG opens a Philadelphia office, expanding its Northeast presence, is granted access to the Norfolk Southern Cincinnati ramp and opens a new Norfolk Southern Sharon ramp to further expand Cincinnati-area service capabilities.

ContainerPort Group is granted access to the Norfolk Southern Appliance Park (Louisville) ramp. This improves turn time and efficiency and accommodates increased truck volume.

CPG becomes the leading provider of public warehousing, cargo distribution, special handling and customized logistics by acquiring Norfolk Warehouse Distribution Centers. CPG is also granted access to the CSX Cleveland ramp.

ContainerPort Group is granted access to the Norfolk Southern ramp in Greensboro, North Carolina, expanding its reach to the southern states.

ContainerPort Group opens offices in Joliet, Illinois.

A 70-acre “mega” facility is opened in Columbus.

Indianapolis operations move to a larger and more centrally located facility.

ContainerPort Group opens a new trucking terminal in Atlanta.

CPG opens a new trucking terminal in Savannah and relocates its Kansas City terminal to a larger dedicated facility.

New trucking terminals are opened in Memphis and Houston to expand CPG’s southern presence.

ASF Intermodal's expansive network joins CPG, significantly expanding truck capacity and adding terminals in Charleston, Dallas, Fort Worth and Mobile.

ContainerPort Group Debuts at #86 for Transport Topics Top 100 For-Hire Carriers and ranks #10 for Top Drayage. CPG also gained 6 ranks on the CCJ Top 250 list in 2019, clinching the No. 90 spot (formerly No. 96). CPG is named to 2019 Best Employers in Ohio. CPG also launches Bulk Liquid services in Detroit and joined the U.S. EPA SmartWay Transport Partnership.

ContainerPort Group Ranked on AJOT Top 100 for Second Consecutive Year. The company also expanded its reach, opening its 25^th terminal in Minneapolis, MN.