Schneider unveils new logo

Mar 19, 2014

Schneider unveiled a new logo March 18. The logo has a more contemporary look, designed to accurately reflect the areas Schneider serves, the company says.

The company’s previous logo was introduced in 1985. Over the years, the company became more widely referred to as Schneider. The logo reflects this, but the company’s full name , Schneider National, Inc., will still be used for legal documents.

Transition to the new logo will occur over time, including on the 10,000 trucks and 45,000 trailers/containers in use. Implementation will take place as trucks, trailers, containers and other equipment and materials are life cycled and replaced.

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