Alabama Courier Companies Name Phone Address

Alabama Courier Companies

Alabama Courier Companies Name Phone Address

Alabama (/ ləˈbæmə /) is a state in the southeastern United States, bordering Tennessee to the north; Georgia to the east; Florida and the Gulf of Mexico to the south; And Mississippi to the west. Alabama is the 30th largest by region and the 24th most populous state in the United States. Alabama covers most of any state with a total of 1,500 miles (2,400 kilometers) of inland waterways.

Alabama is named after the state bird, the state of Yellowhama. Alabama is also known as the “Heart of Dixie” and “Cotton State”. The state tree is the tallest pine and the state flower is the camellia. The capital of Alabama is Montgomery. Birmingham, the largest city by population, has long been the most industrialized city; Huntsville is the largest city. The oldest city is Mobile, the largest urban economy in Greater Birmingham Alabama, founded in 1702 by the French colonists as the capital of French Louisiana, its most populous urban area, and its economic center.

Courier Name	Phone	Address
Estes Express Lines Loxley, AL	(251) 964-4801	MOB (109) 31081 County Road 49 Loxley, AL 36551
Expeditors Birmingham, AL	2052064530	2081 Columbiana Road Suite 19 Vestavia, AL 35216 USA
Expeditors Vestavia, AL	2052064530	2081 Columbiana Road Suite 19
Old Dominion Birmingham, AL	(205) 321-6124	601 REPUBLIC STREET BIRMINGHAM, AL 35214
Old Dominion Dothan, AL	(334) 673-2526	3026 WESTGATE PARKWAY DOTHAN, AL 36303
Old Dominion Huntsville, AL	(256) 464-9086	3378 WALL TRIANA HWY HUNTSVILLE, AL 35824
Old Dominion Mobile, AL	(251) 452-1438	806 DUMAINE ROAD MOBILE, AL 36610
Old Dominion Montgomery, AL	(334) 213-0904	759 INDUSTRIAL PARK BLVD. MONTGOMERY, AL 36117
R+L Carriers Birmingham, AL	205-853-3466	3928 Valley East Industrial Dr. Birmingham, AL 35217-1837
R+L Carriers Decatur, AL	256-353-1563	1100 Highway 20 W Decatur, AL 35601-7599
Averitt Express Montgomery	1-800-283-7488	10406 US Highway 80 East Montgomery, AL 36117
Averitt Express Opelika, AL	1-800-283-7488	701 Westpoint Pkwy Opelika, AL 36801
C.H. Robinson Birmingham, AL	205-822-0162	2090 Columbiana Road Suite 3100 Birmingham, AL 35216
C.H. Robinson Huntsville, AL	256-551-2100	2101 West Clinton Ave Suite 301 Huntsville, AL 35805
C.H. Robinson Mobile, AL	251-441-7012	110 Beauregard St. Suite 107 Mobile, AL 36602
Central Freight Lines Birmingham, AL	1-800-782-5036	5951 GREENWOOD PARKWAY BIRMINGHAM AL 35022
Central Freight Lines Mobile, AL	1-800-782-5036	811 DUMAINE RD MOBILE AL 36610
Estes Express Lines Birmingham, AL	(205) 841-9372	Birmingham – BHM (043) 3901 16th Avenue North Birmingham, AL 35234
Estes Express Lines Cusseta, AL	(334) 756-0680	Opelika – OPE (073) 5361 County Road Hwy 388 Cusseta, AL 36852
Estes Express Lines Decatur, AL	(256) 351-1135	Huntsville – HTV (036) 715 Finley Island Road Decatur, AL 35601
R+L Carriers Huntsville, AL	800-298-8116	–
R+L Carriers Mobile, AL	850-983-0063	–
R+L Carriers Montgomery, AL	334-281-1300	2836 Pyramid Avenue Montgomery, AL 36105-5404
Southeastern Freight Lines Birmingham, AL	(205)853-2022	2701 SOUTHEASTERN CIRCLE BIRMINGHAM, AL 35215
Southeastern Freight Lines Dothan, AL	(334)712-7688	3106 WESTGATE PARKWAY DOTHAN, AL 36303
Southeastern Freight Lines Huntsville, AL	(256)353-1820	6630 SWANCOTT RD MADISON, AL 35758
Southeastern Freight Lines Mobile, AL	(251)443-1557	5400 RANGELINE ROAD MOBILE, AL 36619
Southeastern Freight Lines Montgomery, AL	(334)281-0200	5000 WESTPORT BOULEVARD MONTGOMERY, AL 36108

From the

American Civil War until World War II, Alabama, like many states in South America, suffered some economic hardship due to its continued dependence on agriculture. Like other former slave states, Alabama legislators enforced the Jim Crow law to discriminate against African Americans from the end of the Reconstruction era, and at least until the 1970s.

Despite the growth of large industrial and urban centers, white rural interests dominated the state legislature from the 1901s to the 1960s. During this period, urban interests and African Americans were significantly represented below. High-profile events such as the Selma to Montgomery March made the state a focal point of the civil rights movement in the 1950s and 1960s. After World War II, Alabama flourished when the state’s economy was primarily based on agriculture with varied interests.

The economy of the twenty-first-century state is based on management, automotive, finance, manufacturing, aerospace, mineral extraction, healthcare, education, retail, and technology.