Transportation companies and decision-makers

Browse Transportation companies with their email formats and decision-maker contacts. Statistics refreshed Nov 6, 2026.

12company records

The Transportation landscape

Transportation companies operate passenger, cargo, and fleet-based mobility services across local and international routes. Decision-makers include Operations Directors, Fleet Managers, and Strategy Leaders.

Access high-growth transportation providers expanding service routes, modernizing fleets, and adopting digital booking and tracking platforms.

Most common decision-maker titles
CEO / FounderVP of SalesVP of EngineeringCOO / OperationsHead of MarketingCFO / Finance
Counted from a sample of contacts in this industry.

Industry snapshot

By company size

10001+73
1001-500045
5001-1000020
501-100017
11-5011
101-25010

By headquarters country

United States73
China13
Germany12
Canada10
United Kingdom9
Japan8
Computed from the companies in this database.

Segments within Transportation

12 Transportation company profiles (filtered)

CompanyDetailsSegmentsEmployeesVerified contactsTop email format
Knorr-Bremseknorr-bremse.com Knorr-Bremse is a manufacturer of braking systems for rail and commercial vehicles.
📍 Munich, Bayern, Germany Infrastructure, Railroad — 10 {first.last} 100%
CSXcsx.com CSX is a transportation company focused on rail transportation and real estate and among other industries.
📍 Jacksonville, FL Freight Service, Public Transportation — 9 {first_last} 100%
Norfolk Southern Corporationnscorp.com Norfolk Southern Corporation is one of the nation's premier transportation companies.
📍 Norfolk, VA Freight Service, Railroad — 6 {first.last} 100%
Canadian Pacificcpr.ca Canadian Pacific is a transportation company that facilitates cross-continental railroad systems with direct connections to seaports.
📍 Calgary, Alberta, Canada Railroad, Shipping — 5 {first_last} 100%
The Greenbier Companiesgbrx.com The Greenbrier Companies is a designers, manufacturers and marketers of railroad.
📍 Lake Oswego, Oregon, United States Railroad — 5 {first.last} 100%
SNCFsncf.com SNCF is a travel and logistics service provider company. SNCF runs and manages SNCF voyage
📍 Saint-denis, Ile-de-France, France Public Transportation, Railroad — 4 {first.last} 100%
Schneider Nationalschneider.com Schneider is the premier provider of truckload, intermodal and logistics services.
📍 Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States Railroad, Shipping — 2 {lastf} 100%
Transurban Grouptransurban.com Transurban manages and develops urban toll road networks in Australia and the USA.
📍 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Communities, Public Transportation — 2 {flast} 100%
Mundysmundys.com Mundys provides highway and airport infrastructure services.
📍 Rome, Lazio, Italy Air Transportation, Infrastructure — 2 {first.last} 100%
ArcBest Corporationarcb.com ArcBest Corporation solves complex logistics and transportation challenges.
📍 Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States Railroad — 1 {flast} 100%
JTB Corp.jtb.co.jp One the most biggest company in Japan dealing with tourism.
📍 Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan Railroad, Sales — 1 {first-last} 100%
Rush Enterprisesrushenterprises.com Rush Enterprises, Inc. owns and operates the largest network of commercial vehicle dealerships in the United States.
📍 New Braunfels, Texas, United States Railroad — 1 {lastf} 100%

Questions about Transportation leads

How many Transportation companies are in the database?

The database holds 12 Transportation company records. 12 of them have a public profile you can browse on this page.

Which Transportation roles are most common in the contact data?

In a sample of contacts for this industry the most common roles were CEO / Founder, VP of Sales, VP of Engineering.

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