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Our work at CCC in Auburndale, Florida,
is very important to our state's and country’s economy and we take pride in having built a 50-year
heritage of incredible service. Customers continue to return because our drivers, co-workers and
managers participate in an enriched creative culture dedicated to the success of all its stakeholders.
By keeping our people, shippers and associates Connected to their customers, goods, safety and
well-being, we keep them Connected to their lives.
Delivering much-needed raw materials and consumer goods
Dry bulk commodities such as cement, fly ash, slag, lime and ground limestone are important products needed by our nation’s builders and manufacturers. Daily, consumers drink the beverages, and use the glassware and paper products that we deliver. Hundreds of thousands of homes and buildings are constructed with the drywall, lumber and concrete our drivers safely bring to market. We take pride in what we do, and we do it well.
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History
We started keeping people Connected in 1953 when we obtained a temporary operating certificate to
transport bulk cement for General Portland Cement Company, giving birth to Comcar, our present-day
parent company, by pioneering over-the-road transportation of cement. By 1958, CCC became General
Portland’s only carrier, changing forever how bulk cement was transported. Since that time, from
our headquarters in Auburndale, Florida, we have become Florida’s largest intrastate transporter
with 13 terminals in that state, as well as expansion to Georgia and Virginia with one terminal
base in each state.
Rooted in our Connected culture is our history, which is filled with successful expansion becoming the model for decentralized short-haul and/or regional carriers. Our terminals are found in some of our countries most beautiful and livable Florida towns and cities, such as Auburndale, Brookville, Crystal River, Fort Meyers, Jacksonville, Lowell, Miami, Mulberry, Newberry, Orlando, Palatka, Pompano Beach, Port Canaveral, Port Manatee, and Tampa, as well as Warner Robins in Georgia, and Williamsburg in Virginia.
Safety, ethical conduct, honesty, integrity and service make up the values that keep us focused on exceeding the needs of our customers, employees, stakeholders and communities. These values provide us a competitive advantage, making it easy for shippers to continue to employ our services and drivers to meet their long-term career objectives.
| 1953 |
Commercial Carrier Corporation obtained a temporary operating certificate
and began hauling cement |
| 1953 |
Opens main corporate office in Auburndale, Florida |
| 1954 |
Acquired permanent certificate and 12 trucks began hauling cement for
General Portland Cement |
| 1958 |
Became only carrier for General Portland Cement |
| 1960 |
Increased fleet to 50 trucks to cover hauling for additional companies |
| 1983 |
COMCAR Industries, Inc. is incorporated and Commercial Carrier Corporation
becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of COMCAR Industries, Inc. |
| 2006 |
Commercial Carrier Corporation becomes CCC Transportation, LLC |
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