Gay's Express Grows from WWI Livery to Regional Truck Giant
Gay's Express Inc. evolved from a World War I livery stable operation in Randolph Vermont into a multi state trucking firm with branches across New England New York and along the East Coast to Philadelphia. By 1963 the company boasted about 350 employees 95 tractors 175 semitrailers and 75 trucks serving from the Canadian border to Philadelphia with major terminals at Bellows Falls and Bennington Vermont.
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