Enterprise Transportation Company (founded as Cango) has been in the tank truck business for over 40 years. We began operation servicing Union Carbide Corporation’s in-plant business in 1965. In 1967 Texas Intrastate Authority was obtained and we began to handle over the road business within the state. Through interline agreements established in 1968, we began to carry interstate shipments nationwide.

In June of 1973, Cango was purchased by Enterprise Products Company, a marketing and distribution force in the Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) business. At the time of the sale, Cango operated one terminal in Texas City, TX. Enterprise Products had a private carriage fleet handling the transport of LPG and Cango complimented their existing operation.

Enterprise made major investments in chemical equipment in 1974 and in 1975 began to aggressively pursue liquid bulk business from third party shippers. Through the years our third party contract business has continued to grow. Today, Enterprise Transportation Company represents over 50 major shippers and delivers product to thousands of locations throughout the contiguous 48 states, Mexico and Canada.

Enterprise Transportation Company now stands poised as one of the ten largest tank truck companies in the United States.

We attribute much of our present to efforts we began undertaking in 1993. Up until 1993 Enterprise had been focused on servicing our customers strictly out of the US Gulf. Due to pressure from our shippers to increase our geographic coverage and reduce cost, we began to pursue growth in other regions of the country. Through internal growth and acquisition we have accomplished our goal of becoming a truly national carrier. Enterprise now operates 26 terminals in 15 states. We have reduced operating inefficiencies and increased our percentage of loaded miles. In doing so, we have insured our ability to remain highly competitive while being able to offer consistently superior service to our customers.

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