A Mack tractor from Trans-X - Mississauga, Ontario.	TransX International, Mississauga December 03	TransX Mack with a CoolX trailer, Etobicoke October 03
TransX moves containers by rail. This one was passing through Brampton on its way to Chicago in August 2003.	TransX drivers waiting for outbound loads Canada Day 2003.	Mack Vision from Quik X was laying over in Mississauga.
TRANS-X International with a 53' domestic container at a receivers dock - Feb 2005	Waiting behind a TransX unit at a stoplight - April 2006
QuikX was started by some of the managers of the defunct Kwik-As-Air company. They used operating authorities from TransX, thus the similar font in the two logos. Today, QuikX operates 2 over the road divisions: QuikX Express, an expedited LTL company between all major Canadian cities. QuikX also has terminals in 3 midwestern cities in the US and in Los Angeles CA. Full Truckload services run under the ROADFAST banner. Roadfast also includes the Tro Air specialized airport feeder service. These pictures have been taken in the Toronto area.
Elke Bros from Langley BC is now a QuikX subsidiary. The trailer certainly looks that way. Mississauga - January 2007	This Roadfast Western Star was heading to the QuikX terminal - January 2007	This TransX Freightliner Century was in Toronto - February 2007
This ELKE Trucking International is QUIK X specs both the make and model of tractor and the lettering. April 2007	A QUIK X City unit in Mississauga - December 2007	This Roadfast International Prostar was going to the trailer lot in November 2008
Here is a Roadfast trailer. All Quik X Group trailers carry the "NEVER SATISFIED UNTIL YOU ARE" slogan.	This TransX Mack is departing from their Mississauga terminal. - January 2009	The driver of TransX Mack 85341 spent an afternoon polishing his truck - May 2009
This shiny green Volvo leased to TransX was bobtailing through Mississauga - December 2009	This Mack tractor was parked at a restaurant near the TransX terminal - December 2009

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