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JTCI Brokerage has a new website produced by Augusta Free Press

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jtciJTCI Brokerage in Waynesboro has a new website promoting its freight carrier brokerage business designed by Augusta Free Press.

A certified third party logistics firm, JTCI Brokerage provides dry van, refrigerated and flatbed transportation management services for companies shipping or receiving freight.

The AFP-powered website includes pages offering payment options to carriers and a form for drivers to make themselves available for jobs. Another special feature allows shippers to fill out a form for a rate quote.

Augusta Free Press offers website design, graphic design, marketing and content services to clients in Virginia and across the United States.

More information online at AFPBusiness.com.

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