Saia Expands Northeast Network with New Long Island Terminal
Key Highlights
- ➤Saia opens Deer Park terminal, expanding Long Island and New York metropolitan coverage
- ➤New facility adds capacity to support growing shipping demand
- ➤Saia operates 219 terminals providing national service
Expert Statements
Ray Ramu, Executive Vice President and Chief Customer Officer of Saia
“Long Island is an important market for our customers, and this investment reflects our ongoing commitment to expanding our network where service, capacity and connectivity matter most,”
Ray Ramu, Executive Vice President and Chief Customer Officer of Saia
“This new terminal strengthens our presence in the Northeast and enables us to deliver the reliable service, and operational excellence customers expect from Saia.”
Ray Ramu, Executive Vice President and Chief Customer Officer of Saia
“As we continue to grow, our focus remains on creating a network that delivers value for our customers today while supporting future demand,”
Ray Ramu, Executive Vice President and Chief Customer Officer of Saia
“Every terminal investment helps strengthen our ability to connect businesses with the markets they need to reach.”
JOHNS CREEK, Ga., Oct. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Saia Inc. (NASDAQ: SAIA), a leading provider of less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation services, announced the opening of its newest terminal in Deer Park, New York, further expanding the company’s growing network across the Northeast. The new Long Island facility enhances Saia’s ability to serve customers throughout Long Island and the greater New York metropolitan area while providing additional capacity to support growing shipping demand.
Strategically located in Deer Park, the terminal strengthens connectivity between Long Island businesses and Saia’s nationwide network, helping improve service efficiency, freight movement and market coverage throughout the region. The facility also positions Saia to better support customers operating in one of the country’s most densely populated and economically significant markets.
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