Reliable At Navajo Express, we believe that home, money, and more mileage should all be given with respect. It is our responsibility to ensure that Navajo shippers and employees recognize our drivers for being dedicated professionals. Multiple industry experts have recognized Navajo for its service and innovative thinking. We are enthusiastic about offering our clients innovative solutions that improve efficiency and guarantee on-time shipments. With a team of hardworking drivers and a fleet that is on time and safe, our customers trust us for our integrity, industry experience, professionalism, and dependability. Our Full Truckload, Nationally Recognized Carrier is ready to handle your freight needs with care, efficiency, and safety. Navajo has a wide network that covers all major freight markets. We work on providing value-added shipping services that keep your product intact and free from defects during delivery.
The reviews for Navajo Transportation are somewhat inconsistent. Several drivers commend the company for being transparent, patient, and easy to work with during orientation and once they are on the road. They appreciate how employees are treated like human beings rather than cogs in a machine, and that rescheduling freight deliveries is a straightforward process. These drivers often note that while some aspects of the company, such as the fleet of road-worn trucks, are less than ideal, being able to earn and drive distances is proof that Navajo supports them. Contrarily, other drivers, including one who has been with the company for four years, have lower opinions of Navajo. One cautioned that the most apparent answer to one of the responses here, advising that the person asking avoid Navajo, goes to show just how bad the company looks to former drivers. A few of their complaints are that the company has violated them and urged them not to apply. Additionally, one reviewer emphasized that they understand the complexities of the trucking industry but found the company to be surprisingly unethical, overbearing, and even dangerous to work for. Finally, the presentations are well-received by the shipping reviews, but they depict Navajo as a company that is easy to communicate with, supportive, and makes working to meet and exceed the authors' expectations. This institutional tension is tough to interpret.
