Prosport Express Inc

Prosport Express Inc Transportation and Logistics company located in Illinois, Arkansas, Georgia and California.

Severe Weather Threat This WeekendA severe weather threat is in place from the Mississippi and Ohio valleys across the S...
03/26/2025

Severe Weather Threat This Weekend
A severe weather threat is in place from the Mississippi and Ohio valleys across the Southeast starting this weekend for the final days of March.
According to NOAA's Storm Prediction Center, damaging winds, very large hail and a few tornadoes are all potential threats.
Timing
A new storm system could fire up a few severe storms as soon as Saturday night in the Midwest, but the more widespread potential is expected Sunday and Monday.
-Sunday-Sunday Night: The threat area stretches across the Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee Valleys. That includes St. Louis; Little Rock, Arkansas; Louisville, Kentucky; and Memphis and Nashville, Tennessee.
Driving in severe weather conditions like damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes can be extremely dangerous.
Here are some safety tips to follow:
NEVER USE CRUISE CONTROL IN SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS!
THIS WILL SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASE THE RISK OF JACKKNIFING!
Slow down – High speeds make it harder to control your vehicle in gusty winds.
Be cautious on bridges and overpasses – Winds can be stronger in open areas.
Avoid stopping under overpasses – This can cause traffic hazards and congestion.
Find shelter – Look for a parking garage, gas station canopy, or any sturdy cover.
Your safety—and the safety of your truck and trailer—are more important than anything else.
No load, deadline, or delivery is worth risking your life.
If conditions become too dangerous, find a safe place to pull over and wait it out.
Call your dispatcher and update about the traveling conditions.
Stay alert, make smart decisions, and remember: it’s always better to arrive late than not at all.
Thank you for your hard work!

Fresh Severe Weather Threat To Impact Midwest and South For The Upcoming Weekend!This weekend is bringing a severe weath...
03/21/2025

Fresh Severe Weather Threat To Impact Midwest and South For The Upcoming Weekend!
This weekend is bringing a severe weather threat to the Midwest and the South.
Timing
The threat of severe weather on Saturday night is focused from eastern Kansas into northern and central Missouri, including Kansas City.
It is currently not expected to be a significant or widespread event, but large hail is possible.
The potential for severe storms shifts southward on Sunday across an area that extends from eastern Texas to Tennessee, including much of the lower Mississippi Valley. NOAA's Storm Prediction Center (SPC) is warning of possible damaging winds and large hail, although a tornado or two cannot be ruled out.
The threat peaks from Sunday afternoon to early Monday as the cold front encounters warm, moist air surging northward from the Gulf.
DO NOT USE CRUISE CONTROL ON SNOW, SLEET, RAIN, AND FREEZING RAIN!
THIS WILL SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASE THE RISK OF JACKKNIFING!
Safety Tips:
Slow down – Ice and snow can reduce traction, increasing stopping distances.
Keep a safe distance – Allow more space between your vehicle and others on the road.
Check your tires – Properly inflated tires with good tread improve stability.
Clear all snow and ice – Ensure full visibility before driving.
Pack an emergency kit – Include blankets, a flashlight, water, snacks, and a phone charger.
Avoid sudden movements – Gradual acceleration and braking help maintain control.
Stay updated – Monitor weather reports and road conditions before heading out.
Thank you for your hard work!

Winter Storm Prompts Blizzard Warnings In Multiple States Across Plains And Upper MidwestBlizzard warnings have been iss...
03/19/2025

Winter Storm Prompts Blizzard Warnings In Multiple States Across Plains And Upper Midwest
Blizzard warnings have been issued in the Plains and upper Midwest as a winter storm hauls snow and high winds across those regions, resulting in treacherous or impossible travel conditions.
Latest Storm Status
This morning, the storm is producing snowfall and strong winds in western Kansas, parts of Nebraska, and northwest Iowa, as seen in the latest radar snapshot below. Wind gusts have topped 50 mph in some of the areas where snow is falling.
Blizzard conditions prompted a closure of Interstate 70 this morning from just east of Denver to Wakeeney, Kansas.
Interstate 80 is also shut down because of the storm in central and eastern Nebraska, from Lincoln to Lexington.
Snowfall or rain changing to snow in combination with gusty winds could spread as far south and east as northern Missouri, northern Illinois, northern Indiana, and lower Michigan.
Safety Tips for Driving in Winter Weather:
DO NOT USE CRUISE CONTROL ON SNOW, SLEET, RAIN, AND FREEZING RAIN!
THIS WILL SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASE THE RISK OF JACKKNIFING!
Slow down – Ice and snow can reduce traction, increasing stopping distances.
Keep a safe distance – Allow more space between your vehicle and others on the road.
Check your tires – Properly inflated tires with good tread improve stability.
Clear all snow and ice – Ensure full visibility before driving.
Pack an emergency kit – Include blankets, a flashlight, water, snacks, and a phone charger.
Avoid sudden movements – Gradual acceleration and braking help maintain control.
Stay updated – Monitor weather reports and road conditions before heading out.
Thank you for your hard work!

Heavy Snow and Possible Blizzard Conditions in the Central Rockies and Upper MidwestValid Wed Mar 19 2025 - Fri Mar 21 2...
03/19/2025

Heavy Snow and Possible Blizzard Conditions in the Central Rockies and Upper Midwest
Valid Wed Mar 19 2025 - Fri Mar 21 2025
Timing the Storm
-Wednesday: Snow or rain changing to snow will impact areas from northern Kansas into eastern Nebraska, western and northern Iowa, southern Minnesota, northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The combination of snow and strong wind gusts over 40 or 50 mph will create blizzard or near-blizzard conditions in some of these areas.
Travel should be avoided because of low visibility and the potential for snow to make roads slippery. That includes the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro (especially south metro); Sioux City, Iowa; Omaha, Nebraska; and Rochester, Minnesota.
Areas in the Midwest and South where rain is forecast might see a few severe storms with gusty winds or hail, but we don't expect anything near the severity of what these regions saw in the outbreak this past Friday and Saturday.
-Wednesday Night-Thursday: Snowfall or rain changing to snow in combination with gusty winds could spread as far south and east as northern Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and lower Michigan. But accumulations should be minimal.
DO NOT CRUISE CONTROL ON SNOW, SLEET, RAIN, AND FREEZING RAIN!
THIS WILL SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASE THE RISK OF JACKKNIFING!
Thank you for your hard work!

Winter Storm To Sweep From Rockies To Plains, Upper Midwest With Snow And Strong Winds, Including Blizzard ConditionsA w...
03/18/2025

Winter Storm To Sweep From Rockies To Plains, Upper Midwest With Snow And Strong Winds, Including Blizzard Conditions
A winter storm tracking through the West will emerge in the Plains and upper Midwest by Tuesday night into Wednesday.
A combination of snow and high winds will produce blizzard conditions in some areas, resulting in dangerous travel conditions.
Blizzard warnings are now in effect for parts of the Plains, including from northwest Kansas to central and eastern Nebraska, western Iowa, far southeast South Dakota and southwest Minnesota. That includes Omaha, Nebraska, and Sioux City, Iowa.
Winter storm watches stretch northeastward from there through southeast Minnesota, northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Some of these areas could be upgraded to blizzard warnings or winter storm warnings later today.
Timing the Storm
-Tuesday: Much of the northern and central Rockies will be impacted by snowfall. Some snow could reach as far east as South Dakota during the day.
-Tuesday Night: Snow or rain changing to snow and increasing winds will advance across parts of South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, northwest Iowa and southern Minnesota. Blizzard conditions will develop in the Central Plains.
DO NOT CRUISE CONTROL ON SNOW, SLEET, RAIN, AND FREEZING RAIN!
THIS WILL SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASE THE RISK OF JACKKNIFING!
If it’s not safe to drive, find the nearest truck stop to park safely.
Call the dispatch department and update them on the current weather conditions.
We need you and the equipment to be safe, before anything else!
Thank you for your hard work!

Northern Arizona highways to remain closed through Friday nightInterstate travelers east-west can use I-10 and I-8Due to...
03/14/2025

Northern Arizona highways to remain closed through Friday night
Interstate travelers east-west can use I-10 and I-8
Due to Thursday's winter weather and another storm in the forecast, Northern Arizona highways are expected to remain closed through Friday night.
The Arizona Department of Transportation and Arizona Department of Public Safety are focused on public safety and working together throughout these winter storms. Interstate motorists should use Interstate 8 and Interstate 10 to travel through Arizona.
The following highways are closed due to winter weather:
Interstate 40 eastbound near Kingman and in Ash Fork (mileposts 71 & 146)
Interstate 40 westbound between Williams and Holbrook (mileposts 158-289)
Interstate 17 northbound at State Route 179 (milepost 299)
State Route 89A in both directions between Sedona and I-17 (mileposts 375-394)
State Route 87 southbound near Winslow (milepost 338)
Drivers who choose to travel when snow is falling or expected to fall should be prepared to spend extended time on the road in winter conditions. Drivers should check with the National Weather Service for current weather conditions and forecasts and plan accordingly.
ADOT snowplows are working around the clock. Motorists should avoid tailgating snowplows – leave four car-lengths between the snowplow and your vehicle – and do not pass a snowplow. Let the snowplow clear the roadway of snow and ice, allowing for safer travel for everyone.
Motorists who choose to travel during winter storms should pack an emergency kit. A full list of recommended items is available at azdot.gov/KnowSnow.
Real-time highway conditions are available on ADOT’s Arizona Traveler Information site at az511.gov, the AZ511 app (download for Apple or Android devices) or by calling 511.
DO NOT CRUISE CONTROL ON SNOW, SLEET, RAIN, AND FREEZING RAIN!
THIS WILL SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASE THE RISK OF JACKKNIFING!
If it’s not safe to drive, find the nearest truck stop to park safely.
Call the dispatch department and update them on the current weather conditions.
We need you and the equipment to be safe, before anything else!
Thank you for your hard work!

Multi-Day Severe Weather Outbreak!!!I-40 is now closed in BOTH directions between Ash Fork, AZ, and Winslow, AZ!!!DO NOT...
03/14/2025

Multi-Day Severe Weather Outbreak
!!!I-40 is now closed in BOTH directions between Ash Fork, AZ, and Winslow, AZ!!!
DO NOT USE CRUISE CONTROL IN SNOW, SLEET, RAIN, AND FREEZING RAIN!
THIS WILL SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASE THE RISK OF JACKKNIFING!
If it’s not safe to drive, find the nearest truck stop to park safely.
Call the dispatch department and update them on the current weather conditions.
We need you and the equipment to be safe before anything else!
Thank you for your hard work!
A multi-day severe weather outbreak is expected in the Mississippi Valley into the Lower Ohio Valley this afternoon into Saturday and through the Central Gulf states on Saturday. Significant tornadoes, widespread damaging winds, and large hail are likely. Strong winds, low relative humidity, and dry fuels will bring extremely critical fire weather conditions to the Southern Plains today.
Friday- Friday Night's Severe Thunderstorm Forecast
Locations:
Much of the Mississippi Valley, as well as parts of the lower Ohio and Tennessee valleys, are in the threat.
Areas shaded red below have the highest risk of severe storms, including St. Louis, Paducah, Kentucky; Memphis, Tennessee; and Des Moines, Iowa.
Swaths of intense damaging wind gusts from 80 to 100 mph locally, tornadoes (possibly EF2 or stronger) and large hail up to the size of baseballs could accompany any storms that turn severe. Tornadoes might spin up within a line of severe storms sweeping across the Midwest and with any supercells that develop in the mid-South.
Saturday-Saturday Night Forecast
Locations:
The Deep South has the highest risk for severe storms, including parts of Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee and the Florida Panhandle. That includes Atlanta; Birmingham, Huntsville and Montgomery, Alabama; Chattanooga and Nashville, Tennessee; Jackson, Mississippi; New Orleans; and Pensacola, Florida.
Sunday's Forecast
The cold front might produce additional bouts of severe storms from the mid-Atlantic states to the Southeast as the weekend ends. That includes Charleston, South Carolina; Raleigh, North Carolina; Philadelphia; and Washington, D.C.

Blizzard for the North, Severe Weather Outbreak for the Central and South U.S.A significant Winter Storm, Marisol, will ...
03/11/2025

Blizzard for the North, Severe Weather Outbreak for the Central and South U.S.
A significant Winter Storm, Marisol, will develop over the United States on Friday.
A bomb cyclone rapidly develops while a deep upper wave moves across the central U.S., forecast to deliver an intense snow blizzard to the Northern Plains and the Upper Midwest.
For the Central and Southern U.S., a widespread severe weather outbreak will occur Friday through Saturday.
On the cold side of the winter storm, snowfall will intensify across Colorado and Wyoming into western Nebraska and the Dakotas through Saturday morning. The snow blizzard will significantly intensify across the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest Friday night into Saturday. Intense snowfall with near-zero visibility is expected.
DO NOT USE CRUISE CONTROL ON SNOW, SLEET, RAIN, AND FREEZING RAIN!
THIS WILL SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASE THE RISK OF JACKKNIFING!
Treat Your Diesel-Use “911” anti-gel additive to your truck’s fuel tanks before adding your fuel.
Check for Frozen Brakes.
Keep an Eye on the Weather.
Stock the Right equipment: waterproof gloves, a reflective vest, a flashlight, and boots with good traction/grip.
Chain Ready-Please double check you have them- they will place you OOS with big Fines, even if is not snowing.
Thank you for your hard work!

03/10/2025

The incoming Winter Storm Marisol is set to bring heavy rain, mountain snow, and gusty winds across multiple regions.
What to Expect:
Western U.S.: Heavy rain and mountain snow.
Rockies & Northern Plains: Snow with gusty winds, creating hazardous whiteout conditions.
Southern U.S.: Severe weather threats later this week in New Orleans, Little Rock, Nashville, and Atlanta.
Central U.S.: Critical fire weather due to dry and windy conditions, especially in New Mexico and the southern Plains, through Saturday.
Safety Tips for Driving in Winter Weather:
DO NOT USE CRUISE CONTROL ON SNOW, SLEET, RAIN, AND FREEZING RAIN!
THIS WILL SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASE THE RISK OF JACKKNIFING!
Slow down – Ice and snow can reduce traction, increasing stopping distances.
Keep a safe distance – Allow more space between your vehicle and others on the road.
Check your tires – Properly inflated tires with good tread improve stability.
Clear all snow and ice – Ensure full visibility before driving.
Pack an emergency kit – Include blankets, a flashlight, water, snacks, and a phone charger.
Avoid sudden movements – Gradual acceleration and braking help maintain control.
Stay updated – Monitor weather reports and road conditions before heading out.
If it’s not safe to drive, find the nearest truck stop to park safely.
Call the dispatch department and update them on the current weather conditions.
We need you and the equipment to be safe, before anything else!
Thank you for your hard work!

Driving into the weekend! Thank you Kul for sharing these beautiful pictures!
02/28/2025

Driving into the weekend!
Thank you Kul for sharing these beautiful pictures!

Happy Valentine’s Day, ProSport Team! 🚚To our incredible office team and dedicated drivers, we truly appreciate all that...
02/14/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day, ProSport Team! 🚚

To our incredible office team and dedicated drivers, we truly appreciate all that you do. Your hard work, commitment, and teamwork make a difference every day. May this Valentine’s Day bring you joy, appreciation, and a reminder of how valued you are. Wishing you a day filled with kindness, happiness, and a little extra love!
Thank you for all that you do!

Happy New Year, ProSport Team! To all of our drivers who dedicate themselves to keeping us connected, supplied, and on t...
01/01/2025

Happy New Year, ProSport Team!
To all of our drivers who dedicate themselves to keeping us connected, supplied, and on the move: as we welcome this New Year, we celebrate your hard work, resilience, and the countless hours you spend on the road. May the year ahead bring you safe journeys, rewarding opportunities, and the fulfillment of your goals. Here’s to another year of driving forward—together. Happy New Year!

ProSport Team,As we approach the holiday season, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude for your ha...
12/24/2024

ProSport Team,
As we approach the holiday season, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude for your hard work and dedication throughout the year. May this festive season bring you joy, peace, and relaxation with loved ones.
Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year! Thank you for keeping things moving, and we look forward to another year of successful partnership.

12/17/2024

There’s something truly rewarding about seeing one of our ProSport trucks on the road — it's not just a vehicle, but a symbol of the dedication, teamwork, and commitment that fuel our journey. Each mile represents the passion and effort our team puts into delivering quality and service to our customers. It's a proud reminder that every small action contributes to the larger purpose of building trust, making an impact, and driving success. It’s a great moment to pause and appreciate how far we’ve come together.

🚛❄️ Winter Warriors: How Truck Drivers Brave the Cold and Keep Us Moving ❄️🚛When winter weather strikes, our drivers are...
12/13/2024

🚛❄️ Winter Warriors: How Truck Drivers Brave the Cold and Keep Us Moving ❄️🚛
When winter weather strikes, our drivers are out there, ensuring that goods get delivered, even in the toughest conditions. From snowstorms to freezing temperatures, these hardworking professionals face challenges that many of us wouldn’t even dream of, all while keeping our economy running smoothly. Thank you ProSport team - have a great and safe weekend!

Happy Thanksgiving from ProSport Express!As we take a moment to reflect this holiday season, we extend our sincere grati...
11/27/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from ProSport Express!

As we take a moment to reflect this holiday season, we extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who makes our success possible.
To our dedicated truck drivers: Your hard work and commitment ensure the smooth flow of goods across the country. You are the backbone of our operations, and we are deeply thankful for your efforts.
To our exceptional staff: Your passion, expertise, and commitment to excellence drive our success every day. We could not achieve our goals without your dedication.
To our valued customers: We are grateful for your trust in our ability to deliver reliable, high-quality service. Your continued support motivates us to always aim higher and exceed expectations.
As we celebrate Thanksgiving, we are reminded that it is teamwork, trust, and mutual respect that allow us to thrive. Here’s to another year of shared success.
Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful and safe holiday season.

🚛 Cheers to Our Team! ✨ Happy Friday, everyone! As the week wraps up, we want to take a moment to shout out to our...
11/22/2024

🚛 Cheers to Our Team! ✨
Happy Friday, everyone! As the week wraps up, we want to take a moment to shout out to our incredible drivers and support staff. Your dedication keeps our business rolling smoothly!
Safe travels, and enjoy some well deserved rest!

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Sunday Encounter!
Sunday Encounter!

There’s something truly rewarding about seeing one of our ProSport trucks on the road — it's not just a vehicle, but a symbol of the dedication, teamwork, and commitment that fuel our journey. Each mile represents the passion and effort our team puts into delivering quality and service to our customers. It's a proud reminder that every small action contributes to the larger purpose of building trust, making an impact, and driving success. It’s a great moment to pause and appreciate how far we’ve come together. #weareprosport

Celebrating Nepalese Heritage!!
Celebrating Nepalese Heritage!!

Celebrating Nepalese Heritage!! It was a pleasure to be part of the Nepali Festival last weekend. With over 100 Nepali drivers now in our ProSport family, we’ve gained a greater appreciation for their culture and history. This amazing community is filled with solid and reliable people. Thank you for being part of ProSport—together, we keep moving forward!

Running at full capacity and getting ready for the peak season. Our commitment for the long-term success drive us forward. #WeAreProSport
Running at full capacity and getting ready for the peak season. Our commitment for the long-term success drive us forward. #WeAreProSport

Running at full capacity and getting ready for the peak season. Our commitment to long term success drives us forward. #WeAreProSport

As we think back on our ProSport 16-year anniversary from a few months ago, we’re filled with gratitude for all the amazing drivers and the fantastic team in the office who keep things moving forward. Your hard work and dedication are truly the heart of our success. A big thank you to each and every one of you, we couldn’t have done it without you! #weareprosport

Thank you so much Phurba Sherpa for sharing this video. It’s wonderful to see our ProSport colors making a vibrant impact in the sky. Your support and enthusiasm are greatly appreciated!

Happy Friday!
Happy Friday!

Another Friday, another chance to drive miles and make smiles. ProSport team, stay safe out there!

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