Eddie Stobart :: Shared Description
Eddie Stobart (part of the Stobart Group) is the largest road haulage firm on the UK.
Founded in Cumbria in the 1950's, by Eddie Stobart (senior), a haulage section of company was split off by Eddie Stobart (junior) in 1976 and rapidly grew from 26 lorries to in 1985 to 300 in 1990.
The lorries are a common sight on the British motorways, who have lots of loyal fans. Each of the lorries has a female name, many of whom collect sighting of the different vehicles.
Founded in Cumbria in the 1950's, by Eddie Stobart (senior), a haulage section of company was split off by Eddie Stobart (junior) in 1976 and rapidly grew from 26 lorries to in 1985 to 300 in 1990.
The lorries are a common sight on the British motorways, who have lots of loyal fans. Each of the lorries has a female name, many of whom collect sighting of the different vehicles.
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Created: Sat, 10 Mar 2012, Updated: Sat, 10 Mar 2012
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