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Landstar’s Georgia Orientation Center is moving to Carnesville

Apr 08, 2020

Landstar recently broke ground for the construction of a new 8,000 square foot orientation center in Carnesville, Georgia. The building is planned for Landstar’s business capacity owners (BCOs), the company’s term for its independent owner-operators under exclusive lease agreements. It will include two classrooms, a conference room and several amenities including laundry, showers and breakrooms for BCOs. There also will be a secured parking lot for more than 120 tractor-trailer combinations and 70 additional passenger vehicles.

The Landstar orientation center currently located in Jefferson, Georgia, will close Aug. 31. The new center in Carnesville is expected to open in September 2020.

Pictured in the photo is Andy Hardaker (left) project manager at Elkins Construction, with Rocco Davanzo (right), Landstar Transportation Logistics executive vice president of capacity development.

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