ShipYourCarNow and Rite Way Transport Group say they made Inc. 5000 for third straight year
ShipYourCarNow and Rite Way Transport Group said they were named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 for the third year in a row as the companies reported more than $115 million in 2025 revenue.
ShipYourCarNow and Rite Way Transport Group said Aug. 12 that they were named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 for the third consecutive year. The companies tied the ranking to more than $115 million in revenue in 2025.
The companies said the recognition reflects their growth in automotive logistics and their effort to expand technology and security tools across the business.
In the release, the companies said their proprietary Load Genie 2.0 platform connects quoting, booking, carrier management, dispatch, shipment visibility, customer communication, automation and operational workflows. They said the system is intended to support consumers, dealerships, auctions, OEMs, fleets, relocation companies and enterprise customers nationwide.
The release also described Know Your Trucker, or KYT, as a carrier-security and identity-verification program designed to confirm who is arriving to pick up a vehicle before release. The company said KYT prevented 119 attempted luxury vehicle thefts between the second and fourth quarters of 2025, based on company data.
Jeff Lassen, identified in the release as founder of Rite Way Transport Group and president of SYCN Logistics, said Load Genie 2.0 lets the company “operate differently,” make better decisions and automate at scale. Gavin Kesten, identified as founder and CEO of ShipYourCarNow, said the combination of the two organizations brings together industry experience, proprietary technology, security and operational scale.
The release said the companies are continuing to invest in artificial intelligence, automation, carrier intelligence, fraud prevention and customer visibility as they expand their national automotive logistics platform. It also said continued growth is expected in 2026.
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