Satchell Creek Express Inc

04/07/2026

U.S. 166/U.S. 169 at Coffeyville will close for four consecutive weekends, beginning April 10, for railroad bridge repairs and improvements. Read more here: https://www.ksdot.gov/Home/Components/News/News/6049/390?widgetId=3511

01/22/2026

Driver's be prepared this weekend. Make sure your truck is stocked with extra supplies, and remember your safety is the priority.

01/21/2026

12/25/2025

Jim G - with Santa's Sleigh

Merry Christmas to Everyone!!!

11/20/2025

This month, we celebrate an incredible milestone, 21 years of dedication, leadership, and unwavering commitment from Lisa Davis, our Director of Operations at Satchell Creek Express. 🎉🚛

For more than two decades, Lisa has been a pillar in this company. Her hard work, steady guidance, and ability to keep everything running smoothly have helped to shaped Satchell Creek Express into what it is today. She’s handled challenges with grace, supported our drivers and staff with compassion, and brought a level of professionalism that sets the standard for all of us.

Lisa, thank you for your loyalty, your work ethic, and the countless hours you’ve poured into making this company better. Satchell Creek Express wouldn’t be the same without you, and we are incredibly grateful for everything you do.

Here’s to 21 amazing years, and to many more ahead! 🙌💙

11/06/2025

check out our website for more information. www.satchellcreekexpress.com

09/15/2025

08/18/2025

📢 Driver Notice 📢

We’ve received a letter from DTNA regarding an abnormal road condition on I-71 SB at the overpass over Moser Farm Road. This issue is causing false AEB (Automatic Emergency Braking) activations.

🚧 DTNA has contacted the proper authorities to get this resolved.
✅ In the meantime, the best strategy is to remain in the right-hand lane, as it seems to cause the fewest triggered events.

📍 approximately 8 miles / 12 mins south of the I71 SB rest area
Google map link Https://maps.app.goo.gl/96N52L9w9HeRWNY86?g_st=ipc

Drive safe and stay alert!

08/12/2025

Tuesday in refrigerated freight isn’t the “catch your breath” day people think it is.

For re**er drivers, Tuesday is all about:
🚛 Back-to-back appointments from Monday’s rollovers
🕒 Tight delivery windows with no forgiveness
🌡️ Constant re**er checks to protect the load
📦 Customers who still need it there yesterday

Our drivers are masters of timing, problem-solving, and keeping their cool, literally and figuratively. The freight they deliver keeps shelves stocked, kitchens running, and supply chains moving.

💬 Drivers: What’s the hardest part of your Tuesday runs?
💬 Dispatchers / Customers: How do you help keep loads on track after a rough Monday?

Here’s to the men and women behind the wheel making it happen every single day. You don’t just drive freight, you drive trust.

08/11/2025

Mondays hit different in refrigerated freight.

While most people are easing into the week, re**er drivers are already deep in the grind, rolling into early morning deliveries after a weekend on the road, racing against strict appointment windows, juggling traffic delays, and making sure that temp stays exactly where it needs to be.

One wrong turn, a late unload, or a mechanical hiccup can throw the whole day off. And on Mondays, there’s no margin for error. Customers are waiting, shelves need stocked, and the cold chain can’t break.

Our drivers carry more than freight, they carry the responsibility for keeping food safe, fresh, and on time. It’s a high-pressure job with no room to coast, especially at the start of the week.

To the drivers out there stretched thin on a Monday: you’re the reason the system works. The loads you deliver today keep families fed tomorrow.