May 6, 2021
TempTrack™ provides customers access to real-time cargo location and temperature
Highway Transport has launched the enhanced MyHighway Customer Portal to provide expansive functionality, including live updates on cargo location and temperature 24 hours a day through TempTrack™. 
The portal, which is now available to all Highway Transport customers, is a one-stop digital storehouse of past and present load activity, important documents and other useful information that shippers need.
The system is linked to the specialty chemical transportation company’s TempTrack™ feed, which provides real-time updates on load location and cargo temperature for temperature-sensitive loads. TempTrack™ is solar powered and automatically transmits data from the tank to the MyHighway Customer Portal every 15 minutes.
The MyHighway Customer Portal has a robust infrastructure to retrieve vital details and documents, including bill of lading, delivery receipts and invoices. Customers also can view, download, print and email documents and logs straight from the portal.
For more information on MyHighway Customer Portal, visit myhighway.hytt.com.
About Highway Transport
Highway Transport is a Knoxville, Tennessee-based company in business since 1948 providing bulk transportation of specialty chemicals. The tanker fleet operates from 14 service centers in major chemical manufacturing areas across the U.S. with a fleet of 400+ tanker tractor trailers. Highway Transport was recently honored to receive the Responsible Care® Partner of the Year Award. The Responsible Care® organization recognizes partners with superb performance and safety records involved in the transportation of chemicals. Discover more in-depth information about Highway Transport by visiting https://hytt.com/. Highway Transport has service centers in the following U.S. cities: Knoxville and Chattanooga in Tennessee; LaPorte, Freeport and Garland in Texas; McDonough, Georgia; Croydon and Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania; Florence, Kentucky; Joliet, Illinois; Wyandotte, Michigan; Geismar and Lake Charles in Louisiana and Rock Hill, South Carolina.
