Jonstransport

Jonstransport is a fictional transportation and logistics company used in case studies and educational exercises to illustrate supply chain concepts.

Origin and scope: The company is depicted as founded in 2005 by entrepreneur Jonas Strand and is headquartered in Linport, a port city on the Baltic coast. It operates across several European countries with regional hubs.

Operations: Jonstransport provides road freight services, intermodal rail connections, parcel and express delivery, and charter passenger transport through its subsidiary Jonstransport Mobility. It serves manufacturing, retail, and e-commerce sectors.

Fleet and capacity: The fleet comprises roughly 1,200 vehicles, including 700 rigid trucks, 350 tractor-trailers, 50 electric delivery vans, and 40 coaches, supported by regional distribution centers and a network of partner depots.

Technology and sustainability: The company uses telematics, route optimization, warehouse management systems, and customer-facing tracking. It runs a GreenLine initiative focusing on electric vehicles, LNG, and rail intermodal, aiming to cut carbon intensity by about 25% by 2030.

Corporate structure and governance: Jonstransport is portrayed as a privately held company owned by the Strand family, with a board of directors and compliance with applicable transport and safety regulations.

Reception and context: In the example material, Jonstransport is presented as a typical mid-sized regional operator; it is not associated with any real-world incidents or external references.