Former Owner Rejoins Company

JUPITER, FL / ACCESSWIRE / November 23, 2021 / Transportation and Logistics Systems, Inc. (OTCQB:TLSS), ('TLSS', or the 'Company'), a growing logistics service provider, today announced that former Cougar Express owner John Cerrito Sr. and his son, John Cerrito, Jr. have re-joined Cougar Express.

John Mercadante, Chairman and CEO of TLSS, commented, 'Having John Sr. come back into the fold, given his years of experience and strong ties in the industry and long-standing relationships with customers, will have an immediate positive impact on operations.'

John Cerrito, Sr. has nearly 50 years of experience in the transportation and logistics industry and started Cougar Express in 1991. John Sr. will be responsible for managing and growing the operations of Cougar Express. which is located just eight (8) minutes from JFK airport, servicing Long Island, Westchester, the five boroughs of New York City and New Jersey.

In addition, John Cerrito, Jr. who previously worked with Cougar Express for 15 years, has also returned, to resume his former role overseeing dispatch, customer service and truck drivers.

About Transportation and Logistics Systems, Inc.

TLSS, through its wholly owned operating subsidiaries, Cougar Express, Inc and Shyp FX, Inc., operates as a full-service logistics and transportation company.

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