EXHIBIT 99.2


CON-WAY INC.
EARNINGS RELEASE CONFERENCE CALL
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2007
9:00 AM PST / 12:00 PM EST

CORPORATE PARTICIPANTS
 PATRICK FOSSENIER
 CON-WAY INC. - VICE PRESIDENT, INVESTOR RELATIONS
 DOUGLAS STOTLAR
 CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO
 KEVIN SCHICK
 CON-WAY INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

CONFERENCE CALL PARTICIPANTS
 JUSTIN YAGERMAN
 WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST
 JASON SEIDL
 CREDIT SUISSE - ANALYST
 JORDAN ALLIGER
 DEUTSCHE BANK - ANALYST
 SCOTT FLOWER
 BANK OF AMERICA - ANALYST
 KEN HOEXTER
 MERRILL LYNCH - ANALYST
 ARTHUR HATFIELD
 MORGAN KEEGAN & CO., INC. - ANALYST
 JON LANGENFELD
 ROBERT W. BAIRD & COMPANY, INC. - ANALYST
 EDWARD WOLFE
 BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST
 DAVID ROSS
 STIFEL NICOLAUS - ANALYST
 DAVID CAMPBELL
 THOMPSON DAVIS & COMPANY - ANALYST


PRESENTATION
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 OPERATOR

GOOD MORNING. MY NAME IS CASEY, AND I WILL BE YOUR CONFERENCE OPERATOR TODAY.
AT THIS TIME, I WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME EVERYONE TO THE CON-WAY INC. FOURTH-
QUARTER EARNINGS REVIEW CONFERENCE. ALL LINES HAVE BEEN PLACED ON MUTE TO
PREVENT ANY BACKGROUND NOISE. AFTER THE SPEAKERS' REMARKS, THERE WILL BE A
QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION. THANK YOU. I WILL NOW TURN THE CONFERENCE OVER
TO MR. PATRICK FOSSENIER, VICE PRESIDENT OF INVESTOR RELATIONS. SIR, YOU MAY
BEGIN.

 PATRICK FOSSENIER  - CON-WAY INC. - INVESTOR RELATIONS

THANK YOU, CASEY, AND WELCOME TO THE CON-WAY FOURTH QUARTER AND YEAR END 2006
CONFERENCE CALL FOR SHAREHOLDERS AND THE INVESTMENT COMMUNITY. IN A COUPLE OF
MINUTES, I WILL TURN IT OVER TO THE CON-WAY PRESIDENT AND CEO, DOUG STOTLAR.
WE'RE ALSO JOINED ON THE CALL BY THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER OF CON-WAY,
KEVIN SCHICK. BEFORE WE GET INTO THE CALL, I WOULD LIKE TO READ THE FOLLOWING
SAFE HARBOR ANNOUNCEMENT. CERTAIN STATEMENTS IN CONFERENCE INCLUDING
STATEMENTS REGARDED ANTICIPATED RESULTS OF OPERATIONS AND FINANCIAL
CONDITIONS CONSTITUTE FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS AND ARE SUBJECT TO A NUMBER
OF RISKS AND UNCERTAINTIES AND SHOULD NOT NECESSARILY BE RELIED UPON AS
PREDICTIONS OF FUTURE EVENTS. ACTUAL RESULTS OF OPERATIONS AND FINANCIAL
CONDITION MIGHT DIFFER MATERIALLY FROM THOSE PROJECTED IN SUCH FORWARD-
LOOKING STATEMENTS AND KNOW ASSURANCE CAN BE GIVEN AS TO THE FUTURE RESULTS
OF FINANCIAL CONDITION. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONCERNING FACTORS THAT COULD
CAUSE ACTUAL RESULTS OF OPERATIONS AND FINANCIAL CONDITION TO DIFFER FROM
THOSE IN THE FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS IS CONTAINED IN OUR FORMS 10-Q AND
10-K AND OTHER FILINGS WITH THE SEC. NOW WITHOUT FURTHER ADO I AM PLEASE TO
TURN IT OVER TO DOUG STOTLAR.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT, CEO

GOOD MORNING. LOOKING BACK AT THE 2006 FOURTH QUARTER OUR FINANCIAL
PERFORMANCE WAS INFLUENCED BY A FEW KEY TRENDS. ONE, AS THE ECONOMY SOFTENED,
SO DID OUR CUSTOMERS SHIPPING ACTIVITY, ACROSS THE BOARD. EVERY REGION AND
EVERY KEY INDUSTRY GROUP WE SERVICE WAS AFFECTED. SECOND, THERE WAS NO "PEAK"
IN PEAK SEASON THIS YEAR. WE DID NOT SEE THE TYPICAL SURGE IN FREIGHT AS WE
ENTERED THE FOURTH QUARTER. I BELIEVE THIS WAS THE RESULT OF SEVERAL FACTORS.
IF YOU LOOK BACK TO LAST YEAR IN THE FOURTH QUARTER THE MACRO ECONOMIC
INDUSTRY RESPONSE TO THE RAVAGES OF THE GULF COAST HURRICANES CREATED A SURGE
IN FREIGHT. TRUCKLOAD CAPACITY WAS TIGHT, WHICH PUSHED MORE HEAVYWEIGHT
SHIPMENTS INTO THE LTL SECTOR AND WE HAD STRONG DEMAND FROM RETAILERS FOR
SHIPPING OF SEASONAL HOLIDAY GOODS. FAST FORWARD TO THIS PAST YEAR, RETAILERS
KEPT INVENTORIES TIGHT AS THEY WERE CONCERNED WITH CONSUMER SPENDING DURING A
SLOWING ECONOMY, A CONCERN WHICH BECAME A REALITY.  BROAD DOWNTURNS IN RETAIL
AND INDUSTRIAL MARKETS REDUCED FREIGHT VOLUMES. THE CAPACITY CRUNCH IN
TRUCKLOAD EASED UP DRAMATICALLY AS HEAVYWEIGHT LTL SHIPMENTS WE HAD LAST YEAR
WENT BACK TO THE TRUCKLOAD MARKET.

AS WE NOTED PREVIOUSLY, OUR LTL BUSINESS VOLUMES WERE ALSO AFFECTED BY OUR
YIELD INITIATIVES WHICH WERE COMPOUNDED BY THE OVERALL ECONOMIC CONDITIONS.
TO PUT ALL OF THIS IN CONTEXT, WE WERE MEASURING AGAINST AN ESPECIALLY STRONG
2005 FOURTH QUARTER WHICH WAS OUR HIGHEST TONNAGE QUARTER EVER. DESPITE THE
REDUCED VOLUMES, WE STILL CAME THROUGH THE QUARTER WITH A POSITIVE YIELD
COMPARISON. LOOKING AT THE NUMBERS, OUR FOURTH QUARTER REVENUES AT $999
MILLION WERE DOWN 7% WHILE FULL YEAR REVENUES OF $4.2 BILLION WERE UP 2.6%
OVER 2005. FOURTH QUARTER DILUTED EPS FROM CONTINUING OPERATIONS OF $1.65
INCLUDED A $41 MILLION GAIN ON THE SALE OF VECTOR. THE TAX ON THE GAIN WAS
OFFSET BY CARRY FORWARD OF A CAPITAL LOSS. EXCLUDING VECTOR INCOME, WE CAME
IN AT $0.82 FOR THE QUARTER, JUST ABOVE THE HIGH-END OF OUR REVISED GUIDANCE.
HERE IS HOW WE GET FROM THE REPORTED $1.65 OF EPS TO $0.82. $0.82 FROM THE
SALE OF VECTOR, ANOTHER CENT WAS FOR VECTOR EARNINGS FROM BUSINESS CASES
UNDER WAY PRIOR TO JUNE 30TH WHEN GM EXERCISED THE CALL OPTION. THE QUARTER
ALSO INCLUDED A $0.04 BENEFIT FOR A LOWER THAN ANTICIPATED TAX PROVISION. FOR
THE FULL YEAR, DILUTED EPS FROM CONTINUING OPERATIONS WAS $5.09, INCLUDING
THE VECTOR GAIN AND THE GAIN RELATED TO THE JULY SALE OF CON-WAY EXPEDITE.
WITH THAT I WILL NOW REVIEW OUR KEY OPERATING SEGMENTS STARTING WITH CON-WAY
FREIGHT.

REVENUE PER DAY AT CON-WAY FREIGHT WAS DOWN 5.3% IN THE QUARTER REFLECTING A
COMBINATION OF YIELD IMPROVEMENT WHICH WAS OFFSET BY LOWER TONNAGE. TONNAGE
PER DAY DECREASED 8% COMPARED TO THE FOURTH QUARTER OF 2005, WHICH AS I
MENTIONED EARLIER WAS THE HIGHEST VOLUME QUARTER EVER FOR THE COMPANY. I AM
SOMEWHAT ENCOURAGED BY THE FACT THAT THE DECEMBER YEAR TO YEAR COMPARISONS
IMPROVED FROM OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER. THAT BEING SAID, THE GENERAL DEMAND IN
JANUARY IS TRACKING WITH OUR PLANNED EXPECTATIONS. AS I MENTIONED LAST
QUARTER, WE PUT IN PLACE TARGETED SALES PROGRAMS TO STIMULATE GROWTH AND
WE'RE SEEING THE SIGNS THAT OUR PEOPLE ARE MAKING THEM WORK. WE SAW GROWTH IN
REVENUE PER HUNDREDWEIGHT IN THE FOURTH QUARTER, WITH YIELD INCREASING BY
2.9%.  FOR THE FIRST TIME IN RECENT HISTORY FUEL SURCHARGE DAMPENED YIELD.
EXCLUDING THE FUEL SURCHARGE, REVENUE PER HUNDREDWEIGHT INCREASED 3.5%.
DESPITE A WEAKENING ECONOMY, CON-WAY FREIGHT MAINTAINED GOOD COST CONTROL
WHICH RESULTED IN OPERATING RATIO OF 90.8 VERSUS THE 89.6 POSTED IN LAST
YEAR'S FOURTH QUARTER. CON-WAY FREIGHT'S PRE-TAX RETURN ON CAPITAL EMPLOYED
FOR THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS CONTINUES TO BE VERY SOLID AT 31.5%. I WILL TURN
NOW TO CON-WAY TRANSPORTATION SERVICES.

CON-WAY TRUCKLOAD CONTINUES TO GROW ITS INTERNAL BUSINESS WITH CON-WAY
FREIGHT HANDLING AN EVER LARGER PORTION OF THE LTL COMPANY'S PURCHASED
TRANSPORTATION IN TRANSCONTINENTAL LINEHAUL. GIVEN THE EXCESS CAPACITY IN THE
TRUCKLOAD MARKET TODAY, WE ARE REDUCING OUR EMPHASIS ON REGIONAL NONAFFILIATE
TRUCKLOAD BUSINESS AND FOCUSING OUR TRUCKLOAD OPERATION ON LINEHAUL SUPPORT
FOR THE LTL BUSINESS.

TURNING TO OUR LOGISTICS BUSINESS, MENLO LOGISTICS' REVENUE AND PROFIT WERE
BOTH AT LEVELS CLOSE TO OUR EXPECTATIONS ALTHOUGH BELOW THE FOURTH QUARTER OF
LAST YEAR WHICH WAS A VERY STRONG QUARTER THAT PRESENTED A CHALLENGING
BENCHMARK. MENLO LOGISTICS' REVENUE NET OF PURCHASED TRANSPORTATION WAS
$101.5 MILLION, UP 8.9%. FOURTH QUARTER OPERATING INCOME WAS THE BEST OF THE
YEAR AT $7.9 MILLION REPRESENTING A PROFIT MARGIN ON THE NET REVENUE OF 7.8%
VERSUS 8.7% IN THE FOURTH QUARTER OF THE PRIOR YEAR WHICH BENEFITED FROM A
HIGH MARGIN ONE-TIME PROJECT FOR A LARGE RETAIL ACCOUNT. AS WE MENTIONED IN
LAST QUARTER'S CONFERENCE CALL, MENLO LOGISTICS SPENT 2006 CULLING OUT A
SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF BUSINESS THAT DID NOT PROVIDE ADEQUATE MARGIN FOR THE
SERVICES PROVIDED. THIS ACCOUNT RATIONALIZATION EFFORT OBSCURED THE FACT THAT
MENLO HAD A RECORD YEAR FOR NEW CONTRACT WINS, WITH EUROPE LEADING THE WAY ON
THE NEW BUSINESS FRONT. THE MENLO TEAM COMPLETED A SUCCESS OF THE TRANSITION
OF THE VECTOR OPERATIONS TO GENERAL MOTORS. WE RECEIVED A VALUATION FOR THAT
BUSINESS WHICH RETURNED NEARLY $85 MILLION FROM MENLO'S MEMBERSHIP INTEREST.
MENLO ASSUMED THE NON-GM COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS OF VECTOR PROVIDING A GOOD
FOUNDATION TO CONTINUE PROVIDING OUR EXPERTISE IN THE LEAD LOGISTICS SERVICE
PROVIDER ARENA WHICH EMPHASIZES LARGE, COMPLEX, MULTINATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN
RE-ENGINEERING AND LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT PROJECTS.

NOW HERE IS KEVIN SCHICK FOR SOME ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL PERSPECTIVE.

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

THANKS, DOUG. AS NOTED EARLIER IN THE CALL, 2006 WAS THE LARGEST CAPITAL
EXPENDITURES YEAR IN CON-WAY'S HISTORY AND YET WE STILL GENERATED POSITIVE
CASH FLOW FROM OPERATIONS WELL IN EXCESS OF OUR CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS. THAT
BODES EXTREMELY WELL FOR CASH FLOW IN FUTURE PERIODS AS CAPITAL NEEDS
MODERATE. THE BALANCE SHEET REMAINS VERY STRONG, AND THE COMPANY IS VERY
HEALTHY. THE BALANCE OF CASH AND MARKETABLE SECURITIES TOTALED $445 MILLION
AT THE END OF THE QUARTER.  $44 MILLION OF CASH WAS SPENT THIS QUARTER ON
REPURCHASES OF NEARLY A MILLION SHARES. WE PLAN TO SPEND THE PROGRAM'S
REMAINING $91 MILLION ON ADDITIONAL SHARE REPURCHASES BEFORE OR THROUGH THE
END OF JUNE THIS YEAR. AVERAGE DILUTED SHARES OUTSTANDING FOR THE FOURTH
QUARTER WERE 49.9 MILLION, REFLECTING OUR REPURCHASE ACTIVITY. LONG-TERM DEBT
AND CURRENT MATURITIES TOTALED $576 MILLION. FOR 2006 CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
TOTALED $308 MILLION, A BIT LOWER THAN WE PREVIOUSLY GUIDED, AS WE WILL CARRY
OVER INTO 2007 SOME PLANNED INVESTMENTS FOR LAND AND BUILDING PROJECTS
ALREADY UNDER DEVELOPMENT. DEPRECIATION AND AMORTIZATION WAS $139 MILLION.
QUARTERLY INTEREST EXPENSE WAS $9 MILLION, AND INVESTMENT INCOME TOTALED 5.8
MILLION. AS DOUG NOTED, IN THE SALE OF VECTOR WE UTILIZED THE CAPITAL LOSS
CARRY FORWARD WHICH ELIMINATED THE TAX ON THE GAIN. THUS, THE EFFECTIVE TAX
RATE ON THE TOTAL INCOME FOR THE QUARTER WAS 21.4%. EXCLUDING THE VECTOR
GAIN, THE EFFECTIVE TAX RATE IN THE FOURTH QUARTER WAS 34.8%, BELOW THE
GUIDANCE LEVEL DUE TO THE VARIOUS ADJUSTMENTS THAT REDUCED THE TAX RATE FOR
THE QUARTER. STOCK OPTION EXPENSE IN THE FOURTH QUARTER WAS $1.4 MILLION, AND
REBRANDING EXPENSE WAS IMMATERIAL.

NOW TO GUIDANCE:

WE'LL PROVIDE EPS GUIDANCE FOR FULL YEAR 2007. AS I MENTIONED ON TWO PREVIOUS
CONFERENCE CALLS, WE'RE NOW SWITCHING TO ANNUAL GUIDANCE ONLY, TO EMPHASIZE
AND REMAIN CONSISTENT WITH CON-WAY'S FOCUS ON LONG-TERM SHAREHOLDER VALUE.
FOR 2007 WE EXPECT DILUTED EPS OF BETWEEN $3.60 TO $3.90 PER SHARE FROM
CONTINUING OPERATIONS. THIS ASSUMES A CONTINUED MODEST LEVEL OF GDP GROWTH.
INCLUDED IN THE EARNINGS GUIDANCE IS OUR EXPECTATION OF APPROXIMATELY $12
MILLION IN 2007 FOR REBRANDING EXPENSE. WE WOULD GUIDE TO YOU USE AN AVERAGE
OF 48 MILLION DILUTED SHARES OUTSTANDING IN THE YEAR REFLECTING COMPLETION OF
THE SHARE REPURCHASE PROGRAM AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE SECOND QUARTER. IF WE
HAVE ADDITIONAL NOTEWORTHY SHARE REPURCHASE AMOUNTS OR CHANGE OUR
EXPECTATIONS FOR REPURCHASES, WE WILL UPDATE YOU AS NECESSARY. WHILE A
PORTION OF THE 2006 APPROPRIATION FOR LAND AND BUILDING CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
WILL CARRY OVER INTO THIS YEAR, OUR CURRENT PROJECTION FOR 2007 CAPITAL
EXPENDITURES IS $185 MILLION. THAT'S A SIGNIFICANT REDUCTION FROM LAST YEAR
WITH OBVIOUSLY POSITIVE IMPLICATIONS FOR OUR FREE CASH FLOW. FOR THE MODELING
YOU SHOULD USE $143 MILLION FOR DEPRECIATION AND AMORTIZATION FOR 2007. YOU
SHOULD MODEL A 38% TAX PROVISION.

NOW FOR OPERATING GUIDANCE, STARTING WITH CON-WAY FREIGHT:

FOR THE FULL YEAR, OUR EPS GUIDANCE IS BASED ON AN EXPECTATION THAT TONNAGE
WILL INCREASE BY A LOW TO MID-SINGLE DIGIT PERCENTAGE OVER 2006. IN THE FIRST
QUARTER WE EXPECT TONNAGE TO BE BEHIND THAT OF LAST YEAR. AS WE MOVE INTO THE
SECOND QUARTER AND THE SECOND HALF OF 2007 WE EXPECT THE TONNAGE COMPARISON
TO TURN POSITIVE AND REMAIN THAT WAY THROUGH THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR. WE
EXPECT REVENUE PER HUNDREDWEIGHT TO STAY POSITIVE FOR 2007 VERSUS 2006, WITH
COMPARISONS MODERATING AS THE YEAR PROGRESSES. THE OPERATING RATIO IS
EXPECTED TO INCREASE YEAR TO YEAR DURING THE FIRST HALF AND THEN IMPROVE YEAR
TO YEAR IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE YEAR. AS FOR MENLO LOGISTICS IN 2007 WE
EXPECT MENLO LOGISTICS TO INCREASE BOTH ITS NET REVENUE AND ITS OPERATING
PROFIT OVER LAST YEAR BY A LOW DOUBLE-DIGIT PERCENTAGE. NOW I WILL TURN IT
BACK TO DOUG.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THANKS, KEVIN. WHILE 2006 WAS A YEAR OF ADVERSITY, IT ALSO SERVED AS A
CATALYST, A CATALYST WHICH CAUSED US TO LOOK AT OUR ENTERPRISE WITH A MORE
CRITICAL EYE, TAKE STOCK OF THE ORGANIZATION AND EXAMINE OUR PLACE IN AND OF
OUR APPROACH TO THE MARKET. SOMETIMES THE BETTER MEASURE OF AN ORGANIZATION
IS HOW IT RESPONDS TO ADVERSITY AND TURNS THAT TO ADVANTAGE. WE SPENT THE
LATTER PART OF 2006 UNDERSTANDING JUST HOW TO DO THAT. BY TALKING TO OUR
CUSTOMERS IN EXTENSIVE FOCUS GROUPS, MEETING WITH OUR EMPLOYEES, AND GETTING
INPUT FROM OTHER RESOURCES OUTSIDE OF OUR COMPANY, WHAT WE CAME AWAY WITH WAS
INSIGHT INTO A NUMBER OF STRENGTHS AND A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF WHERE AND
HOW TO IMPROVE THE ORGANIZATION. IT ALSO REVEALED AREAS OF VALUE WHICH MAY
NOT BE FULLY APPRECIATED BY THE MARKET. HERE ARE SOME OF THE KEY TAKE-AWAYS.
OUR CUSTOMERS TELL US WE HAVE A GREAT, DIFFERENTIATED SERVICE PRODUCT IN THE
LTL AND LOGISTICS MARKETS. THEY RECOGNIZE THE VALUE. THEY WANT US TO WORK
CREATIVELY WITH THEM TO BETTER POSITION THAT VALUE AND DEMONSTRATE THE
BENEFITS WHICH CAN ACCRUE TO THEIR ORGANIZATIONS. CON-WAY FREIGHT HAS
TRADITIONALLY BEEN INWARD FOCUSED ON OPERATIONS EFFICIENCY, PRODUCTIVITY AND
SERVICE EXCELLENCE. THESE ARE ALL GOOD THINGS. HOWEVER, WE'RE GOING TO BUILD
ON THOSE STRENGTHS BY ENCOURAGING THE ORGANIZATION TO BE MORE OUTWARD FOCUSED
AND PROACTIVE IN MARKETING ITSELF AND COLLABORATING WITH CUSTOMERS. TO
ACCOMPLISH THIS WE'VE DONE A MAJOR REVAMP OF OUR SALES TRAINING, CUSTOMER
NEEDS EVALUATION AND SALES MANAGEMENT PROCESSES.  WE'VE ALSO ADDED NEW
MARKETING RESOURCES AND TALENT.

THESE CHANGES ALIGN WELL WITH WHAT WE BELIEVE IS AN INHERENT STRENGTH AND
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE OF THE CON-WAY FREIGHT INFRASTRUCTURE, IN PARTICULAR: -
WE HAVE A YOUNG, WELL MAINTAINED FLEET.  OUR NETWORK DESIGN AND OPERATIONAL
MODEL PROVIDES DENSITY OF COVERAGE OF SERVICE STANDARD THAT IS UNPARALLELED.
AND WE HAVE THE ASSETS ALREADY IN PLACE STRATEGICALLY WHERE THEY'RE NEEDED.

TAKEN IN TOTAL, THIS INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE BUSINESS MODEL LET US RESPOND
RAPIDLY AND EFFICIENTLY TO OUR CUSTOMERS. I CANNOT EMPHASIZE STRONGLY ENOUGH
THE VALUE OF THIS NETWORK AND HOW IT OPERATES. IT'S AN ASSET VIRTUALLY
IMPOSSIBLE TO REPLICATE IN TODAY'S MARKET ESPECIALLY IN AN INDUSTRY WITH
LARGE BARRIERS TO ENTRY. OUR WELL ESTABLISHED FOOTPRINT UNDERPINS THE
TREMENDOUS VALUE AND COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE WE HAVE TO DELIVER TO OUR
CUSTOMERS.

IN THE LOGISTICS MARKET THE OPERATING LEVERAGE INHERENT IN MENLO LOGISTICS'
UPDATED BUSINESS MODEL IS PROVING ITS METTLE.  WE'VE ENTERED 2007 WITH A GOOD
STRATEGY IN PLACE, FOCUSING ON SHARED RESOURCES, LEAN METHODOLOGIES, KEY
INDUSTRY GROUPS, MULTI-CLIENT FACILITIES AND STRATEGIC TRANSPORTATION
MANAGEMENT. WE FOUND THIS MODEL ALLOWS MENLO TO CONTINUE SERVING THE MARKET
FOR LARGE, COMPLEX INTEGRATED LOGISTICS OUTSOURCING ASSIGNMENTS WHILE ALSO
PRESENTING AN EXCELLENT CAPABILITY SET AND VALUE PROPOSITION IN THE MID-
MARKET, FOR BROAD-BASED AS WELL AS TARGETED LOGISTICS PROJECTS. MENLO
SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED THE CON-WAY ENTERPRISE CULTURE INITIATIVE IN 2006
WHICH HAS BEEN EMBRACED BY THEIR EMPLOYEES. THE COMPANY SHARPENED ITS
APPROACH TO NEW BUSINESS AND IMPROVED ITS SALES PROCESS MANAGEMENT, START-UP
AND CONTRACTING PROCESSES, AND WE EXPECT THESE CUMULATIVE CHANGES TO SUPPORT
RENEWED GROWTH THIS YEAR. OUR MARKETS, COMPETITORS AND CUSTOMERS ARE
EVOLVING, SO WE MUST CONTINUALLY IMPROVE. WE'VE MADE INVESTMENTS IN THE
INFRASTRUCTURE, IN TALENT, IN TOOLS AND IN GIVING OUR PEOPLE THE BEST
TRAINING AND RESOURCES TO DELIVER EXEMPLARY SERVICE AND CUSTOMER
SATISFACTION. WE HAVE CAPACITY TO GROW AND A MODEL THAT WAS PROVEN TIME AND
TIME AGAIN IT CAN WEATHER ADVERSITY, ADJUST AND ADOPT AND GAIN TRACTION IN
THE MARKET. THE MEASURE OF THE SUCCESS WILL BE THE TRUST PLACED IN US BY OUR
VALUE-DRIVEN CUSTOMER BASE AND THE CONTINUED PERFORMANCE OF CON-WAY EMPLOYEES
IN SERVING THOSE CUSTOMERS BETTER THAN ANYONE ELSE.

IN CLOSING 2006 WAS A YEAR OF LEARNING FOR THE CON-WAY ENTERPRISE. WE'RE NOW
APPLYING WHAT WE LEARNED TO MAKE CON-WAY A STRONGER, MORE NIMBLE ENTERPRISE,
GEARED FOR GROWTH AS WE MOVE THROUGH 2007 AND BEYOND.  WITH THAT, OPERATOR,
WE'RE READY TO TAKE SOME QUESTIONS


QUESTION AND ANSWER
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 OPERATOR

YOUR FIRST QUESTION IS FROM JUSTIN YAGERMAN WITH WACHOVIA.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

GOOD MORNING, GENTLEMEN, HOW ARE YOU?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

HEY JUSTIN.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

I WAS WONDERING IF YOU CAN DISCUSS A LITTLE MORE IN DEPTH WHAT THE PRICING
SITUATION LOOKED LIKE IN THE FOURTH QUARTER AND MAYBE WHAT WE'RE LOOKING AT
IN THE FIRST HALF OF THIS YEAR, SO IF YOU COULD GO INTO THE PERCENT OF
CONTRACTS FOR CON-WAY THAT RENEWED IN THE FOURTH QUARTER AND WHAT KIND OF
PRICE INCREASES YOU WERE SEEING ON THOSE AND THEN WHAT WE SHOULD BE EXPECTING
FOR THE FIRST HALF OF THIS YEAR IN TERMS OF THE PERCENT OF CONTRACTS THAT
ROLL OVER THERE.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

JUSTIN, ABOUT A QUARTER OF OUR CONTRACTS COME DUE IN THE FOURTH QUARTER TO
COINCIDE WITH YEAR END, AND WE SAW PRICE INCREASES ON OUR CONTRACTS SIMILAR
TO WHAT WE SAW IN THE THIRD QUARTER IN THE SECOND HALF OF 2006, SO I CAN'T
SAY THE PRICING ENVIRONMENT CHANGED MATERIALLY DURING THE FOURTH QUARTER. ONE
THING ABOUT LTL PRICING IS IT IS ALWAYS A COMPETITIVE MARKET, AND I DIDN'T
SEE IT BECOMING MUCH MORE COMPETITIVE IN THE FOURTH QUARTER OR GOING INTO THE
FIRST QUARTER OF THIS YEAR.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

I GOT YOU. OKAY. AND THEN FOR THE FIRST HALF OF THIS YEAR, DOUG, HOW MANY OF
THE CONTRACTS ACTUALLY COME UP FOR RE-BID.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

OUR CONTRACTS ARE PRETTY WELL SPREAD ACROSS THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

QUARTER AND QUARTER AND HALF OF THEM THROUGHOUT THE FIRST HALF?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO


THERE ISN'T A DISPROPORTIONATE NUMBER THAT COME DUE IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE
YEAR.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

OKAY, THAT'S GOOD COLOR. THANKS. I GUESS ON MENLO, IT WOULD BE INTERESTING
TO HEAR A LITTLE BIT MORE ON WHAT'S GOING ON THERE AND WHY YOU HAVE THE
INCREASED CONVICTION IN THAT DIVISION AT THIS POINT? I KNOW YOU'VE TALKED
ABOUT NEW BUSINESS WINS AND WHAT HAVE YOU IN 2006, AND THOSE SHOULD KIND OF
COME OVER TO 2007, BUT MAYBE YOU COULD DESCRIBE A LITTLE BIT MORE IN DETAIL
WHAT IS ACTUALLY GOING ON AT MENLO AND WHAT THESE NEW OFFERINGS ARE AND WHAT
THEY'RE DOING FOR THESE NEW CUSTOMERS.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THESE AREN'T SO MUCH NEW OFFERINGS, BUT WE'VE CERTAINLY BEEN ABLE TO FINE
TUNE THE MODEL WE CONVERTED TO. AS YOU RECALL BACK WHEN, REALLY HOW, MENLO
WAS FOUNDED, IT REALLY HAD A MODEL DESIGNED AROUND SERVING LARGE SINGLE-
CLIENT PROJECTS, WHERE THE IT, THE SOLUTIONS WERE ENGINEERED SPECIFICALLY FOR
A CUSTOMER, AND EVERYTHING WAS TAILOR-MADE FOR THAT CUSTOMER. AS WE CONVERTED
AND MADE THIS MIGRATION TO GO FROM THE SINGLE CUSTOMER CLIENTS TO MARKET
VERTICALS, WHERE WE'RE ABLE TO LEVERAGE IT SYSTEMS ACROSS CUSTOMERS WITHIN A
MARKET VERTICAL, DO RAPID IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW PROJECTS FOR CUSTOMERS, AND
BE ABLE TO PROVIDE THE BEST PRACTICES OVER A WIDER RANGE OF CUSTOMERS WITHIN
A MARKET VERTICAL, WE'VE NOW PROVEN THAT MODEL CAN PROVIDE EFFICIENCY, WE'RE
LEVERAGING THE OPERATION ACROSS THE WHOLE ENTERPRISE, WE'VE CONVERTED FROM
2000 UNTIL TODAY, WE WERE ALMOST 100% SINGLE CLIENT WAREHOUSING FACILITIES IN
2000, AND NOW WE'RE 60% MULTI-CLIENT WAREHOUSING. YOU CAN SEE THE MIGRATION
OF THE MODEL WHERE WE'RE GOING TO MULTI-CLIENT WAREHOUSING AND LEVERAGING
THIS SHARED INFRASTRUCTURE WITHIN THE LOGISTICS NETWORK, AND WE'RE JUST
REALLY GETTING TRACTION WITH IT, AND I CAN'T TELL YOU HOW WELL THE LEAN
INITIATIVES WE'VE IMPLEMENTED ARE DOING TO DRIVE COSTS OUT OF OUR
ORGANIZATION AND ALSO PROVIDE TREMENDOUS CONSISTENCY OF SERVICE TO OUR
CUSTOMERS.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

THAT'S GREAT. WHEN YOU LOOK AT, I GUESS, JUST SWITCHING BACK TO CON-WAY
QUICKLY, WHEN YOU LOOK AT TONNAGE THROUGHOUT THE FOURTH QUARTER, YOU KNOW,
THE ATA TRUCK TONNAGE INDEX HAS SHOWN, WHAT WOULD POTENTIALLY BEEN A
BOTTOMING OF YEAR-OVER-YEAR TONNAGE DECLINES IN NOVEMBER, I WAS WONDERING IF
YOU GUYS SAW SIMILAR TYPE TRENDS IN TERMS OF YOUR QUARTERLY TONNAGE
PERFORMANCE AND THEN I WOULD BE INTERESTED TO HEAR WHAT THINGS ARE LOOKING
LIKE NOW THAT WE'RE BASICALLY AT THE END OF JANUARY?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

OUR QUARTERLY TONNAGE FOR THE FOURTH QUARTER TRACKED ALMOST IDENTICALLY TO
WHAT THE ATA TRUCK TONNAGE INDICATOR INDICATED, DECEMBER WAS AN UPTICK FROM
NOVEMBER, AND IT ACTUALLY HELPED US FINISH DECEMBER STRONGER WHICH CREATED
ADDITIONAL OPERATING LEVERAGE WHICH PUSHED OUR GUIDANCE UP ABOVE THE RANGE
THAT WE GAVE. SO OUR TONNAGE EXACTLY FOLLOWED THE FOURTH QUARTER ATA TONNAGE
INDICATOR, AND FOR THE FIRST QUARTER WE'RE MEETING OUR PLANNED EXPECTATIONS.
I CAN'T TELL YOU IT IS THE MOST ROBUST ENVIRONMENT BUT WE'RE NOT DISAPPOINTED
AT THIS POINT.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

IS IT ABOVE OR BELOW DECEMBER IN TERMS OF YEAR-OVER-YEAR CHANGE? WHAT I AM
ASKING IS HAVE WE REVERTED BACK TO NOVEMBER AND JANUARY OR ARE WE STILL ON AN
UPWARD TO FLAT PROJECTION FROM THAT WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN A BOTTOM?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

I WOULD SAY WE'RE ON A FLAT PROJECTION.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

SO JANUARY IS FLATTISH ON A YEAR-OVER-YEAR BASIS WITH DECEMBER?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

YES, AND THE BIG THING IS IN JANUARY A YEAR AGO OUR TONNAGE LEVELS WERE UP
12.6% OVER THE PRIOR YEAR, SO IT IS A REALLY, REALLY DIFFICULT COMPARISON FOR
US. IN FACT, IT IS PROBABLY GOING TO BE THE MOST DIFFICULT COMPARISON FOR
THIS YEAR.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

YOU'RE FLAT TO YOUR MOST DIFFICULT COMPARISONS THROUGH THE YEAR. WHAT ARE
CUSTOMERS TELLING YOU IN TERMS OF YOUR THOUGHTS AND PLANNING FOR CAPACITY AS
YOU LOOK OUT? WOULD YOU EXPECT THOSE COMPARISONS TO GET BETTER AS WE GO
THROUGH THE YEAR? OBVIOUSLY THAT'S INHERENT IN YOUR TONNAGE GUIDANCE, BUT I
AM CURIOUS WHAT YOUR CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

AT THIS POINT OUR CUSTOMERS AREN'T GIVING US ANY PROJECTIONS FOR THE SECOND
HALF OF THE YEAR OR EVEN FIRST QUARTER. WE'RE NOT GETTING A LOT OF FEEDBACK
FROM OUR CUSTOMERS AS TO WHERE THEIR BUSINESS IS GOING IN THE SHORT RUN, BUT
OUR COMPARISONS GET BETTER YEAR-OVER-YEAR BECAUSE WE HAD DECLINING
COMPARISONS DURING 2006, SO AS KEVIN INDICATED IN OUR GUIDANCE, FIRST QUARTER
WE WILL NOT SHOW A TONNAGE IMPROVEMENT YEAR-OVER-YEAR. SECOND QUARTER WE
EXPECT TO GO POSITIVE, AND SECOND HALF OF THE YEAR WE EXPECT TO CONTINUE TO
BUILD.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

GREAT, AND I GUESS ONE LAST QUESTION FOR KEVIN. JUST A REITERATION. YOU GAVE
A SHARE COUNT FOR THE FULL YEAR, AND I DIDN'T CATCH IT WHEN YOU GAVE IT. CAN
YOU REPEAT THAT?

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY  INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

THIS IS FOR '07?

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

WITH YOUR '07 GUIDANCE YOU GAVE A SHARE COUNT.

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY  INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

I THINK IT WAS 48 MILLION. LET ME FLIP BACK THROUGH MY NOTES. YES, 48
MILLION.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

48 MILLION.

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY  INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

FOR THE YEAR.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

FOR THE YEAR. THANKS, GUYS, I APPRECIATE THE TEAM.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THANKS, JUSTIN.

 OPERATOR

YOUR NEXT QUESTION IS FROM JASON SEIDL WITH CREDIT SUISSE.

 JASON SEIDL  - CREDIT SUISSE - ANALYST

GOOD AFTERNOON, EVERYBODY.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

HEY, JASON.

 JASON SEIDL  - CREDIT SUISSE - ANALYST

QUICK QUESTION HERE. YOU GUYS REALLY TOOK CAPEX DOWN IN TERMS OF MY
EXPECTATIONS. I KNOW IT WAS GOING TO BE LOWER BUT MAYBE NOT THAT MUCH. YOU
SORT OF HINTED AT, YOU'RE NOT GOING TO REALLY GROW CON-WAY TRUCKLOAD ANYMORE
IN TERMS OF ANY SMALL ACQUISITIONS IN THE RETAIL MARKETS, AT LEAST THAT'S
WHAT I'VE HEARD FROM YOUR COMMENTS, AFTER JUNE WHAT'S THE PLAN FOR USE OF
CASH NOW BECAUSE YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A DECENT AMOUNT?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

WELL JASON, WE'RE DOING A FOLLOW-THROUGH ON THE CURRENT SHARE REPURCHASE
PROGRAM, AND AT THAT POINT IN TIME WE'LL HAVE FURTHER DISCUSSIONS WITH OUR
BOARD TO DETERMINE THE BEST USE OF CASH.

 JASON SEIDL  - CREDIT SUISSE - ANALYST

ARE WE GOING TO DEPEND ON WHERE THE STOCK IS AT IN THE MARKETPLACE OR ARE
THERE ANY OTHER USES OF CASH AND WOULD YOU FAVOR DIVIDENDS OVER ANY SMALL
ACQUISITIONS?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

I'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOME M&A ACTIVITY THIS YEAR.
WE ARE CONTINUING TO LOOK FOR SOME OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOGISTICS IN EUROPE AND
ASIA, AND SO THAT SEARCH CONTINUES. AGAIN, WE'RE NOT TALKING HUGE PLAYS HERE
BUT WE WANT TO INCREASE CAPABILITY SETS IN THOSE MARKETS SO WE CAN CONTINUE
TO LEVERAGE THE RELATIONSHIP WE HAVE WITH CURRENT CUSTOMERS WHO ARE ASKING US
FOR GREATER CAPABILITIES IN THOSE MARKET. AND WE CONTINUE TO BE INTERESTED IN
THE TRUCKLOAD SPACE. CERTAINLY THE DYNAMICS OF THE TRUCKLOAD SPACE RIGHT NOW
HAVE CHILLED THAT A LITTLE BIT, BUT THAT'S GOING TO CHANGE. I BELIEVE THIS IS
JUST A TEMPORARY CAPACITY ISSUE.

 JASON SEIDL  - CREDIT SUISSE - ANALYST

OKAY. I AGREE WITH THAT. WHAT I AM LOOKING AT THE COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE, UPS
SEEMS LIKE IT IS FINALLY GETTING A LITTLE BIT MORE COMPETITIVE NOW THAT THEY
LINKED UP SOME OF THEIR TECHNOLOGY WITH PACKAGE DIVISION AND FREIGHT DIVISION
AND TRACKING AND TRACING. ARE YOUR PEOPLE STARTING TO SEE THEM INCREASE AS A
COMPETITOR COMPARED TO THE OLD OVERNIGHT?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

I THINK IT IS TOO EARLY FOR US TO BE ABLE TO TELL THAT. THE MARKETPLACE,
DEPENDING ON THE LANE, YOU HAVE A WHOLE DIFFERENT SET OF COMPETITORS, SO AT
THIS POINT I HAVEN'T RECEIVED ANY FEEDBACK FROM OUR FIELD SALES ORGANIZATION
THAT WE'RE NOTICING THAT KIND OF IMPACT.

 JASON SEIDL  - CREDIT SUISSE - ANALYST

OKAY. YOU MENTIONED YOUR DECEMBER; OR EXCUSE ME, YOUR JANUARY COMPS AT
TONNAGE OR COMPS ARE UP 12%. WHAT WERE YOU COMPING IN YOUR DECEMBER MONTH IN
TERMS OF 2005 TO 2006?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

KEVIN, DO YOU HAVE THAT?

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY  INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

WHAT WAS THE QUESTION NOW?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THE DECEMBER COMPARISONS.

 JUSTIN YAGERMAN  - WACHOVIA SECURITIES - ANALYST

YES, DECEMBER COMPARISONS, YOU SAID YOUR JANUARY COMPARISONS ARE TOUGH,
YOU'RE COMP IS UP 12%. I WAS WONDERING WHAT YOU COMPED IN DECEMBER.

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY  INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

DECEMBER OF LAST YEAR WAS DOWN ABOUT 7%.

 JASON SEIDL  - CREDIT SUISSE - ANALYST

WHAT DID THAT COMP AGAINST TO '05.

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY  INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

8.7%.

 JASON SEIDL  - CREDIT SUISSE - ANALYST

8.7%. OKAY, THANK YOU SO MUCH, GENTLEMEN.

 OPERATOR

YOUR NEXT QUESTION IS FROM JORDAN ALLIGER WITH DEUTSCHE BANK.

 JORDAN ALLIGER  - DEUTSCHE BANK - ANALYST

HI, MORNING OR AFTERNOON. JUST A COUPLE QUESTIONS. WHEN YOUR THINK ABOUT YOUR
EXPECTATIONS AND THE NUMBERS YOU GAVE FOR 2007, IS THERE A WAY TO GET A SENSE
OF HOW MUCH THAT 3.60 AND 3.90 RANGE AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE BACK HALF OF
THE YEAR IS DUE IT SOME SORT OF ECONOMIC REACCELERATION VERSUS THINGS YOU
NEED TO DO AND EXECUTE ON YOUR OWN WHETHER IT BE THE VOLUME PRICE ANGLE OR
WHAT HAVE YOU?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO


CERTAINLY WHEN WE MODELED THIS YEAR WE'RE LOOKING FOR JUST MODERATE ECONOMIC
EXPANSION. I THINK WE MODELED OUR PLAN AT A GDP AROUND 2%, AND SO WE'RE NOT
EXPECTING A HUGE AMOUNT OF OUR GROWTH THIS YEAR TO COME FROM REAL
ACCELERATION OF THE ECONOMY. NOW WE DO EXPECT THE SECOND HALF TO BE A LITTLE
BIT STRONGER THAN THE FIRST HALF, AND THAT'S HISTORICALLY HOW TONNAGE LEVELS
DO FOLLOW, BUT WE'RE CERTAINLY EXPECTING TO SEE TRACTION FROM THE
REINVIGORATED SALES AND MARKETING EFFORT THAT WE'RE UNDERTAKING.

 JORDAN ALLIGER  - DEUTSCHE BANK - ANALYST

AND IN TERMS OF THINKING ABOUT THE VOLUME PRICE ANGLE OF THINGS, WHICH YOU
WERE SORT OF SORTING THROUGH LAST YEAR, ARE YOU AT A LEVEL NOW WHERE YOU FEEL
SORT OF PRETTY COMFORTABLE WITH THE BLEND AND THE SALES AND MARKETING GUYS
KNOW WHAT THEY NEED TO DO?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

I THINK CERTAINLY WE'RE TRYING TO MAKE SURE THE VALUE OF OUR PRODUCT AND THE
SERVICE THAT WE'RE PROVIDING IS ALIGNED PROPERLY WITH THE PRICE, COMMENSURATE
WITH THE PRICE, BUT I CAN TELL YOU VIRTUALLY ALL OF THE MAJORITY OF THE SALES
STRATEGIES THAT WE HAVE DESIGNED AND ARE PUTTING IN PLACE, VERY FEW OF THEM
RELY ON PRICE TO GET THE JOB DONE. WE'RE HAVING SALES STRATEGY THAT TACKED
THE MARKETPLACE ON SEVERAL DIFFERENT FRONTS, AND SO WE'RE PRETTY EXCITED
ABOUT THE PLAN THAT WE PUT TOGETHER TO GO OUT THERE AND CAPTURE SOME MARKET
SHARE THIS YEAR.

 JORDAN ALLIGER  - DEUTSCHE BANK - ANALYST

JUST A FINAL SIDE QUESTION, WHAT IS IT THAT SHIPPERS/LOGISTICS CUSTOMERS ARE
SEEKING THE MOST OF THESE DAYS FROM WHAT YOU DO AT MENLO? WHAT IS THE --
WHERE IS THE PRODUCT DEMAND RIGHT NOW?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THE MAJORITY OF DEMAND WE'VE BEEN FOCUSING ON AND GETTING THE MOST TRACTION
IS WITH OUR MULTI-CLIENT WAREHOUSING, AND THEN DOING THE TRANSPORTATION
MANAGEMENT FOR THEM OUT OF THE WAREHOUSE AND PROVIDING VALUE-ADDED SERVICES
WITHIN THE WAREHOUSE ENVIRONMENT.

 JORDAN ALLIGER  - DEUTSCHE BANK - ANALYST

GREAT. THANK YOU.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THANK YOU.

 OPERATOR

YOUR NEXT QUESTION COMES FROM SCOTT FLOWER WITH BANK OF AMERICA.

 SCOTT FLOWER  - BANK OF AMERICA - ANALYST

GOOD AFTERNOON, ALL.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

HI, SCOTT.

 SCOTT FLOWER  - BANK OF AMERICA - ANALYST

JUST WONDERING, AND I KNOW PART OF- OBVIOUSLY YIELDS SEEM LIKE THEY'VE HELD
BUT, BUT HOW DID YIELDS BEHAVE IF YOU TRY TO MIX ADJUST FOR THE SPOT BOOK
PROGRAM? OBVIOUSLY THAT IS NOT AN AREA YOU'VE EMPHASIZED AS MUCH. I'M JUST
WONDERING ON PERHAPS A [INAUDIBLE] STORE SALES BASIS OR A SIMILAR CONTRACT
BASIS ADJUSTING OUT SOME OF THE SPOT QUOTE WHICH OBVIOUSLY WAS MUCH LESS
EMPHASIZED FROM BASICALLY MID-YEAR GOING FORWARD HOW PRICING BEHAVES?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

SCOTT, I DIDN'T BREAK THAT OUT FOR THIS CALL SPECIFICALLY BECAUSE SPOT BOOK
CONTINUED TO TAIL OFF AS WE WENT THROUGH 2006; CERTAINLY THE YIELD IMPROVED A
LITTLE BIT BECAUSE OF THE SHIPMENT WEIGHT DECLINED A LITTLE BIT YEAR-OVER-
YEAR. THAT'S PROBABLY HAD A BIGGER IMPACT ON IT, AND THAT'S CERTAINLY SPOT
WOULD HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH THAT.

 PATRICK FOSSENIER  - CON-WAY  INC. - INVESTOR RELATIONS

YES, SCOTT, WE'RE DOWN ABOUT 30 POUNDS IN AVERAGE WEIGHT PER SHIPMENT. WE
WERE 11.94 A YEAR AGO, AND THIS FOURTH QUARTER WE WERE 11.62 SO OBVIOUSLY
SPOT QUOTE IMPACTS OR THEIR LACK THEREOF HAS HAD AN IMPACT ON DRIVING DOWN
THAT WEIGHT PER SHIPMENT.

 SCOTT FLOWER  - BANK OF AMERICA - ANALYST

AND THEN I GUESS A COUPLE OTHER THINGS. I KNOW THAT IT WAS EARLY, BUT MAYBE
MORE BROADLY, AGAIN THE ANSWER MAY BE TOO EARLY TO TELL BUT OBVIOUSLY BETWEEN
FED EX RATE WHICH YOU'VE SEEN FOR A LONG TIME AND I KNOW WATKINS REALLY ISN'T
YOUR STICK AND UPS. ARE YOU SEEING ANY DIFFERENT APPROACHES FROM A BUNDLING
STANDPOINT IN THE MARKETPLACE. IN OTHER WORDS, ARE THE PARCEL CARRIERS TRYING
TO LINK IN HOW THE CUSTOMERS USE [INAUDIBLE] PARCEL PLUS LTL AND A BUNDLED
CONTRACTUAL RELATIONSHIP AS OPPOSED TO PERHAPS JUST SELLING IT AS A LTL
PROPOSITION?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

WE'VE SEEN A LITTLE BIT OF EVIDENCE THAT THERE'S DISCUSSIONS IN THE
MARKETPLACE ABOUT IT, WE HAVEN'T NECESSARILY SEEN MUCH OF IT IN SUBTRACTION.
THE FOCUS GROUPS WE DID WITH CUSTOMERS INDICATE THAT LTL IS NOT A COMMODITY
BUSINESS. AND SO IT WASN'T HIGH ON THEIR PRIORITY LIST OF THINGS THEY WERE
LOOKING FOR.

 SCOTT FLOWER  - BANK OF AMERICA - ANALYST

OKAY. AND THEN TWO LAST QUESTIONS. I DON'T THINK IT HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED. I
JUST WANT TO KNOW WHERE IT IS IN THE PROCESS. YOU ALL TALKED ABOUT A MAJOR
BID AT MENLO AND OBVIOUSLY THAT WE'RE GETTING KICKED OUT BASED ON THE AWARD.
WHERE ARE WE JUST IN THE PROCESS OF FINDING OUT, HAVE WE FOUND OUT IN TERMS
OF THE ONE MAJOR BID WHERE YOU INVESTED A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF MAN POWER AND
COSTS AND ET CETERA.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THERE WERE LEGAL CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH THAT BID, AND THOSE WERE RESOLVED
SO THERE WAS A REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, SO IT IS BEING REKINDLED
AND WE EXPECT TO- WE HOPE TO HEAR SOMETHING IN THE FOURTH QUARTER.

 SCOTT FLOWER  - BANK OF AMERICA - ANALYST

THE LAST QUESTION, I KNOW YOU'VE GIVEN US A DIRECTIONAL SENSE, BUT MAYBE A
LITTLE MORE COLOR, OBVIOUSLY GIVEN THE LTL YOU'RE TRYING TO BE CAREFUL IN
TERMS OF THE EXPANSION IN THAT UNIT AND THE INTERNAL LINEHAUL FOCUS DOES THAT
EFFECTIVELY MEAN NO EXPANSION THIS YEAR, LIMITED EXPANSION? IS THERE ANY WAY
YOU CAN GIVE US BRACKETING ON WHAT WE SHOULD THINK ABOUT THE TRUCKLOAD UNIT
IN TERMS OF NO EXPANSION, SOME EXPANSION, OR WHERE IT FITS IN THAT UNIVERSE?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

RIGHT NOW SCOTT WE'RE LOOKING AT LIMITED EXPANSION IN THE TRUCKLOAD SPACE.
JUST WITH THE CAPACITY SUPPLY AND DEMAND DYNAMICS RIGHT NOW IN THE TRUCKLOAD
MARKET PLACE, IT DIDN'T MAKE A LOT OF SENSE TO US TO TRY TO BE ADDING
ADDITIONAL CAPACITY IN THE REGIONAL MARKET WHILE THERE IS PLENTY AVAILABLE,
AND SO WE JUST ARE REFOCUSING OUR INTERNAL EFFORTS RIGHT NOW.

 SCOTT FLOWER  - BANK OF AMERICA - ANALYST

OKAY, THANK YOU VERY MUCH ALL.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THANK YOU.

 OPERATOR

YOUR NEXT CO-COMES FROM KEN HOEXTER WITH MERRILL LYNCH.

 KEN HOEXTER  - MERRILL LYNCH - ANALYST

GOOD MORNING. YOU TALKED A BIT ABOUT THE TRUCKLOAD SIDE WITHIN CON-WAY. WHAT
PERCENTAGE NOW DOES THE TRUCKLOAD DIVISION MOVE FOR THE COMPANY?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

ABOUT A QUARTER. ABOUT 25%.

 KEN HOEXTER  - MERRILL LYNCH - ANALYST

OKAY. YOU WERE SAYING THAT YOU'RE GOING TO TAKE THE REST OF THAT CAPACITY AND
START TO FOCUS MORE ON OTHER MOVES THAT CON-WAY MAKES OR I DIDN'T QUITE
UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU WERE THROWING OUT THERE.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

WE HAVE SOME REGIONAL TRUCKLOAD BUSINESS WE'RE GOING TO BE PUTTING SOME
EMPHASIS ON TO DO INTERNALLY, AND SO WE'LL BE TAKING SOME OF THE THAT
CAPACITY AND DOING THAT, AND THERE IS SOME ADDITIONAL LANES IN THE
TRANSCONTINENTAL WHICH WE'LL ALSO BE MOVING OVER, BUT FOR THE YEAR WE'RE
EXPECTING ABOUT 20% OF THE REVENUES THAT ARE GENERATED BY OUR TRUCKLOAD UNIT
WILL BE EXTERNAL, EXTERNAL BUSINESS.

 KEN HOEXTER  - MERRILL LYNCH - ANALYST

OKAY. ON THE RATES, YOU KNOW, OBVIOUSLY A VERY STRONG CORE RATE PURE PRICING
INCREASE, I THINK RELATIVE TO EXPECTATIONS DESPITE THE VOLUME ENVIRONMENT,
DOES THAT GO BACK TO SIX MONTHS AGO AT YOUR CONFERENCE WHEN YOU WERE TALKING
ABOUT FOCUSING NOW ON IMPROVING RATES AT THE EXPENSE OF VOLUMES? IS THAT KIND
OF ALONG WITH THAT PROGRAM OR IS THIS -- IS THE MARKET JUST REMAINED TIGHTER
OR I GUESS IT HASN'T BEEN WITH THE VOLUMES DOWN BUT SOMETHING ELSE OUT THERE
THAT'S DRIVING THAT PURE RATE INCREASE?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

CERTAINLY THE YIELD IMPROVEMENT WE SAW WAS A RESULT OF THE YIELD ENHANCEMENT
INITIATIVES WE TOOK LAST YEAR. WHILE WE DID LOSE SOME BUSINESS VOLUME AS A
RESULT OF THAT, YOU KNOW, IT LOOKS AT THIS POINT THAT IT SERVED US FAIRLY
WELL AS WE FINISHED THE YEAR BECAUSE THE YIELD IMPROVEMENT HELPED OFFSET SOME
OF THE TONNAGE DECLINES WE EXPERIENCED FROM THE BROADER ECONOMIC ISSUES THAT
WERE OCCURRING. CERTAINLY IT WAS SOMETHING THAT HELPED US. NOW, AS WE GO
FORWARD INTO THIS YEAR, THAT REALIGNING OUR SALES STRATEGIES, YOU KNOW,
CERTAINLY WE HAVE THE ABILITY TO PRICE A SPECIFIC SEGMENT OF BUSINESS BASED
ON THE NEEDS WE HAVE BECAUSE OF THE EITHER SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN OUR NETWORK
OR I SHOULD SAY CAPACITY NEEDS IN OUR NETWORK OR LANE DENSITY THAT WE WANT TO
BUILD, SO WE'RE GOING TO USE PRICE VERY STRATEGICALLY. WE HAVE NO DESIGNS ON
GOING OUT THERE AND BEING BROAD-BASED PRICERS.

 KEN HOEXTER  - MERRILL LYNCH - ANALYST

OKAY, QUICK NUMBER QUESTION: I THINK YOU HAD THROWN OUT WHAT YOUR BRANDING
COSTS IN '07 WERE GOING TO BE. I DIDN'T QUITE CATCH THAT.

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY  INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

$12 MILLION.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

$12 MILLION.

 KEN HOEXTER  - MERRILL LYNCH - ANALYST

THAT IS AFTER WHAT YOU SPENT IN '06?

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY  INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

IT WAS A COUPLE MILLION DOLLARS, ABOUT $2 MILLION IN TOTAL.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

KEN AS THE ECONOMY SLOWED DURING THE SECOND HALF OF 2006 WE SLOWED DOWN OUR
REBRANDING INITIATIVE JUST FOR COST CONTROL PURPOSES.

 KEN HOEXTER  - MERRILL LYNCH - ANALYST

OKAY. AND THEN I JUST WANT TO FOLLOW UP ON JUSTIN'S QUESTION EARLIER WHERE HE
ASKED ABOUT THE MENLO, YOU KIND OF THREW OUT A DOUBLE-DIGIT GROWTH TARGET FOR
MENLO, AND WE KIND OF HAVEN'T SEEN THAT, AND I THINK YOU PRETTY MUCH HAVE
BEEN TARGETING THAT FOR AWHILE. I JUST WANT TO RE-UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU HAVE IN
THE PIPELINE NOW THAT GIVES YOU THAT CONFIDENCE YOU'RE GOING TO HIT THAT
DOUBLE-DIGIT AFTER NOT REALLY HITTING THAT SINCE THE FIRST QUARTER OF LAST
YEAR?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

KEEP IN MIND THE BEGINNING OF LAST YEAR WE SPECIFICALLY LOOKED AT OUR ACCOUNT
BASE AND LOOKED AT THOSE ACCOUNTS THAT WEREN'T PRODUCING MARGINS THAT WE FELT
WERE COMMENSURATE WITH THE SERVICES THAT WERE BEING PROVIDED, AND WE ELECTED
TO TRY TO RENEGOTIATED SOME OF THOSE CONTRACTS, AND SOME OF THE BUSINESS WENT
AWAY, SO WE HAD A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF BUSINESS THAT MENLO LOST THIS PAST
YEAR DUE TO SOME RATE NEGOTIATIONS. THAT BEING SAID, THEY GAINED A TREMENDOUS
AMOUNT OF TRACTION. AS THIS MODEL IS BEGINNING TO BEAR FRUIT AND WE'RE SEEING
THE BENEFITS OF THE LEVERAGE ON THE OPERATING MARGIN SIDE BUT CUSTOMERS ARE
REALLY STARTING TO SEE THE BENEFIT OF HOW THIS MODEL CAN GIVE THEM SOME
IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT IN SOME OF THE ASPECTS OF THEIR SUPPLY CHAIN, WE'RE
GETTING GREAT OPPORTUNITIES, AND THE SOLUTIONS WE'RE BEING ABLE TO PROVIDE
WHEN CUSTOMERS ARE BIDDING THEIR TRAFFIC WE'RE GETTING A GOOD PORTION OF
THESE OPPORTUNITIES WE'RE CONVERTING INTO WINS, AND SO WE'RE VERY, VERY
EXCITED AND OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE FACT THAT THIS MODEL IS PROVING OUT TO BE
WHAT WE EXPECTED IT TO BE.

 KEN HOEXTER  - MERRILL LYNCH - ANALYST

GREAT. THANK YOU, GUYS.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THANK YOU.

 OPERATOR

YOUR NEXT QUESTION IS FROM ART HATFIELD WITH MORGAN KEEGAN.

 ARTHUR HATFIELD  - MORGAN KEEGAN & CO., INC. - ANALYST

GOOD MORNING, GUYS. PRETTY MUCH ALL OF MY QUESTIONS HAVE BEEN ANSWERED, BUT
GOING BACK TO PRICING A LITTLE BIT, IS THERE A SECTOR EITHER GEOGRAPHIC OR
KIND OF AN INDUSTRY VERTICAL THAT YOU'VE KIND OF BEEN SURPRISED THINGS ARE
WEAKER THAN YOU THOUGHT THEY WOULD BE AT THIS POINT IN TIME?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

ART, I WAS KIND OF SURPRISED AT HOW BROAD-BASED THE INDUSTRIAL SECTOR SLOWED
DOWN THIS PAST- THE END OF LAST YEAR. IT HAPPENED RELATIVELY QUICKLY, AND I
DON'T HAVE AT THIS POINT- OUR TOOLS AREN'T SOPHISTICATED TO TELL US HOW MUCH
MIGHT BE RELATED SPECIFICALLY TO THE AUTO SEGMENT AND THE ANCILLARY BUSINESS
THAT TIE TO THE AUTO SEGMENT, BUT THAT WAS THE PART THAT SURPRISED ME. THE
WEST COAST WAS THE STRONGEST -- THE WESTERN STATES WERE OUR STRONGEST MARKETS
FOR REALLY THE FIRST HALF AND THREE QUARTERS OF LAST YEAR, AND IN THE FOURTH
QUARTER WE STARTED TO LOSE TRACTION ON THE WEST COAST, AND STARTED TO
ACTUALLY GET A LITTLE MORE GAIN IN THE MIDWEST AND THE SOUTHEAST, AND THAT
CONTINUES INTO THE FIRST QUARTER WHERE THE WESTERN PART OF THE COUNTRY SEEMS
TO BE LAGGING A BIT BEHIND THE MIDWEST AND THE EAST.

 ARTHUR HATFIELD  - MORGAN KEEGAN & CO., INC. - ANALYST

GREAT. THAT'S ALL I HAD.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THANKS, ART.

 OPERATOR

YOUR NEXT QUESTION IS FROM JON LANGENFELD WITH ROBERT W. BAIRD AND COMPANY

 JON LANGENFELD  - ROBERT W. BAIRD & COMPANY, INC. - ANALYST

DOUG, KEVIN, PAT, GOOD AFTERNOON.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

HI, JOHN.

 JON LANGENFELD  - ROBERT W. BAIRD & COMPANY, INC. - ANALYST

KEVIN OR DOUG, CAN YOU TALK A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE SALES INITIATIVES, HOW FAR
INTO THAT ARE YOU? ARE WE STILL IN THE EARLY INNINGS OF GETTING THE PROGRAMS
ROLLED OUT AND TESTED WITH HOW THE MESSAGE IS BEING RECEIVED WITH CUSTOMERS?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

I WOULD SAY WE'RE DEFINITELY IN THE EARLY INNINGS, BUT SO FAR I AM QUITE
PLEASED WITH SOME OF THE EARLY TRACTION THAT WE'RE GETTING WITH SOME OF THESE
INITIATIVES, AND I AM NOT GOING TO TALK ABOUT SPECIFIC STRATEGIES WE'RE
UNDERGOING FOR COMPETITIVE REASONS, BUT WE'RE JUST TAKING A DIFFERENT
PERSPECTIVE TO THE SALES APPROACH AND THE SALES PROCESS, AND WE'RE REALLY
SEGMENTING THE MARKET DIFFERENTLY THAN WE HAVE IN THE PAST.

 JON LANGENFELD  - ROBERT W. BAIRD & COMPANY, INC. - ANALYST

SUFFICE TO SAY YOU HAVE A PRETTY STRUCTURED TRACKING MECHANISM TO SEE HOW THE
INITIATIVES ARE PAYING OFF WITH THE CUSTOMER REQUEST?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

WE'RE TRACKING -- I'D SAY WE BUILT SOME NEW TOOLS. TIME WILL TELL WHETHER
THESE TOOLS ARE GOING TO GIVE US THE VISIBILITY WE WANT AND WE'LL CONTINUE TO
WORK ON IMPROVING THAT AS OUR NEEDS DICTATE.

 JON LANGENFELD  - ROBERT W. BAIRD & COMPANY, INC. - ANALYST

HAVE YOU BEEN SURPRISED AT ALL IN TERMS OF HOW WELL THE PRICES ENVIRONMENT
HAS HELD UP GIVEN THE WEAKNESS ON THE TRUCKLOAD SIDE AND GIVEN KIND OF JUST
THE DAMPENED EXPECTATIONS OF THE DOMESTIC FREIGHT MARKET.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

I CAN'T SAY I AM SURPRISED. I AM PLEASED TO SEE IT. I THINK THE FACT THAT WE
HAVE IS REALLY BECAUSE LTL IS MUCH MORE CONCENTRATED IN THE HANDFUL OF SOME
VERY LARGE COMPANIES THAT ARE MORE DISCIPLINED THAN WHEN WE HAD A LOT OF
SMALLER COMPETITORS, I THINK THAT'S PLAYING A MAJOR ROLE IN KEEPING PRICING
FAIRLY STEADY.

 JON LANGENFELD  - ROBERT W. BAIRD & COMPANY, INC. - ANALYST

AND THEN FINALLY ON THE MENLO SIDE, THE MULTI-CLIENT WAREHOUSE APPROACH, ONE
CONCERN I HAVE ON THAT IS LOOKING DOWN THE ROAD WHEN THE ECONOMY DOES TURN
DOWN, ISN'T THERE MORE INHERENT RISK IN THAT TYPE OF MODEL THAN A SINGLE
CLIENT WAREHOUSE?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

NO, BECAUSE NUMBER ONE WE'RE ABLE TO LEVERAGE THE COST- THE INFRASTRUCTURE
COSTS ACROSS A MUCH BROADER BASE OF ACCOUNTS. AND THE MODEL ITSELF BECAUSE WE
ARE ATTRACTING MORE OF A MID-MARKET CUSTOMER THERE IS LESS VOLATILITY. WHEN
YOU HAVE SINGLE CLIENT CUSTOMERS AND THEIR VOLUME DROPS OFF DRAMATICALLY,
FREQUENTLY YOU CAN'T SHED COSTS, YOU DON'T HAVE THE VARIABLE COST BASIS TO
SHED IT. IF YOU LOSE A CUSTOMER IN THE MID-MARKET IT'S NOT THAT BIG OF A
SEGMENT OF YOUR BUSINESS SINCE YOU'RE ABLE TO RESPOND FASTER.

 JON LANGENFELD  - ROBERT W. BAIRD & COMPANY, INC. - ANALYST

COULD YOU SHARE WITH US WHAT YOUR CUSTOMER CONCENTRATION IS ON MENLO NOW? I
THINK YOU HAD FOUR OR FIVE THAT ACCOUNTED FOR 50% OF YOUR REVENUE A YEAR OR
TWO AGO?

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY  INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

THAT'S DIMINISHED. I THINK IT IS DOWN TO THE TOP FIVE OR SOMETHING IN THE
ORDER OF 35%, SOMEWHERE IN THAT AREA, 35 TO 40%.

 JON LANGENFELD  - ROBERT W. BAIRD & COMPANY, INC. - ANALYST

OKAY. GOOD ENOUGH.

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY  INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

THAT CLUSTER OF CONCENTRATION HAS BEEN DIMINISHING.

 JON LANGENFELD  - ROBERT W. BAIRD & COMPANY, INC. - ANALYST

GREAT. THANK YOU.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THANK YOU, JOHN.

 OPERATOR

YOUR NEXT QUESTION COMES FROM ASHLEY WOLFE WITH BEAR STEARNS.

 EDWARD WOLFE  - BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST

HI. I THINK IT IS ED WOLFE.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

HI, ED.

 EDWARD WOLFE  - BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST

HI, HOW ARE YOU? CAN YOU JUST WALK US THROUGH IN TERMS OF WEIGHT PER SHIPMENT
HOW THAT'S BEEN FROM OCTOBER THROUGH JANUARY?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

DO YOU HAVE THAT MONTH BY MONTH?

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY  INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

LET ME SEE. WE'RE TRYING TO DIG IT OUT HERE AND SEE IF WE HAVE IT.

 EDWARD WOLFE  - BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST

IF I HEARD YOU RIGHT, YOU SAID TONNAGE WAS WORSE IN NOVEMBER YEAR-OVER-YEAR,
IMPROVED A LITTLE BIT IN DECEMBER AND JANUARY, BUT I AM INTERESTED JUST TO
UNDERSTAND USUALLY WEIGHT OF SHIPMENT IS A PRETTY GOOD INDICATOR OF THE
ECONOMY OVERALL, INDUSTRIAL ECONOMY ANYWAY. WHILE YOU'RE LOOKING FOR THAT
MAYBE, DOUG, HOW MUCH DO YOU THINK OF THE MINUS 8% TONNAGE IS THE ECONOMY AND
HOW MUCH OF IT HAD TO DO WITH THE TIMING OF YOUR RATE INCREASE? I REALIZE
THIS IS DIRECTIONAL, BUT JUST ROUGH.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

YOU KNOW, ED, I HAVE TRIED TO RECONCILE THAT, AND I AM NOT SURE I CAN
EXACTLY. YOU KNOW, THE FACT THAT OUR TONNAGE LEVEL ALMOST TRACKED IDENTITY TO
WHAT THE ATA'S TONNAGE INDICATORS ARE, GIVES ME A REASON TO BELIEVE THAT A
BROAD PORTION OF OUR TONNAGE DECLINE ACTUALLY OCCURRED WITH THE ECONOMIC
RETRACTION.

 EDWARD WOLFE  - BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST

EXCEPT THAT WAS ONE MONTH FROM THE ATA. IT WASN'T THAT BADLY FOR THE QUARTER
NEARLY, AND YOU GUYS HISTORICALLY GROW MUCH BETTER THAN A LONG HAUL GUYS WHO
ARE RIGHT NOW SHRINKING LESSER IN LINE WITH YOU.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

HOWEVER, WHAT I WAS GOING TO SAY WAS THAT THE FACT THAT THE THIRD QUARTER WE
DEFINITELY SAW TONNAGE DECLINE, AND EVEN AT THE END OF THE SECOND QUARTER
BECAUSE OF OUR YIELD INITIATIVES, SO I AM GOING TO HAVE TO SAY IT IS PROBABLY
IN THE AREA OF 30% OF IT WAS PROBABLY THE PRICING INITIATIVES, AND ABOUT 70%
OF IT WAS ECONOMICALLY DRIVEN.

 EDWARD WOLFE  - BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST

OKAY.

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

ED, BACK ON YOUR WEIGHT PER SHIPMENT, WERE YOU LOOKING AT SUCCESSIVE QUARTERS
IN TERMS OF Q4 LAST YEAR AGO IN '05 AND THEN MOVING THROUGH '06?

 EDWARD WOLFE  - BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST

I WAS JUST HOPING, YOU KNOW, OCTOBER YEAR-OVER-YEAR, NOVEMBER YEAR-OVER-YEAR,
DECEMBER YEAR-OVER-YEAR, AND JANUARY YEAR-OVER-YEAR, HOW THAT LOOKED.

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

 THEY WERE ALL DOWN. IF YOU LOOKED AT THE RESPECTIVE MONTHS FOR '05 VERSUS
'06, THEY'RE ALL DOWN ABOUT 30 POUNDS, 35 POUNDS IN EACH RESPECTIVE MONTH
OVER THE PREVIOUS YEAR.

 EDWARD WOLFE  - BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST

AND ON A PERCENTAGE TERMS, WHAT IS THAT ROUGHLY? IT'S BEEN PRETTY INSTEAD
AND I STAYING DOWN ABOUT 2.5% OR SO?

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

YES, ABOUT 2.5% DOWN.

 EDWARD WOLFE  - BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST

OKAY. YOU KNOW, IF I JUST TAKE YOUR FOURTH QUARTER REPORT ON AN ONGOING BASIS
AND RUN IT AT KIND OF WHAT FOURTH QUARTER HAS BEEN ON AVERAGE OVER THE LAST
FIVE YEARS, 29% OR SO, I GET 2.63 AS A RUN RATED. OBVIOUSLY YOU'VE GIVEN
GUIDANCE WELL ABOVE THAT AND ANOTHER $0.12 DRAG IT LOOKS LIKE FROM THE CON-
WAY MARKETING OR BRANDING YOU TALKED ABOUT, SO YOU'VE GOT SOME PRETTY GOOD
CONFIDENCE GOING FORWARD, AND I AM JUST TRYING TO UNDERSTAND I THINK YOU SAID
YOU ASSUMED THE ECONOMY DOESN'T REALLY CHANGE MUCH IN YOUR ESTIMATES, BUT
THAT THE TONNAGE COMES BACK AND I AM GUESSING SOME OF THE THAT IS EASIER
COMPS. CAN YOU TALK A LITTLE BIT ABOUT HOW YOU EXPECT THAT TONNAGE TO COME
BACK AND THEN YOU ASSUMED THE YIELDS REMAINED FAIRLY FLAT TO DOWN A LITTLE
BIT. IS THAT WHAT YOUR ASSUMPTION IS GOING FORWARD?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

WE EXPECT THERE WILL BE A GENERAL RATE INCREASE SOMETIME IN THE SECOND
QUARTER, AND WE ANTICIPATE THAT IF WE FOLLOW HISTORICAL PATTERNS THAT THAT
WILL BE -- THAT WILL DISSIPATE AS THE YEAR GOES ON HOWEVER WE PLAN ON
REMAINING POSITIVE FOR THE YIELD FOR THE FULL YEAR, AND WE ALSO ANTICIPATE
THAT TONNAGE WILL ACCELERATE. THE ECONOMY SLOWED DOWN HERE A BIT, AND AS THE
ECONOMY PICKS UP, WE'LL SEE A BROADER EXPANSION IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE
YEAR THAN WE EXPECT TO SEE IN THE FIRST HALF, AND WE ALSO EXPECT TO CAPTURE
MARKET SHARE THROUGH OUR NEW MARKETING INITIATIVES.

 EDWARD WOLFE  - BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST

SO SOME ECONOMY PICKING UP, SOME MARKET SHARE, BUT ON THE PRICING SIDE THAT
STAYS FIRM, IS THAT THE GENERAL ASSUMPTION?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

YES. WE'RE NOT ANTICIPATING THE PRICING MARKET EVAPORATING ON US.

 EDWARD WOLFE  - BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST

ONE OTHER THOUGHT FORTUNATELY THE MIX A YEAR AGO, EVERYBODY ALL THE LTL GUYS
SAW A BUNCH OF TRUCK LOAD STUFF BECAUSE OF WHAT WAS GOING ON WITH THE
HURRICANES. I AM GUESSING THAT MAKES THE TONNAGE COMPS TOUGHER RIGHT NOW.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

IT CERTAINLY DOES AND THAT CERTAINLY IS WHAT I THINK THE BIGGEST DRIVER IN
THE YEAR-OVER-YEAR WEIGHT PER SHIPMENT DECLINE WAS.

 EDWARD WOLFE  - BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST

I AM GUESSING IT ALSO MAKES THE MIX AN EASIER COMP ON YIELDS THAT ARE GOING
TO GET MORE DIFFICULT AS THEY LOOK WHEN YOU GO OUT BECAUSE THERE IS LESS
TRUCKLOAD IN THE MIX VERSUS A YEAR AGO AND MORE LTL IN THE MIX WHICH HAS A
HIGHER REV PER POUND, IS THAT A FAIR ASSUMPTION?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

I THINK THAT'S FAIR.

 EDWARD WOLFE  - BEAR, STEARNS & CO. - ANALYST

THANKS, GUYS, APPRECIATE IT.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THANKS, ED.

 OPERATOR

YOUR NEXT QUESTION IS FROM DAVID ROSS WITH STIFEL NICOLAUS.

 DAVID ROSS  - STIFEL NICOLAUS - ANALYST

HELLO, EVERYONE.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

HI, DAVE.

 DAVID ROSS  - STIFEL NICOLAUS - ANALYST

QUESTION I HAD WAS IN THE MIX OF REGIONAL BUSINESS VERSUS LONG HAUL BUSINESS
OR AS YOU SAY NEXT DAY AND SECOND-DAY VERSUS THREE-DAY PLUS BUSINESS, IF YOU
CAN REMIND US WHAT THE BREAKDOWN IS IN THOSE AREA AND IS HOW THAT'S CHANGED
IN THE FOURTH QUARTER OF '06 VERSUS '05?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

42% OF OUR BUSINESS, AND IT IS DOWN JUST A COUPLE OF TENTHS OF A PERCENT
YEAR-OVER-YEAR. THE TWO-DAY BUSINESS IS AT 39%, AND THAT'S UP ACTUALLY JUST A
LITTLE UNDER A PERCENT, AND THREE-DAY PLUS BUSINESS IS ABOUT 19%. THAT'S DOWN
JUST A TAD.

 DAVID ROSS  - STIFEL NICOLAUS - ANALYST

OKAY. AND THEN ALSO YOUR '07 GUIDANCE, THERE WAS NO PEAK SEASON IN 2006 WHICH
CAUGHT A LOT OF US BY SURPRISE. ARE YOU MODELING A PEAK AGAIN IN THE SECOND
HALF?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

WE'RE MODELING JUST AS WE GO INTO Q2, Q3, Q4, WE'RE JUST MODELING
ACCELERATION.

 DAVID ROSS  - STIFEL NICOLAUS - ANALYST

OKAY. WHICH WOULD BE INLINE WITH HISTORICAL SEASONALITY VERSUS THE
SEASONALITY WE SAW IN '06?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

WELL, WE'RE CERTAINLY MODELING HISTORICAL SEASONALITY WITH REGARD TO TONNAGE
BUILDING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. I DON'T BELIEVE WE'RE ANTICIPATING AS BIG A
SURGE IN THE FOURTH QUARTER. WE'RE STILL TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHETHER OR NOT
THE LACK OF PEAK IS A CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS THAT WE CAN EXPECT
GOING FORWARD OR WHETHER OR NOT IT WAS AN ABERRATION THIS YEAR BECAUSE OF THE
ECONOMIC DOWNTURN AND PERHAPS A PESSIMISTIC VIEW BY RETAILERS.

 DAVID ROSS  - STIFEL NICOLAUS - ANALYST

AND LAST QUESTION YOU'VE DONE A LOT OF INTROSPECTION RECENTLY WITH THE YIELD
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM NOT WORKING OUT AS YOU THOUGHT, AND YOU'VE MIXED MENLO AND
REORGANIZED THAT ORGANIZATION. HOW MUCH MORE DO YOU NEED TO FIX INTERNALLY
BEFORE YOU START TO LOOK IT GROW EXTERNALLY? I KNOW YOU TALKED ABOUT POSSIBLE
ACQUISITIONS LATER THIS YEAR IN EUROPE AND ASIA BUT HOW MUCH MORE IS TO BE
DONE WITH THE CURRENT CON-WAY FIRST.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

WELL, WE JUST- BELIEVE ME, IT IS NOT GOING TO STOP US FROM TRYING TO GROW ALL
BUSINESS SEGMENTS, AND WE ALSO EXPECT TO SEE IMPROVEMENT IN OUR MARKETING
STRATEGIES, SO I DON'T WANT YOU TO COME AWAY WITH THE FACT WE FEEL LIKE WE'RE
BROKEN. OUR UNDERLYING BUSINESS UNITS ARE EXTREMELY SOUND. WE JUST SEE THERE
IS ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE I THEM BETTER.

 DAVID ROSS  - STIFEL NICOLAUS - ANALYST

OKAY. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

 OPERATOR

YOUR FINAL QUESTION COMES FROM DAVID CAMPBELL WITH THOMPSON DAVIS AND
COMPANY.

 DAVID CAMPBELL  - THOMPSON DAVIS & COMPANY - ANALYST

YES, HI. THANKS. DOUG, YOUR OPERATING RATIO FOR CON-WAY IN THE SECOND
QUARTER, DO YOU EXPECT THAT TO BE FLAT YEAR TO YEAR OR SOMEWHAT BETTER?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

DAVID, I DON'T HAVE THE PLAN RIGHT HERE IN FRONT OF ME. I HAVE KEVIN TAKING A
LOOK TO SEE IF HE CAN MAKE A SPECULATIVE GUESS AT THAT RIGHT NOW.

 KEVIN SCHICK  - CON-WAY  INC. - SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO

I WOULD SAY, DAVID, IT IS PROBABLY GOING TO STILL BE A LITTLE HIGHER THAN Q2
'06. OBVIOUSLY IT'S ON A SCALE THAT'S GOING TO BE NARROWING AS WE GO FORWARD
INTO THE YEAR, BUT I WOULD SAY FOR Q2 THAT THE OR THIS YEAR WILL BE A LITTLE
BIT HIGHER THAN '06.

 DAVID CAMPBELL  - THOMPSON DAVIS & COMPANY - ANALYST

OKAY. THANKS. AND AS FAR AS MENLO IS CONCERNED, YOU SAID 12% GROWTH, AND I
THINK BOTH NET REVENUES AND OPERATING INCOME IS YOUR TARGET FOR '07; IS THAT
CORRECT?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

NO WE JUST SAID LOW DOUBLE-DIGIT GROWTH. WE DIDN'T TARGET A PERCENTAGE.

 DAVID CAMPBELL  - THOMPSON DAVIS & COMPANY - ANALYST

BUT BOTH NET REVENUE AND OPERATING INCOME, CORRECT?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THAT'S CORRECT.

 DAVID CAMPBELL  - THOMPSON DAVIS & COMPANY - ANALYST

DO YOU THINK THERE WILL BE ANY SIGNIFICANT VARIATION FROM- IN EACH QUARTER OF
THE YEAR OR ROUGHLY THE SAME EACH QUARTER?

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

WE ALSO EXPECT MENLO IT BUILD AS THE YEAR PROGRESSES.

 DAVID CAMPBELL  - THOMPSON DAVIS & COMPANY - ANALYST

OKAY. OKAY. GREAT. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. ALL MY OTHER QUESTIONS WERE
ANSWERED.

 DOUGLAS STOTLAR  - CON-WAY INC. - PRESIDENT AND CEO

THANK YOU, DAVID.

 PATRICK FOSSENIER  - CON-WAY INC. - INVESTOR RELATIONS

OPERATOR, I BELIEVE THAT'S OUR LAST QUESTION.

 OPERATOR

YES, SIR, NO MORE QUESTIONS.

 PATRICK FOSSENIER  - CON-WAY INC. - INVESTOR RELATIONS

IF YOU COULD GIVE THE REPLAY INFORMATION, I THINK WE'RE DONE. THANK YOU,
EVERYBODY, FOR JOINING US.

 OPERATOR

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AND ARE SUBJECT TO A NUMBER OF RISKS AND UNCERTAINTIES AND SHOULD NOT BE
RELIED UPON AS PREDICTIONS OF FUTURE EVENTS. ALL STATEMENTS OTHER THAN
STATEMENTS OF HISTORICAL FACT ARE FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS, INCLUDING ANY
PROJECTIONS AND OBJECTIVES OF MANAGEMENT FOR FUTURE OPERATIONS, ANY
STATEMENTS CONCERNING PROPOSED NEW PRODUCTS OR SERVICES, ANY STATEMENTS
REGARDING CON-WAY'S ESTIMATED FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS TO PENSION PLANS, ANY
STATEMENTS AS TO THE ADEQUACY OF RESERVES, ANY STATEMENTS REGARDING THE
OUTCOME OF ANY CLAIMS THAT MAY BE BROUGHT AGAINST CON-WAY, ANY STATEMENTS
REGARDING FUTURE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OR PERFORMANCE, ANY STATEMENTS OF
ESTIMATES OR BELIEF AND ANY STATEMENTS OR ASSUMPTIONS UNDERLYING THE
FOREGOING. SPECIFIC FACTORS THAT COULD CAUSE ACTUAL RESULTS AND OTHER MATTERS
TO DIFFER MATERIALLY FROM THOSE DISCUSSED IN SUCH FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS
INCLUDE: CHANGES IN GENERAL BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, THE
CREDITWORTHINESS OF CON-WAY'S CUSTOMERS AND THEIR ABILITY TO PAY FOR SERVICES
RENDERED, INCREASING COMPETITION AND PRICING PRESSURE, CHANGES IN FUEL PRICES
OR FUEL SURCHARGES, THE EFFECTS OF THE CESSATION OF THE AIR CARRIER
OPERATIONS OF EMERY WORLDWIDE AIRLINES, THE POSSIBILITY THAT CON-WAY MAY,
FROM TIME TO TIME, BE REQUIRED TO RECORD IMPAIRMENT CHARGES FOR LONG-LIVED
ASSETS, THE POSSIBILITY OF DEFAULTS UNDER CON-WAY'S $400 MILLION CREDIT
AGREEMENT AND OTHER DEBT INSTRUMENTS (INCLUDING DEFAULTS RESULTING FROM
UNUSUAL CHARGES), AND THE POSSIBILITY THAT CON-WAY MAY BE REQUIRED TO REPAY
CERTAIN INDEBTEDNESS IN THE EVENT THAT THE RATINGS ASSIGNED TO ITS LONG-TERM
SENIOR DEBT BY CREDIT RATING AGENCIES ARE REDUCED, LABOR MATTERS, ENFORCEMENT
OF AND CHANGES IN GOVERNMENTAL REGULATIONS, ENVIRONMENTAL AND TAX MATTERS,
MATTERS RELATING TO THE 1996 SPIN-OFF OF CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS CORPORATION
(CFC), INCLUDING THE POSSIBILITY THAT CFC'S MULTI-EMPLOYER PENSION PLANS MAY
ASSERT CLAIMS AGAINST CON-WAY, MATTERS RELATING TO THE SALE OF MENLO
WORLDWIDE FORWARDING, INC., INCLUDING CON-WAY'S OBLIGATION TO INDEMNIFY THE
BUYER FOR CERTAIN LOSSES IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE, AND MATTERS RELATING TO
CON-WAY'S DEFINED BENEFIT PENSION PLANS. THE FACTORS INCLUDED HEREIN AND IN
ITEM 7 OF CON-WAY'S 2005 ANNUAL REPORT ON FORM 10-K AS WELL AS OTHER FILINGS
WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION COULD CAUSE ACTUAL RESULTS AND
OTHER MATTERS TO DIFFER MATERIALLY FROM THOSE IN SUCH FORWARD-LOOKING
STATEMENTS. AS A RESULT, NO ASSURANCE CAN BE GIVEN AS TO FUTURE FINANCIAL
CONDITION, CASH FLOWS, OR RESULTS OF OPERATIONS.