By Deanne Winslett Read this story on Truckers News. WTI Transport gave away this 2014 Kenworth T660 to driver Liberato Lupo. WTI Transport, a Daseke company headquartered in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, gave away a 2014 Kenworth T660 to one of its drivers as part of its National Truck Driver Appreciation Week celebration on Wednesday, Sept. 12. Over 200 drivers’ names were […]
WTI Transport enjoyed winning a prestigious trucking industry safety award so much last year; it went back for a second helping. Not only did WTI, a Daseke company flatbed hauler based in Tuscaloosa, Ala., receive recognition for the second consecutive year in the American Trucking Associations’ National Truck Safety Contest, it doubled its awards haul. […]
Written by Angel Coker and approved for reprint by The Tuscaloosa News. Photography by Gary Cosby, Jr. It’s the giving season — time to give volunteer hours, time to give donations and time to give thanks. WTI Transport, a Tuscaloosa-based trucking company, is among the giving. It honored U.S. Navy veteran, Jessie Neal, on Tuesday […]
*Compiled and edited by Ford Boswell and approved for reprint by the Alabama Trucking Association. WTI Transport reaches a major company milestone by delivering quality services, focusing of fleet safety, and making individual employee success a priority. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – In it 25 years, WTI Transport has enjoyed steady growth and success since opening its door […]
Selected by the Truckload Carrier Association as Top 20 Companies to Drive For If you asked Cale Pearson, President of Central Oregon Truck Company (COTC), which industry award meant the most to his company he’d supply an immediate answer, “Recognition by TCA as a Top 20 ‘Best Fleets to Drive For’ Hands down,” he said. […]
It’s always nice to have special guests on “campus” and in December, James Jaillet, news editor for CCJ and Overdrive magazine, took the time to visit the new WTI Transport facility. He documented the visit with a camera to show his readers all the new amenities that WTI Transport offers its flatbed drivers and staff. […]
Safety. It’s without a doubt the top concern for all Daseke sister companies and the 2,600 truck drivers who haul loads for Daseke customers. “We want our people to be safe, and we want the motoring public to be safe – we work hard to make sure that happens at each of our companies,” said […]
