Crete named most valuable military employer
CivilianJobs.com recently named Crete Carrier Corporation its 2013 Most Valuable Employers (MVE) for Military winner. According to Tonn Ostergard, president and CEO of the company, 30 percent of Crete Carrier employees have prior military experience. ...
CRST acquires division of Allied Van Lines
CRST International, Inc., recently acquired the Allied Special Products division of Allied Van Lines, based in Fort Wayne, Ind. The company specializes in moving high-value products including motorcycles, medical products and office equipment. The acquisition ...
CRST recognizes safe drivers
CRST Expedited, Inc., recently recognized 17 drivers for topping 1 million accident-free miles. The drivers were presented awards at a March 15 banquet in Cedar Rapids, Iowa — the company’s headquarters. The drivers recognized were: Don Webber, ...
Schneider offering sign-on incentives
Schneider National is now offering sign-on incentives to company driver and owner-operator teams who are hired or leased on before June 30, 2013. Experienced company team drivers will earn an $8,000 ($4,000 per driver) sign-on ...
Crete named top military employer
CivilianJobs.com recently recognized Crete Carrier Corporation as a 2013 Most Valuable Employee (MVE) for Military finalist. Marking the fifth year of publication, the MVE recognition serves to help military-experienced job seekers and veterans identify the ...
Old Dominion moves Ohio center
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. relocated its Cincinnati Service Center to a larger facility that will serve customers in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. The upgraded terminal, located at 6431 Centre Park Drive, increased the service center’s ...
Melton breaks ground for new HQ
Melton Truck Lines joined the city of Catoosa, Okla., Monday to break ground on new corporate offices. Fleming Building Company and Kinslow, Keith, and Todd Architectural Services are partnering together to complete the project. Steve ...
CSA'S DATA TRAIL
Inconsistent enforcement: Insist on inspection, not citation
The way the DataQs challenge system is working suggests conventional wisdom about citations and CSA scores is flawed, with the issue of unfinished clean inspections looming larger for carriers looking to improve CSA scores.
Who’s keeping score: Carrier use of driver-ranking tools
Inconsistent enforcement: CSA vs. the independent
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