Atlas Van Lines honors drivers

Apr 25, 2011

Updated Apr 26, 2011

Nearly 3,000 van operators will participate in events this week as part of Atlas Van Lines’ BRAVO (Boosting Recognition of Atlas Van Operators) program, the Evansville-Ind.,-based carrier announced. Planned activities include cookouts, catered breakfasts, picnics and competitions. Van drivers are eligible for prizes such as gift cards, truck washes and weigh tickets, and more than 160 Atlas agents will be holding events around the nation and in Canada.

For more information, visit atlasvanlines.com.

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