Owner-Operator of the Month for May

May 5, 2011

Kentucky native son Gordon Johnson, 68, has driven more than 3 million miles accident-free in his career. Now his carrier, Greatwide Logistics Services, has enlisted his expertise as a trainer for new drivers.

Find out in the May issue of Overdrive how Owner-Operator of the Month Johnson’s work ethic overflows into volunteer work for both scheduled and emergency projects. Click here.

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