Trucker asks: ‘Who moved my cheese?’

Dec 18, 2009

Probably not a mouse, in this case. The Philadelphia Inquirer had this story Tuesday about a driver on layover in northeast East Side, Pa., who returned to his truck to find a trailer full of $95,000 worth in cheese destined for delivery in New Jersey missing. Perhaps there’s a lesson in the details, though. The Inquirer reported the driver left the tractor-trailer Saturday in bad weather and didn’t return until Monday morning.

Owner-operator Raiko Graveran might be the 'nicest dude in all of trucking,' a version of which has been said by more than one truck showgoer who's found him and his 1995 Freightliner FLD 120 parked up. Here he's showing off fairly recent wins at the Old Town Rig Down event in Nacogdoches, Texas. Look for Graveran out at the Stars, Stripes and White Lines event this week in Atlanta.

Red, white and 'Little Blue': The story of owner-operator Raiko Graveran

RGT Transport owner Graveran came to the United States in '08 on a raft from Cuba, ultimately able to gain legal permanent resident status with the immigration policy of the time. Today, he's the proud owner of a multi-award-winning custom '95 FLD flattop that cuts a unique picture on the show circuit.

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