"Drive and Deliver," the documentary film from Navistar that provides an inside look at the truck-driving professional, is now available on DVD at Flying J Travel Plazas across North America and at www.InternationalTrucks.com.
The film gives an in-depth view into the lives of three truck drivers as they drive across the county moving products.
Proceeds from "Drive and Deliver" DVD sales will benefit a driver recruitment campaign, www.GetTrucking.com, created by the American Trucking Association, to help place veterans of the armed services into much-needed truck-driving positions.
The DVD features the International LoneStar truck launched earlier this year. The film's web site includes the movie trailer, behind-the-scenes photos, background on the cast and more information on LoneStar.
"One of the goals of the film is to showcase truck drivers as a vital and proud breed of the American workforce," said Al Saltiel, vice president of truck marketing at Navistar. "Now, in partnering with the ATA, we have the opportunity to celebrate the service of our military personnel and help them transition to truck-driving jobs when they return home."
More info: www.navistar.com
The film gives an in-depth view into the lives of three truck drivers as they drive across the county moving products.
Proceeds from "Drive and Deliver" DVD sales will benefit a driver recruitment campaign, www.GetTrucking.com, created by the American Trucking Association, to help place veterans of the armed services into much-needed truck-driving positions.
The DVD features the International LoneStar truck launched earlier this year. The film's web site includes the movie trailer, behind-the-scenes photos, background on the cast and more information on LoneStar.
"One of the goals of the film is to showcase truck drivers as a vital and proud breed of the American workforce," said Al Saltiel, vice president of truck marketing at Navistar. "Now, in partnering with the ATA, we have the opportunity to celebrate the service of our military personnel and help them transition to truck-driving jobs when they return home."
More info: www.navistar.com
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