Werner Enterprises, the Omaha, Neb.-based truckload transportation company, has launched its Million Mile Club web site at www.werner.com.
The Million Mile Club site honors Werner drivers who have reached one million accident-free miles driving for the company. This is a great achievement and Werner Enterprises is proud to have these drivers as representatives of our organization.
A description and photo of each Million Mile Driver plus a Million Mile Club Presentation can be found on the new site located in the Drivers Section titled Drivers Recognition. New members of the Million Mile Club receive a watch and tractor decal identifying them as a Million Mile Club Member. In addition to the Million Mile drivers, Werner also honors drivers, trainers and owner-operators of the month at this site.
Werner Enterprises Inc. is a full-service transportation company providing truckload and logistics services throughout the 48 states, portions of Canada and Mexico. C.L. Werner founded the company in 1956. Werner is one of the nation's largest truckload transportation companies with a fleet of 8,600 trucks and 23,540 trailers as of Dec. 31, 2004.
Werner Enterprises Launches Million Mile Club Web Site
Werner Enterprises, the Omaha, Neb.-based truckload transportation company, has launched its Million Mile Club web site at www.werner.com
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