The New York State Motor Truck Association recognized A. Duie Pyle, West Chester, Pa., as the Carrier of the Year for Safety.
To qualify for the award, A. Duie Pyle had to first win a preliminary award based on reportable accidents vs. mileage in New York State. A. Duie Pyle placed first in the division for medium-sized companies. They then competed against first-place winners in the small and large size company divisions for the title of Carrier of the Year for Safety.
NYSMTA Acting President Kendra Adams noted that the competition for Carrier of the Year is an intense process requiring companies to submit detailed documentation on their total program, including accidents, injuries, hiring practices, training, retraining, reporting, and much more. "A. Duie Pyle was chosen for the award based on the thoroughness of the company's safety effort," she noted.
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A. Duie Pyle Named Carrier of the Year for Safety
The New York State Motor Truck Association recognized A. Duie Pyle, West Chester, Pa., as the Carrier of the Year for Safety
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