Arnold Transportation Services announced Joel Evans as the winner in the daycab event of its annual truck rodeo.
Larry Hagan and Shaun Steinhilber came in at a close second and third place in the same event. Michael Appling won in the sleeper division, followed by David Jones and Samuel Moore. Rose Shaumbaugh won the powder puff contest, Orlando Casanova was the company class truck beauty winner and Stacy Bess took the owner-operator class.
"This is a special event because it allows our drivers to meet each others families," said Dick Follis, director of Fleet Development. "Each driver has the opportunity to showcase his/her skills for their families and the whole company."
Arnold Transportation is based in Jacksonville, Florida and offers regional, dedicated and over the road options.
For more information, call (877) 605-7891. Drivers living in Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma or Texas should call (877) 214-2785. Or apply online at www.arnoldtrans.com.
Arnold Transportation Announces Truck Rodeo Winners
Arnold Transportation Services announced Joel Evans as the winner in the daycab event of its annual truck rodeo
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