Arnold Wins GMTA Safety Award
Arnold Transportation Services, an operating unit of Arnold Industries, Inc. has received the top safety award for the year 2000 from the Georgia Motor Trucking Association for truckload carriers with over 20 million miles
Arnold Transportation Services, an operating unit of Arnold Industries, Inc. has received the top safety award for the year 2000 from the Georgia Motor Trucking Association for truckload carriers with over 20 million miles.
The award, sponsored annually by Trailmobile, recognizes those carriers with the lowest frequency of accidents for miles driven within the state of Georgia.
"This award is a tribute to the drivers and supervisors at Arnold Transportation who conscientiously and professionally perform their duties. The safety of our employees, fellow highway motorists and our customers' cargo is a top priority at our company," said Arnold Transportation Vice President of Safety and Equipment, Mike Gregerson.
Arnold Transportation Services is an irregular route and dedicated truckload motor carrier headquartered in Jacksonville, FL, specializing in short-haul regional operations. The company has over 800 company-owned tractors, 500 owner-operators and 4,200 trailers to provide service in the Northeast, Southeast, Midwest and Southwest regions of the United States. Revenues totaled $178.6 million in 2000.
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