Barr-Nunn's Referral Bonus Program Ends Friday
This Friday is the deadline for Barr-Nunn Transportation drivers and owner-operators to refer other drivers to the fleet and still have an opportunity to win a VIP Race Package
This Friday is the deadline for Barr-Nunn Transportation drivers and owner-operators to refer other drivers to the fleet and still have an opportunity to win a VIP Race Package.
In addition, Barr-Nunn drivers who make these references can earn more than $1,000 for each referral that results in a hiring. Any driver who refers company drivers and driver teams can earn over $1,000 with each hired referral. If a driver refers owner-operators or O-O teams, they can earn more than $1,400 with each hired referral.
Barr-Nunn also coordinates their race program with their driver referral program. Currently there is a promotion for all drivers and owner-operators to win a VIP Race Package as part of the Talladega Challenge promotion for the Aaron’s 312 Busch race at the Talladega Super Speedway April 29th.
Barr-Nunn drivers will have their names put in the hat for each time they get a driver or owner-operator. The deadline is this Friday, and there is no limit to the number of times a driver can qualify. Barr-Nunn will then draw two VIP Race Package winners to attend the Talladega Aaron's 312 race from the pit and garage area. There is a driver referral race program promotion scheduled for each quarter of 2006.
For more information, call (888) 999-7576 or visit www.barr-nunn.com.
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