Eight Driving Aces Join Midnight Trucking Radio Million-Mile Club for July
Chevron Delo, sponsor of the Midnight Trucking Radio Network's Million-Mile Club, announced eight new members in July 2005. Midnight Trucking Radio Network's Million-Mile Club, now in its 13th year, honors truck drivers with one million miles of accident-free driving
Chevron Delo, sponsor of the Midnight Trucking Radio Network's Million-Mile Club, announced eight new members in July 2005. Midnight Trucking Radio Network's Million-Mile Club, now in its 13th year, honors truck drivers with one million miles of accident-free driving.
The new Million Mile Club members for July 2005 are:
- Gary Volkers, J.B. Hunt, Lowell, Ark.
- Ralph Taylor, J.B. Hunt, Lowell, Ark.
- Brooks Dees, Frito Lay, Irving, Texas
- Don Keyser, Frito Lay, Irving, Texas
- Gene Hipps, Bi-lo, Simpsonville, S.C.
- Eugene Clements, Wal-Mart, Porterville, Calif.
- Ernie Schneider, Jacobson Transportation, Pryor, Okla.
- Allen Moore, Werner Enterprises, McDonough, Ga.
According to Chevron Delo, drivers can be nominated for this program through the Petro web site at www.petrotruckstops.com. Click on "About Petro" and then the "Million Mile Club" buttons to access the entry form. Applications can also be picked up at Petro Truck Stops around the country.
For more information on Delo, visit www.chevrondelo.com.
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