
Expedite Expo 2015 is a trade show focused on the expedited trucking industry set to take place July 24-25 in Wilmington, Ohio.
Expedite Expo 2015 is a trade show focused on the expedited trucking industry set to take place July 24-25 in Wilmington, Ohio.

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Expedite Expo 2015 is a trade show focused on the expedited trucking industry set to take place July 24-25 in Wilmington, Ohio.
The event was started in 2001 and it gives attendees and exhibitors the opportunity to learn about new trucks, career opportunities and products geared toward owner-operator drivers of medium- and heavy-duty trucks.
There will be workshops given by industry experts on different aspects of the business as well as an opportunity to network with peers.
Topics will cover aspects like spec’ing a truck, choosing the right carrier, reducing costs, improving profits and saving time.
Detroit Diesel and TravelCenters of America will be sponsoring competitions and a BBQ Dinner will be sponsored by ExpeditersOnline.com with donations going to St. Christopher’s Fund. TA will also be offering sessions for drivers giving tips on maintaining and maximizing truck hardware.
Admission to the event is free. To register and find out more, click here.

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