John Christner Trucking Lauds Safe Drivers
Oklahoma-based John Christner Trucking Inc. has honored a number of its drivers, presenting them with safety incentive bonuses
Oklahoma-based John Christner Trucking Inc. has honored a number of its drivers, presenting them with safety incentive bonuses.
Drivers recently recognized include John Folsom, Zactoria Ferguson, Glen Hardgrave, Danny Kiser, Quanah Medcalf, Brian Golden, Stephanie Lambert, Walter Seigentha, Stephen Winfield, Tereasa Bruton, John Combs, John Lemme, Christopher Mathewson, Byron Beal, William Johnstone, Gerald Brown, Ted Bivens, David Best, Darrell Erwin and Glenn Grutze.
The safety incentive bonus program has been in place since 1994. Drivers are honored who meet the criteria set out in the carrier’s safety program –- no preventable accidents, no preventable injuries, no out-of-service log violations, no major moving violations and compliance with a three-step program for log violations.
Headquartered in Sapulpa, Okla., JCT is a leading source in temperature-controlled freight. JCT currently operates more than 600 company owned and owner-operator units and has steadily increased its independent contractor/lease purchase programs to more than half its fleet since its inception in 2000.
JCT’s lease purchase program is fast becoming one of the top programs in the industry.
For more information, call one of JCT’s lease purchase specialists at (800) 528-3675, or visit www.johnchristner.com.
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