Million-dollar Grosses for Buddy Moore Drivers
Buddy Moore Trucking announced that company driver David Harris became the first company driver to gross $1 million. The milestone came with the delivery March 1 of a load in Atlanta, Ga
Buddy Moore Trucking announced that company driver David Harris became the first company driver to gross $1 million. The milestone came with the delivery March 1 of a load in Atlanta, Ga.
Harris’ hire date was Nov. 1, 2000.
Five days later, with the delivery of a load in Nashville, Tenn., Dale Harrison became the first owner-operator at Buddy Moore Trucking to gross $1 million. His hire date was June 23, 2000.
Buddy Moore Trucking expects five more drivers and operators to reach this milestone this year.
Buddy Moore Trucking Inc. is a family owned flatbed truckline company based in Birmingham, Ala. The company ships products by truck throughout the Eastern United States, providing transportation services to time-sensitive customers primarily in the pipe, steel, and building materials industry.
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