MTRN's Million Milers Get Run Hard Trucking Gear
Run Hard Trucking Gear, an outfitter and supplier to the truck driver, is now the exclusive clothing supplier for The Midnight Trucking Radio Network’s Million Mile Club
Run Hard Trucking Gear, an outfitter and supplier to the truck driver, is now the exclusive clothing supplier for The Midnight Trucking Radio Network’s Million Mile Club.
According to the arrangement, new members inducted into The Midnight Trucking Radio Network’s Million Mile Club will now receive an original Run Hard Trucking Gear jacket, decorated with an embroidered Midnight Trucking Network - Million Mile Club logo.
Mindy Baker, general manager of The Midnight Trucking Radio Network, said, "We will be incorporating Run Hard Trucking Gear’s quality clothing and merchandise into many different marketing initiatives throughout our entire radio network."
Run Hard Trucking Gear is committed to safe and responsible driving, said a company spokesman. "We our very excited about our association with the Midnight Trucking Radio Network's Million Mile Club as this is an excellent way to promote, encourage and reward our industry's safest drivers."
Hosted by Eric Harley and Joe Kelley, The Midnight Trucking Radio Network airs from midnight to 5 a.m. Central Time nationwide. It offers up-to-the-minute news and information on the country and world. In addition, MTRN provides talk of features such as safety, technology, legislation and preventative maintenance with a clear focus on the driver, owner-operator and small fleet owner.
MTRN’s Million Mile Club is currently in its 12th consecutive year of recognizing and celebrating drivers who have surpassed the million-mile mark with accident-free driving. MTRN’s 50,000-watt clear-channel signals provide a nighttime non-directional coverage over the entire United States, parts of Canada and Mexico. The Midnight Trucking Radio Network is owned and operated by ABC Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of The Walt Disney Co.
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