A number of drivers for Werner Enterprises achieved a million accident-free miles while driving for the Omaha, Neb.-based carrier.
They include owner-operator driver Jerry Alman, solo driver James Armstrong, team driver Daniel Bjork, trainer John Bennett, owner-operator driver Larry Boyer, owner-operator driver Gary Curnutte, student trainer Ronald Dencklau, flatbed trainer Kenneth Dow, solo driver Michael Fornaro, solo driver Corey Frith, owner-operator driver Jerome E. Froats and owner-operator driver Terry Haake.
Also, trainer Robert Ingram, owner-operator driver Dennis Johnson, solo driver Marvin Kukla, solo driver James Luigs, team driver Patsy Major, trainer Michael Honeycutt, solo driver Johnny Miller, solo driver Dana Moulton, solo driver Cliff Petty, owner-operator driver Willard Pulley, solo driver Gerald Riley, solo driver Joshua Stone, owner-operator driver Paul Strain, solo driver Bradley Swanson, solo driver Diesel Truck, trainer Richard Wagner, team driver Keith Weinzetl.
Werner Enterprises is a truckload carrier of general commodities in interstate and intrastate commerce. The company runs dry vans, flatbeds and temperature-controlled vans in the 48 contiguous states and Canada and Mexico. It operates full-service terminals in Allentown, Pa.; Denver, Colo.; Springfield, Ohio; Atlanta, Ga.; Fontana, Calif.; Dallas, Texas; and Phoenix, Ariz.
Werner Drivers Hit Million Mile Mark
A number of drivers for Werner Enterprises achieved a million accident-free miles while driving for the Omaha, Neb.-based carrier
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