Truckload giant Werner Enterprises Inc., Omaha, Neb., announced they have redesigned their website.
Werner Spiffs Up Its Website
Truckload giant Werner Enterprises Inc., Omaha, Neb., announced they have redesigned their website

The new site offers many of the same attributes as the previous site, but features improved function and an updated look.
The site now provides users with a comprehensive overview of the company, including expanded information on driving opportunities within the various van, flatbed and TCU divisions. The site outlines driver benefits, pay, training, technology advantages and safety initiatives. There is also an “Apply Now” button linked to an online application for drivers.
Drivers can access new online features such as the Werner Million Mile Club, Drivers of the Month, driver e-services and more. Visitors can take a virtual tour of the facility or browse through the Werner-sponsored top fuel dragster photo gallery.
Werner Enterprises Inc. is a full-service transportation company providing truckload and logistics services throughout the 48 states, portions of Canada and Mexico. Werner is one of the nation's largest truckload transportation companies with a fleet of 8,600 trucks and 23,540 trailers as of December 31, 2004.
For more information, go to www.werner.com.
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