A Kenworth T680 Signature Edition, driven by Tim Dean and Jesus Davila of Werner Enterprises, delivered the 63-foot-tall Norway Spruce U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree from the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia to D.C.
Photos of the U.S. Capitol Christmas tree getting hauled by truck from North Carolina to Washington D.C.
System Transport drivers enjoy an experience of a lifetime hauling the U.S. Capitol Christmas tree in a Kenworth T680 Next Gen.
“Six Rivers, Many Peoples, One Tree” is this year’s tour theme, and a logo of that message is prominently displayed on the T680 Next Gen roof.
Kenworth has a long tradition of delivering the official Christmas Tree of the U.S. Capitol. This year's tree was delivered by Apex Transportation from the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests in Colorado to Washington, D.C., for the official tree lighting ceremony on Dec. 2.
Starting last week, the 2020 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree began its 2,000-mile journey to the White House just in time for the holiday season.
A photo essay on the 2,000-mile trek from New Mexico that the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree takes to be lit in a special ceremony on the Capitol’s West Lawn.
It’s already that time of year - the 55th Capitol Christmas Tree is headed for Washington D.C., beginning its 2,000-mile journey from New Mexico’s Carson National Forest.
A 3,000 mile journey now complete, the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree was lit by Speaker of the House Paul Ryan in a special ceremony on the Capitol’s West Lawn.
This year's Capitol Christmas Tree was taken across the country to Washington, D.C., making several stops along the way before finally reaching the nation's capitol.
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