Movin' Out

Movin' Out Movin' Out has been "The Journal of the Trucking Industry" since 1975! We are celebrating our 42nd year of publishing Movin' Out in 2017!

A monthly publication geared for the trucking industry, especially the Professional Truck Driver. Over 78,500 copies printed each month and distributed at over 1300 locations in 49 states!

Our sincere appreciation and gratitude to all of the Brave Men and Women Veterans of our Armed Forces.Thank-you, Thank-y...
11/11/2024

Our sincere appreciation and gratitude to all of the Brave Men and Women Veterans of our Armed Forces.

Thank-you, Thank-you, Thank-you!

Voting for Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence Award Now OpenPublic voting for Transition Trucking: Driving for ...
11/10/2024

Voting for Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence Award Now Open

Public voting for Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence Award finalists begins November 1 and will run through Veterans Day, November 11. This prestigious award, coordinated by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Hiring Our Heroes program, Kenworth Truck Company and Fastport, honors military veterans who have made an outstanding transition into the commercial trucking industry.

Through a comprehensive nomination process, careful review by a selection committee, and a final public vote, the program will recognize and reward America’s top rookie military veteran drivers. The winner will be announced on December 13 during a special event at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C. This year’s top award winner will drive away in the state-of-the-art Kenworth T680, equipped with a 76-inch sleeper and the PACCAR Powertrain featuring the PACCAR MX-13 engine rated at 455 horsepower, PACCAR TX-12 automated transmission and PACCAR DX-40 tandem rear axles. The program will award a $10,000 prize for the runner-up and $5,000 for each remaining finalist.

The general public is invited to cast their vote online on the Transition Trucking website (https://transitiontrucking.org/vote/). To assist in that process, here’s the information as provided by the five four finalists to Transition Trucking. A short video on each driver is also available on the Transition Trucking website’s voting page. The voting is an important determiner for the selection committee as they make their ultimate choice for the next Transition Trucking award winner.

Finalists for 2024 are summarized below in alphabetical order by last name:

Douglas Couch, U.S. Navy (E-5), Roehl Transport, Inc., Roehl Transport Training
Douglas Couch served in the United States Navy from 2012-2016, onboard the USS Nimitz CVN 68. Douglas worked as a Culinary Specialist 2nd Class. In this role, he oversaw 50 sailors, feeding more than 5,000 Sailors and Marines while being forward deployed. Since transitioning into the trucking industry, Douglas has driven more than 150,000 miles and has shown a true and relentless dedication to safety.

Brian Ferguson, U.S. Army and U.S. Army National Guard (E-7), Melton Truck Lines, Troops Into Transportation
After serving in the Army for three years, Brian Ferguson joined the Texas National Guard and served more than ten years. Brian reenlisted in the Army and served 17 years until he retired with a combined 31 years of service. Brian deployed seven times overseas and domestically. Of those deployments, three were combat deployments. Brian pursued a truck driving career because he enjoys traveling and the hard work of flatbed driving.

Shawn Haley, U.S. Marine Corps (E-4), Veriha Trucking LLC, Truck Driving Institute
Shawn Haley served in the Marine Corps from 1987 to 1991. During this time, he served as security for President Ronald Reagan, First Lady Nancy Reagan, President George H. W. Bush, and First Lady Barbara Bush. Shawn became an entrepreneur who ran a successful business for 20 years. After that time, he pursued a new challenge, becoming a regional truck driver at Veriha where he enjoys seeing our great country.

Billy Taylor, U.S. Coast Guard (E-7), Werner Enterprises, Roadmaster Drivers School
Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, Billy lived in many locations across the United States during his parents’ U.S. Navy careers. He joined the U.S. Coast Guard in 2000, and served in various assignments including Port Security and Harbor Defense, Search and Rescue, Coast Guard Cutter deployments for drug interdiction/maritime defense, and served as a recruiter. He retired with 20 years of service in 2020 as a Chief Petty Officer, Machinery Technician. Billy now drives for Werner Enterprises on the Anheuser-Busch account in Columbus, Ohio.

Cory Troxell, U.S. Army (E-7), Stevens Transport, Phoenix Truck Driving Institute
Cory Troxell was born into service with his grandfather, father, and uncle serving with distinguished careers in the Army. Motivated by a strong sense of family pride, service, and patriotism following the events of 9/11, Cory enlisted into the Army in 2004. In 2009, Cory was severely wounded in an enemy IED attack, eventually earning him the Purple Heart. He continued to serve until his retirement in 2024. Drawing similarities to his decision to join the Army, he followed a trucking driving career path already cut by his family.

For more information, visit https://transitiontrucking.org/

Driving For Excellence Award

11/10/2024

Heritage never goes out of style–This vintage Peterbilt truck stands as a testament to the enduring craftsmanship and reliability that have defined Peterbilt and America for decades. We hope everyone enjoys their weekend!

11/10/2024

Peterbilt Technician Institute (PTI) is pleased to announce the start of its inaugural technician class at its Denver, Colorado, location on the campus of Lincoln Tech. Denver joins our growing network of PTI sites, expanding our commitment to training the next generation of skilled technicians.

Read More: https://bit.ly/40C7Cyx

11/10/2024

Truckers can help support veterans and active duty military through OOIDA’s annual campaign. Find out how to get involved.

11/10/2024

Looking to connect with folks who share your love for classic trucks? By joining one of our 95 ATHS chapters, you’ll find fellow truck enthusiasts near you and around the world. Here’s what you can look forward to:

🚛 Local Events & Meetups: Attend chapter gatherings, truck shows, and special events in your area.
🚛 Exclusive Resources: Access historical archives, restoration tips, and industry insights.
🚛 Networking & Friendships: Meet like-minded people who share your passion and expertise.
🚛 Member-Only Opportunities: Get the inside scoop on unique vehicles, parts, and preservation projects.

Ready to roll with us? 🚛 Join today at aths.org/membership or call (816) 891-9900!

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A friendly reminder that tomorrow on Veterans Day, we're offering a FREE meal with the purchase of any drink to all veterans at any of our full-service restaurants! We can't thank you enough for your bravery and sacrifice! 💙❤️🤍

Tag a veteran below, so they can come grab a meal at the Apple Barrel, Coffee Kettle Café, or Aunt Lu's on us!

📅 Veterans Day Special
🕓 Date: November 11th
🍽️ Free Meal with Drink Purchase

11/10/2024

Meet the people that are powering Kenworth of Pennsylvania. This video highlights Michelle Morelli, Sales Administrator based in the New Stanton, PA branch.

11/07/2024

This Veterans Day, we're honoring our heroes and offering a FREE meal with drink purchase at any of our full-service restaurants. Thank you to all of our brave Veterans for their service and sacrifice!

11/05/2024

Truckers for Troops® 18th annual campaign
begins during Veterans Day week
Bringing aid to U.S. military and veterans

(Grain Valley, Mo., Nov. 4, 2024) – The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association is getting ready to launch its annual Truckers for Troops® campaign from Nov. 11-17, 2024, beginning the same week as Veterans Day. This annual drive focuses on supporting U.S. troops overseas and veterans back home.

The fundraising effort has been an OOIDA tradition since 2007, originally dedicated to sending care packages to service personnel stationed in combat zones. Truckers for Troops has also helped a variety of veterans facilities, including those assisting or housing wounded, disabled or homeless service members.

ACHIEVEMENTS TO DATE: Over the past 17 years, OOIDA has raised more than $800,000, sent more than 3,283 care packages, serving more than 39, 396 members of the military. The organization has also sent aid packages to 65 different facilities caring for wounded, disabled and homeless veterans, including the Veterans Community Project. The VCP began in Kansas City and plans to have locations in every state. Currently they have locations in Sioux Falls, SD, Longmont, CO, St. Louis, MO, and will be expanding to Oklahoma City, OK, Milwaukee, WI and Glendale, AZ.

HOW IT WORKS:
During the one-week campaign period, truckers can join or renew for $35, with 10 percent of that money going toward care packages. OOIDA matches the 10 percent dollar for dollar.
Phone: During business hours, call 816-229-5791, mention Truckers for Troops, and get transferred to Membership. For after-hour callers, use the same number, press 1, and leave a voicemail.
Online: Visit www.OOIDA.com and select "Become a Member" to join or renew.
Mail: If mailing in payments, indicate “Dues & Donation” or “Donation only” and specify “TROOPS” on your payment. Direct donation-only checks to the OOIDA Foundation.

Donations only and more info found here: Truckers for Troops website. Individual tax-deductible contributions to the Truckers for Troops fund are also welcome and can be paid to the OOIDA Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation.

Spotlight on Veterans Community Project: This invaluable project boasts a 60 percent success rate transitioning veterans from homelessness to permanent housing. Veterans are provided with “tiny homes” filled with amenities as well as access to a community center for support. With several locations and plans for national expansion, the project aims to touch lives in every state.

CARE PACKAGE ADDRESSES
Anyone who has a family member or friend serving with the U.S. military, and who would like for them to get a care package, can send the name and complete address to [email protected] and be sure to include projected stateside return date.
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CARDS AND LETTERS SHOWING APPRECIATION
Send to: Attention: Truckers for Troops, P.O. Box 1000, Grain Valley, MO 64029. Towns or school names can be included, but please do not include last names or other personal information. No particular theme, and not necessarily holidays or Christmas.

The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association is the largest national trade association representing the interests of small-business trucking professionals and professional truck drivers. The Association currently has approximately 150,000 members nationwide. OOIDA was established in 1973 and is headquartered in the Greater Kansas City, Mo., area.

Yep!  It's that time again!The November issue of Movin' Out is off the presses and being distributed in ALL 50 States!We...
10/26/2024

Yep! It's that time again!
The November issue of Movin' Out is off the presses and being distributed in ALL 50 States!

We've got a great issue for you to read!
•Coverage from the Carlisle Truck Nationals - which was held the 1st weekend in August!
•Sheetz reveals the Grand Prize Winner from their National Truck Driver Appreciation Week sweepstakes
•Some awesome coverage of the D-Day Renactment in Conneaut, Ohio.
•Photos of many National Truck Driver Appreciation Week events
•And so, so much more!

Be sure to pick up your FREE COPY of Movin' Out at over 1,400 locations in ALL 50 STATES!

The FREE Online Edition will be uploaded onto the www.movinout.com website on November 1st.

As always - our thanks and appreciation to our Readers and Advertisers for being along on the ride with us for over 49 years!

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