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Our re-envisioned Respect the Drive program makes sure all of our drivers have an opportunity to be recognized & rewarded throughout the year. Our updated program starts this month so stay tuned!
Each month, our team picks a driver to spotlight for going above and beyond in some way. This month, our Respect the Drive Driver of the Month is Shajuana Coleman.
Our Driver Safety Recognition Program rewards drivers who make safety a priority. Our quarter 4 2023 winners are here! Here are some words from the team about why they were nominated.
The industry is on the threshold of a technological revolution, and autonomous trucks are at the forefront. Let’s explore the aspects of autonomous trucks and the significance they hold for the future
Each month, our team picks a driver to spotlight for going above and beyond in some way. This month, our Respect the Drive Driver of the Month is Thomas Scranton.
Each month, our team picks a driver to spotlight for going above and beyond in some way. This month, our Respect the Drive Driver of the Month is Donald Williams.
The DOT requires carriers to follow certain procedures for keeping track of serious accidents involving commercial motor vehicles. What do you need to know about DOT accidents?
From pre-trip preparation to on-the-road practices, understanding how to handle your truck in high winds is essential. We have a few tips for drivers to navigate high winds confidently & cautiously.
The Centerline team opened its first-ever office space in Columbus, Ohio. The office will house Centerline’s recruiting & business services welcoming driver applicants & interviews for open positions
The FMCSA implemented the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate, a regulatory change aimed at improving safety and transparency in trucking. Here are a few of the benefits we've seen so far
Centerline Drivers has launched a new Veterans apprenticeship program through a partnership with FastPort to help them transfer. Military Veterans have valuable and transferable skills as a driver.
For the fifth consecutive year, Centerline Drivers has been named one of the Top Companies for Women to Work For In Transportation by the Women in Trucking (WIT) Association. The […]
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