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Winning Reviews for NPTC 2009__________________________________ 7-11
NPTC/Bridgestone Bandag Tire Solutions Fleet Safety Awards________ 12
NPTC/Private Fleet Graphics Awards_ ______________________________ 13
2009 NPTC Sponsors_____________________________________________ 14
2009 NPTC Exhibitors__________________________________________ 15-16
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The Power of NPTC is You!
Welcome to
the NPTC 2009
Yearbook which
features the
highlights of a
truly great Annual
Conference held in
Nashville. Despite
a downturn in the
economy and a
flu scare days and hours running up to
the meeting, more than 800 loyal NPTC
members were in attendance for this event.
The feedback from attendees during the
meetings was overwhelmingly upbeat and positive. Many said it was our “best
ever” Annual Conference.
We made many changes
in the Annual Conference
this year, adding more
programming elements such as general
session panels on Fuel Economy Management; keynote speakers from leading Fleet
Member companies; and adding new
content to workshops. All in all, we did our
best to pack the program with value-added
resources that could be taken home and
implemented with impactful results.
In the end, our slogan – YOU MUST
BE PRESENT TO WIN – become a reality
for attendees and produced a meaningful
return-on-investment. This results-driven
approach governs all that we do.
For instance, at the Annual Conference we announced the Private Fleet
Assessment Program, a
web-based management
resource designed to help
private fleets on their
journey to world class.
NPTC recognized the
responsibility we have to
provide members with the information
and resources needed to remain successful
in this fiercely competitive marketplace.
The power of the Private Fleet Assessment Program lies in combining the
expertise, industry knowledge of NPTC,
Optima Associates, Inc. (a national continuous improvement consulting firm that has
helped many private fleets enhance their
operations) and Schneider National (the
nation’s largest truckload carrier and a lead-
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ing provider of transportation and logistics
services).
Fleets navigating the program enter
key operating information and assess
their performance against some 40
qualitative and quantitative attributes. Fleet
performance is scored against world-class
standards that were derived from hundreds
of industry benchmarks and subject matter
experts. Not only does the fleet receive
a report comparing its performance to
world-class standards, but it receives a
set of detailed recommendations to help it
improve performance.
Another exciting program unveiled at the
Annual Conference was a research study
conducted by the University of Michigan
Transportation Research Institute that
revealed that increases in truck weight
and length would have a direct beneficial
effect on the challenges facing American
businesses.
Specifically, the study’s findings implied
that significant improvements could be
achieved in fuel consumption, cost, congestion, improved distribution efficiency, and driver availability
by increasing the gross vehicle
weight (GVW) up to 97,000
pounds on a six-axle tractorsemitrailer from its current
80,000-pound maximum while
at the same time boosting cubic capacity
through the use of LCVs (specifically, two
53-ft. trailers—“turnpike doubles”).
The final report, “Analysis of the Potential
Benefits of Larger Trucks for U.S. Businesses Operating Private Fleets,” estimates
a reduction in truck loads of 10% if the
allowable weight was increased and 6%
if LCV’s were permitted. If both strategies
were implemented, then the estimated
reduction in truck loads from the members
surveyed would be 16%.
Another valuable component of the
NPTC value proposition is
the National Driver All-Stars,
a recognition program for
private fleet drivers to gain
national recognition based
on meeting competitive
high performance standards
against their peer drivers
throughout the country.
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These programs join our already
outstanding line-up of quality resources
including:
• The Certified Transportation Professional
program -- the only national
certification program for private
fleet professionals, more than
600 individuals have been
certified since 1993.
• The Private Fleet
Management Institute
(PFMI), an intense, fiveday program designed
specifically for private
fleet practitioners.
• The NPTC National Safety Conference,
an event that concentrates on the latest
technology, management
practices, research and
regulations impacting
safety professionals.
• The Idealease Safety
Compliance Seminars,
absolutely free for
members.
• Driver Webcasts, co-sponsored by J.J.
Keller & Associates, Inc., that focus on
issues relevant to successful
driver management.
• The Fleet Optimization Center – a program sponsored
in cooperation with C.H.
Robinson Worldwide to optimize your
fleet through better utilization, turning
deadhead miles into new revenue and
greater efficiencies.
• Annual Benchmarking Survey of key
private fleet operational metrics and the
Standards of Fleet Excellence,
Apart from specific services and programs,
a critical value for NPTC regulars is the
invaluable business networking culture. In
sum, whatever the combination of NPTC
services you choose, remember that the
power of NPTC is YOU!
Gary F. Petty
President & CEO
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Leadership Awards
The National Private Truck Council (NPTC)
presented its Private Fleet Professional
Leadership Awards, co-sponsored by Heavy
Duty Trucking/Newport Communications.
The Private Fleet Executive of the Year,
NPTC’s highest individual award, went to
Harry J. Haney, III, Harry is Associate Director of Logistics Operations for Kraft Foods,
Inc., where he has worked for 22 years.
He has several years in fleet management
experience including private fleet management positions in Buena Park, Calif.; Decatur,
Ga; and Champaign, Ill. Later, he was
responsible for Kraft’s private and dedicated
fleets based in Madison, Wis. Harry holds
a bachelor’s degree in transportation and
logistics from Ohio State University and a
Masters in Business Administration from
Eastern Illinois University. He is the current
treasurer of NPTC and the immediate past
chair. He was also instrumental in chairing the
steering committee involved in the University
of Michigan Transportation Research Institute
Study on truck size and weight.
The Private Fleet Safety Professional of
the Year Award went to Randy Perry, CDS,
Southern Division Fleet Safety Manager for
Frito-Lay, Inc. Randy has been employed by
Frito Lay for 28 years, working in a variety of
positions of increasing responsibility ranging
from sales to operations to safety. Randy is
a graduate of West Georgia College with a
degree in marketing. Randy is a certified instructor for Defensive Driving for Professional
Truck Drivers, a Continuous Improvement
Master Trainer, and an active member of the
National Private Truck Council. Randy is active
on the NPTC Safety Committee; was recently
named to chair its education subcommittee; was a guest presenter at the most
successful webcast hosted in the history
of the NPTC/J.J. Keller partnership; and is a
frequent presenter at NPTC meetings.
The Private Fleet Member of the Year
Award was presented to George Carpenter,
CTP, Director of Warehouse Management
System Project, for the Army and Air Force
Exchange Service (AAFES). In his current
role, George is responsible integrating
technology into the supply chain process and
assisting operators in leveraging technology
to improve efficiencies and drive process
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NPTC President and CEO Gary Petty (left) and Deborah Lockridge, Editor of Heavy Duty Trucking
(right) congratulate award recipients (from left) Harry J. Haney, Kraft Foods, Inc.; George Carpenter, CTP, Army and Air Force Exchange Service; Randy Perry, CDS, Frito-Lay, Inc.; Peter Borgen,
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.; Todd Jadin, Schneider National, Inc.
change. George is a 30-year logistics and
transportation professional with experience
from the cab to the executive management
ranks. Prior to his current position, George
has served in a variety of positions with
AAFES from driver to Director of Private
Fleet Operations during his career. George is
an active member of the NPTC’s Board and
chairs our Membership Committee. He is a
frequent speaker both at the annual meeting
as well as the Private Fleet Management
Institute. Active in the Dallas chapter of the
National Defense Transportation Association
(NDTA), George holds a Bachelor’s Degree in
Business Administration from Baker College.
George is a Microsoft Certified Professional.
He earned his CTP designation in 2006.
This year’s Allied Member of the Year
Award went C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
for helping to launch the Fleet Optimization
Center, a service designed to assist private
fleet members maximize asset utilization by
eliminating empty and unprofitable miles.
Since the program was launched more than a
year ago, 64 private fleets have established or
enhanced relationships with C. H. Robinson
and moved more than 5,000 loads since the
inception of the program despite a virtual free
fall in the freight market.
The NPTC Membership Development
Award honored Schneider National, Inc.
for its efforts to bring in 40 new NPTC
Fleet Members in conjunction with the
sponsorship of the Private Fleet Assessment
Program.
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Daniel P. Smith Life
Achievement Award
Haig Dikijian, CTP, of Verizon Logistics
received the Daniel P. Smith Life Achievement
Award, given to an individual who has made
significant leadership contributions to the
NPTC in helping advance the goals and
objectives of the Council and whose personal
traits of honor, integrity, tenacity, and devotion
to duty in making these contributions serve as
an exemplary model for future NPTC-member
private fleet professionals.
The Safety Program Director for Verizon
Logistics, Dikijian has been in the transportation industry with the same company for more
than 44 years. He has served on the NPTC
Board of Directors, NPTC Membership Committee and is currently an active member of the
NPTC Safety Committee. Dikijian achieved his
CTP certification with the first graduating class
in 1993 and continues to maintain his CDL ‘A’
License (with all endorsements) as well.
Haig Dikijian receives his award from Gary Petty.
Certified Transportation Professionals Class of 2009
The Certified Transportation Professional
(CTP®) represents the pinnacle of excellence
in transportation. This elite credential signifies
mastery of the knowledge and skills determined by leading private fleet practitioners as
essential to success on the job:
• to understand complex operational and
regulatory issues
• to identify and evaluate potential costs
and savings
• to develop and implement practices
that enhance corporate transportation
objectives
• to understand how to best serve
corporate transportation requirements
using recognized best practices and
benchmarks in the industry
The certification curriculum and the CTP®
Examination content are based upon a
comprehensive job analysis study conducted by NPTC of its members. The study
identified tasks (focusing on the knowledge, skills, and abilities essential to successful fleet/transportation management)
categorized by five core areas:
• Finance
• Safety
• Human Resources
• Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance
• Operations
TOP GRADUATE: Amy M. Daley, CTP, Mobile Project Manager, J.J. Keller & Associates,
Inc., receives the top graduate award from Gary Petty, NPTC President and CEO, and Gary
Strausbaugh, CTP, Vice President of Transportation of Mennel Milling Co., and Chairman of the
NPTC Institute Board of Governors.
The CTP® graduating class is back row, left to right, Bob Wernke, Bryn Wells, Bob Shipp, Ed Schultes, Gene Tierney, Jeff Simon, Doug Sanford; Fourth
row, left to right: Steve Vlahos, Scott Roberts, Keith Hazelwood, Doug Gosnell, Nick Goodell; Third row, left to right: David Pyan, Kevin Coyne, Kimberlyn
Cook, Jim Coffren; Second row, left to right: Rob Kooken, Scott Moorman, Thomas Christian, Jr., Ray Byrd, Chris Berrett; Front row, left to right: Andy Newkirk, John Plunkett, Amy Daley, Chuck Amen, Mariko Adams, Ricky Abell. Not pictured: Brian Corcoran, Darren Gregory, Joe Knoll, Scott Lewis, Jon Massey,
Lance Robison, Anthony Saponaro, Brian Wieland.
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NPTC Driver Hall of Fame
Four truck drivers who have logged more than
a combined 146 years and 13.4 million miles
of safe driving were honored by the National
Private Truck Council (NPTC) and inducted into
the NPTC Driver Hall of Fame.
The drivers are from NPTC member
companies and have met the minimum
qualifications of 20 years, two million miles
or 50,000 hours of driving without a preventable accident. Many of the drivers have far
exceeded these qualifications and are known
for having made significant contributions to
their industry and their communities. Since its
inception, 92 drivers have been installed in the
Driver Hall of Fame.
Jose Amor has accumulated 3.3 million
miles without an accident or citation – an
impressive achievement for anybody, let alone
somebody who, with the assistance of a
co-worker, taught himself to drive. Although
driving for “only” 36 years, Armor is proud
to have worked for the Army and Air Force
Exchange Service for his entire 44-year career.
In Melvin F. Hobden’s 43 years behind the
wheel, he has accumulated 2.7 million miles
without a preventable accident. Along with
that accomplishment, he has never received a
citation in a personal or commercial vehicle.
Hobden learned to drive with Lance’s
training program, and currently drives about
50 hours a week and delivers, in his words
“America’s wants and needs.” He has taken
that knowledge and helped to train most of
Lance’s driving team in Texas.
For his entire 30-year commercial driving
career, Oscar Hymons, Jr. has hauled
processed meats for Gwaltney Transportation,
logging more than 3.6 million miles without
an accident. His runs take him up and down
the East Coast, and he currently averages
2,000 miles a week. Prior to joining Gwaltney,
Hymons served in the U.S. Marines, where he
learned to drive behind the wheel of a 25-ton
lowboy.
In his 37-year career with Batesville Casket
Company, Mark R. Kaiser has driven more
than 3.8 million accident-free miles. Currently,
he logs 2,500 miles and 55 hours a week
throughout the South and Midwest delivering
caskets and parts. Throughout his driving
career, he has received every safety award
possible at Batesville and has been named
Driver of the Month for the Indiana Motor
Truck Association on several occasions.
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Jose Amor, Army & Air Force Exchange Service; Oscar Hymons, Jr.; Gwaltney Transportation,
Division of Smithfield; Melvin F. Hobden, Lance, Inc.; and Mark R. Kaiser, Batesville Casket
Company
Dodi Reagan Humanatarian Award
The National Private Truck Council
(NPTC) presented Mervin Elam, a
28-year veteran driver for Batesville
Casket Company, with its Dodi Reagan
Humanitarian Award.
The award, named in memory of
the former NPTC Director of Safety
Programs who died tragically in 1997,
recognizes those individuals who share
her extraordinary commitment to
helping others.
Elam, who has logged more than 3.3
million accident-free miles, received
the award for his efforts with learningdisabled students and their family. In
2004, Marvin’s 22-year-old son, Dusty,
was killed in a motorcycle accident. At
the time, he was studying to become
a special education teacher. To ensure
that Dusty’s goals lived on, Mervin and
his family launched the Dusty Elam
Foundation, which has raised more than
$110,000 to help provide resources
for learning disabled students and
underprivileged children, as well as their
families.
Mervin Elam (right), a 28-year veteran driver for Batesville Casket Company, received the Dodi
Reagan Humanitarian Award recognizing his efforts on behalf of learning-disabled students and
their families Pictured with Elam are his wife, Sharon, and NPTC President and CEO, Gary Petty.
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Winning Reviews of NPTC 2009
“…professionally done.”
“…broad array of quality topics.”
“…continues to provide new ideas that I can
bring back for improvement.”
“…as a first timer I was very impressed.”
“…no shortage of opportunites available.”
“…takeaways that will yield significant
‘bottom-line’ benefit”
NPTC Board of Directors (standing from left) Keith A. McWilliams, CTP, Batesville Logistics, Inc.; Donald K. Metcalf, Penske Truck Leasing:
Company; George M. Carpenter, CTP, Army & Air Force Exchange Service; Gary Petty, NPTC: Harry J. Haney, III; Kraft Foods, Inc.; Ralph Benson,
Sentinel Transportation, LLC; Ron D. Tartt, CTP, Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations; Rick Foster, CDS, Wal-Mart Transportation LLC; Dan Norris,
CTP, The Pepsi Bottling Group; Gary L. Strausbaugh, CTP, Mennel Milling Company; David R. Ellis, J.J. Keller & Associates, Inc.; and Edward A.
Welch, CTP, Perdue Farms, Inc. Seated (from left) are Sam Richardson, ADM Trucking, Inc.; Robert J. Boyich, CTP, CPC Logistics, Inc.; Larry Dean, NCI
Group, Inc.; Martha Bertrand, Spartan Stores, Inc.; Greg Whisenant, CTP, Shaw Industries Group, Inc.; William E. Perry, CTP, CDS, Hill’s Pet Nutrition,
Inc.; Tony B. Jolly, CTP, General Mills; and Michael A. Pughes, CTP, General Parts, Inc./CARQUEST.
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“Wonderful
atmosphere.
Great
chemistry
among the
members.”
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“The focus on education is on target;
also can see how the organization
is really working to understand the
members’ needs and interests.”
“The ROI for
participating
in the NPTC
annual
conference and
educational
materials has
always paid.”
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“The conference
was very
professional,
the exhibit hall
was fabulous
and the vendor
sponsored meals
were terrific.”
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“This was my
first NPTC annual
conference,
and I was very
impressed!
The agenda
was planned
extremely well
with the balance
of the workshops,
general sessions
and exhibition.”
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NPTC/Bridgestone Bandag Tire Solutions Fleet Safety Awards
The National Private Truck Council (NPTC)
recognized those fleet members who had
continued to elevate safety performance
during the group’s Annual Education
Management Conference and Exhibition
held May 3-5, 2009 in Nashville, TN.
“The purpose of the Safety Awards
program is to recognize those member
companies which strive to make private
fleet safety a benchmark of their operations,” said Gary Petty, NPTC CEO and
President.
The NPTC/Bridgestone Bandag Tire
Solutions Fleet of the Year Awards are presented to those companies whose fleets
experienced the lowest ratio of accidents
per million miles for the past year. These
awards are given for the entire fleet’s
vehicle accident frequency rate (VAFR) by
fleet size and operational category. The
winners for 2008 were:
LOCAL OPERATIONS
(fleets whose vehicles deliver in a local market
regardless of size)
First Place: Dominion Virginia Power
Second Place: Hospira Worldwide, Inc.
REGIONAL OPERATIONS
(Small Fleet – less than 50 vehicles)
First Place: Jerico Services, Inc.
Second Place: Valleydale Transportation
Company
Third Place: Hospira Fleet Services, LLC
Also recognized, were those fleets with
outstanding and/or improved safety
records based upon their crash rates.
Winners of the Gold Seal, awarded to
fleet experiencing ZERO crashes in 2008,
include:
• ADM Trucking, Inc.
• Cooper Tire & Rubber Company
• Dominion Virginia Power
• Hittman Transport Services, Inc.
• Jerico Services, Inc.
• Linde
• Moen, Incorporated
• Targa Midstream Services, LP
• Trimac Transportation, Inc.
• Valleydale Transportation Company
Winners of the Silver Seal, presented to
those companies whose fleets reduced
their vehicle crash rates by 40% or more
compared to the previous year, were:
• ADM Trucking, Inc.
• CVS/Caremark
• Frito-Lay, Inc.
• Orgill, Inc.
• Shaw Industries, Inc.
• South East Express, Inc.
• Staples, Inc.
• Trimac Transportation, Inc.
• Walgreen Oshkosh, Inc.
REGIONAL OPERATIONS
(Large Fleet – 50 vehicles or more)
First Place: Hittman Transport Services, Inc.
Second Place: Contract Transportation
System
MIXED OPERATIONS
(Small Fleet – less than 50 vehicles)
First Place: Cooper Tire & Rubber
Company
Second Place: Clinton’s Ditch Coop Co., Inc.
Third Place: South East Express, Inc.
MIXED OPERATIONS
(Large Fleet – 50 vehicles or more)
First Place: New South Express, Inc.
Second Place: General Nutrition Centers
Third Place: Targa Midstream Services, LP
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The Bronze Seal recognition is presented
to companies who have reduced their
vehicle crash rates by 20% to 39% from
the previous year. The winners of the
Bronze Seal are:
• ADM Trucking, Inc.
• Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations,
LLC
• Clinton’s Ditch Coop Co., Inc.
• Frito-Lay, Inc.
• General Nutrition Centers
• Hospira Worldwide, Inc.
• New South Express, Inc.
• PV Transport, Inc.
• Trimac Transportation, Inc.
• Walgreen Oshkosh, Inc.
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NPTC/Private Fleet Graphics Awards
FIRST PLACE: Associated Foods Stores, Inc.
Associated Foods Stores, Inc. captured top
honors in the Private Fleet Vehicle Graphics
Awards for its patriotic portrayal of support
for America’s Armed Forces. The awards,
sponsored by the National Private Truck
Council.
“This award recognizes fleets for their
creative and conspicuous graphic design
color schemes and general appearance
which enhances the motor carrier industry’s
public image and the image or products of
the company operating the vehicles,” said
Gary Petty, NPTC President and CEO. “This
year, the judging was particularly challenging because the quality of design and
graphics treatment continue to increase.”
Coming in second place overall was
Barnes & Noble Booksellers; and in third
place overall was Cooper Tire and Rubber
Company.
SECOND PLACE: Barnes & Noble Booksellers
The top five winners in the Combination
Vehicle Category included:
• Dean Foods, Alta Dena
• Builders FirstSource
• Kraft Foods’ Oscar Mayer Franks
• Nissan
• Jack in the Box, Inc.
The top winner in the straight truck
category was Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream.
THIRD PLACE: Cooper Tire and Rubber Company
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(920) 687-1858
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(800) 27 4-37 46 toll-free
www.callcpc.com
(800) 251-0871 toll-free
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(513) 891-6210
www.leymanlift.com
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CrystalTek-West End
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Idealease of North America
LifeGuard Technologies(A
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(866) 650-7508
www.AeroflowIndustrial
Clinics.com
(770) 643-8501
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AirVersent, Inc.
Custard Insurance Adjusters
(800) 854-0473
www.AirVersent.com
(214) 458-5899
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ALK Technologies, lnc.
EBE Technologies
(800) 377-6453 toll-free
www.pcmiler.com
Avery Dennison Graphics &
Reflective Products Division
(440) 358-6000
www.averygraphics.com
Blue Beacon Truck Washes
(785) 826-8260
www.BlueBeacon.com
BOLT System
(615) 872-0077
www.boltsystem.com
Bustin Industrial Products
(570) 872-7326
www.bustin-usa.com
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
(952) 683-2988
www.chrobinson.com
Cadec Global, Inc.
(603) 668-1010
www.cadec.com
Cambridge Resources
(718) 927-0009 ext. 114
www.cambridgeresources.com
Carrier Web
(404) 762-1995
www.carrierweb.com
(847) 304-6000
www.idealease.com
Innovative Computing
Corporation
(317) 896-9531
www.lifeguardtechnologies.com
LoJack Supply Chain Integrity
(800) 411-2109 toll-free
www.Innovativecomputing
corp.com
(812) 988-0360
www.sc-integrity.net
(800) 447-0612
www.ebeships.com
Instructional
Technologies, lnc.
(615) 957-5886
www.longrider.com
EPIC Media Group, LLC
(360) 576-5976 ext 05
www.instructiontech.net
Lowen Color Graphics
(310) 827-8800
www.EpicMediaGroup.com
Internet Truckstop
(800) 835-2365 toll-free
www.lowencg.com
ESRI
(800) 203-2540 ext1502 toll-free
www.truckstop.com
Mack Trucks, Inc.
(909) 793-2853
www.esri.com
ITS Compliance, lnc.
(610) 709-3011
www.macktruck.com
The Fabri-Form Company
(608) 834-8513
www.itscompliance.com
Maxon Lift Corporation
(740) 826-5000
www.fabri-form.com
Iteris, lnc.
(800) 227-4116 toll-free
www.maxonlift.com
Fleet One, LLC
(801) 388-7836
www.iteris.com McLeod Software
(866) 517 -2537 toll-free
www.FleetOne.com
IVOX
205-823-5100
www.McleodSoftware.com
Fleet Owner Magazine
(678) 235-6035
www.ivoxdata.com
MiX Telematics
(203) 358-9900
www.fleetowner.com
J.J. Keller & Associates, lnc.
(972) 641-6200
www.mixtelematics.com
FleetNet America, Inc (800) 438-8961
www.fleetnetamerica.com
FleetRisk Advisors
(678) 527-6200
www.fleetriskadvisors.com
FleetSeek
(888) 665-9887 toll-free
www.fleetseek.com
(888) 473-4638
www.JJKeller.com/
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Kaba Mas Corporation LLC
(859) 253-4744
www.kaba-mas.com
LaneLinks, Inc.
(888) 884-8515 toll-free
www.lanelinks.com
LongRider Lubricants, LLC
Modagrafics, lnc.
(847) 392-3980 ext 5360
wwwmodagrafics.com
Morgan Corporation
(800) 666-7 426 toll-free
www.morgancorp.com
Mountain Commercial
Graphics
(800) 950-4923 toll-free
www.mountain-cg.com
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MPRI
Power Service Products, lnc
Simons Petroleum
(801) 983-9900
www.mpri.com
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www.powerservice.com
(405) 848-3500
www.simonspetroleum.com
NationaLease
Powersource Transportation Inc
SkyBitz, lnc.
(630) 925-7684
www.nationalease.com
(219) 972-8789
www.powersourcetrans.com
(703) 478-3340
www.skybitz.com
Navistar, Inc.
ProDrivers, lnc.
StarTrak Systems, LLC
(630) 753.6542
www.navistar.com
(817) 473-7955
www.prodrivers.com
(719) 579-9796
www.startrak.com
NAVTEQ
Qualcomm, Inc.
Stoughton Trailers, LLC
(312) 894-7000
www.navteq.com
(858) 587-1121
www.qualcomm.com/qes
(608) 873-2500
www.stoughtontrailers.com
Utility Trailer Manufacturing
Company
NPTC Institute/ CTP Program
Rand McNally
Supply Chain Intelligence
(626) 854-7306
www.utilitytrailer.com
(703) 838-8841
www.nptc.org
(841) 329-6707
www.randmcnally.com
(919) 342-4740
www.scintelligence.com
Vanguard Services, Inc.
onewaytrailers.com
Randall-Reilly / CCJ
Takata/TK Holdings, Inc.
(317) 571-4177 ext 343
www.vanguardservices.com
(866) 458-2600 toll-free
www.onewaytrailers.com
(205) 349-2990
www.etruckercom
(248) 848-2770
www.takata.com
Velociti lnc.
Optima Associates, Inc.
ResMed Corp.
TDI Nationwide
(913) 233-7225
www.velociti.com
(920) 425-1005
www.optimatcp.com
(800) 424-0737 toll-free
www.resmed.com
(800) 323-3410 x6325
www.tdinationwide.com
Volvo Trucks North America
OTS - Operating Tax Systems
Ryder System, lnc.
Teletrac, lnc.
(336) 393-2495
www.volvotrucks.us.com
(877) 445-2058 ext. 202
www.ots.net
(513) 576-7975 ext.306
www.ryder.com
(817) 323-1447
www.teletrac.net
Waltco Hydraulic Liftgates
PACCAR Leasing Company
Safety Vision
(425) 468-7467
www.PacLease.com
(713) 896-6600
www.safetyvision.com
TIDA - Trucking lndustry
Defense Association
Penske Truck Leasing
Company
Save-A-Load, Inc.
(610) 775-6001
www.gopenske.com
PeopleNet
(888) 346-3486 toll-free
www.peoplenetonline.com
PHH Arval
(800) ONLY PHH(800-665-9744) www.phharval.com
Philips Respironics
(724) 387-5281
www.respironics.com
Pilot Travel Centers LLC
(865) 588-7488
www.pilottravelcenters.com
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(800) 728-5623 toll-free
www.saveaload.com
Schneider National, Inc.
(800) 558-6767, ext. 2862
www.schneider.com
Seeing Machines, Inc.
(617) 840-8486
www.driverstatesensor.com
Signature Graphics, lnc.
(800) 356-3235 toll-free
www.signaturegraph.com
Silver Eagle Manufacturing
(503) 335-2143
www.silvereaglemfg.com
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(847) 647-7226
www.tida.org
Tirestamp Corporation
(248) 641-8844 ext.401
www.tirestamp.com
TMW Systems, lnc.
(216) 831-6606
www.tmwsystems.com
TransCore
(800) 529 -7634 toll-free
www.TransCoreTracking.com
Transervice Logistics Inc.
(888) 858-7570 toll-free
www.transervice.com
TransForce, lnc.
(703) 838-5580
www.transfofce.com
Transportation Logistics
Corporation, LLC
(888) AI-DRIVE toll-free
www.tlcdrivers.com
Trimble
(510) 870-1160
www.trimble.com
TruBlu Logistics
(781) 699-4527
www.trublulogistics.com
(800) 211-3074 toll-free
www.waltco.com
Weller Reman
(616) 724-2000
www.partsbyweller.com
XATA Corporation
(800) 745 -9282 toll-free
www.xata.com
XTRA Lease
(314) 579-9300
www.xtralease.com
Zonar Systems, lnc.
(206) 878-2459
www.zonarsystems.com
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