Freightliner Trucks Honors First Hardest Working City
Freightliner Trucks Severe Duty Newsletter"We were thrilled that Freightliner celebrated Indianapolis’ recent achievement with us. Local vendors and dealers visited Stoops, and it was a great opportunity to take a moment and reflect on how great of a city we live in. It means a lot that Freightliner Trucks values the hard work that is going into Indianapolis." — Brian Frithcia of Stoops Freightliner - Quality Trailer
Freightliner Exhibits Impressive Vocational Truck Lineup at NTEA Work Truck Show
Freightliner Trucks Severe Duty Newsletter"We always look forward to the NTEA Work Truck Show and the opportunity to celebrate our vocational trucks. Work trucks serve countless different industries, and this show is a great way for customers to stay abreast of the innovations Freightliner Trucks is bringing to the market." — Richard Saward, general manager - vocational sales at Daimler Trucks North America.
Truck Driving Careers Offer A Second Chance for Success as Economy Rebounds
Freightliner Trucks Severe Duty Newsletter"I couldn't imagine a better profession. A lot of people aren't aware of the advantages that a career in truck driving offers and are a little intimidated by the unknown. All jobs don't require you to be gone multiple nights a week or require extreme physical ability. That's a large misconception about this industry. This career has allowed me to rise from financial debt and establish independence and I'm forever grateful." — Helen Hextrum, diesel truck driver at Pilot Logistics.
Freightliner Trucks Hardest Working Cities Salutes Job Creation and Innovation
Freightliner Trucks Severe Duty Newsletter"Freightliner is impressed by the development taking place in many markets. Hardest Working Cities honors and celebrates the communities that are leading the economic recovery. The process of selecting these cities involved an extensive review and is a reminder that we are more than a truck manufacturer; we build the tools our customers count on to drive their success." — Diane Hames, general manager - marketing and strategy at Daimler Trucks North America.
