Houston, TX, September 13th, 2011 -- 123Loadboard.com™ (http://www.123loadboard.com), the freight matching service for the trucking industry, will be celebrating National Truck Driver Appreciation Week (NTDAW) from September 11-17, 2011.
It’s definitely no secret that truck driving is one of North America's most essential and demanding jobs. Millions of dedicated men and women travel roads every day sacrificing many of life's pleasures to deliver the freight that keeps America moving.
“The National Truck Driver Appreciation Week gives us the chance to give back and appreciate the sacrifices that truck drivers make everyday out on the roads. 123Loadboard.com™ is celebrating this occasion by giving away over $50,000 of load board memberships." said Loarn Metzen, VP of 123Loadboard.com™.
"Our factoring partner Freight Capital is hosting gift-giving booths at truck stops in California and Arkansas during National Truck Driver Appreciation Week and will be handing out 100 1-year 123Loadboard.com memberships along with over 150 t-shirts." continued Loarn.
For additional information about 123Loadboard.com’s National Truck Driver Appreciation Week (NTDAW) promotions, please visit http://www.123loadboard.com/.

2 comments:
It is appropriate,but the truck drivers dedicated work is not measured by currencies.A good driver makes business up.
Roger
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