When it comes to marijuana and its legalization, that immortal sage of pop culture from the ‘60s said it best… “The times they are a-changin” Bob Dylan, 1963 Certainly, public opinion about cannabis has changed dramatically over the last thirty years. After decades in which marijuana was generally perceived as an evil scourge, surveys now… Read more »
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DriverSource Hiring Event in Glen Burnie, MD – March 19, 2019
DriverSource Attends MMTA Oyster/Bull Roast and Trade Show in Maryland
Photo: left to right: Terry Lane, Everett Wright, Jeff Stanley, David Olshansky, Cindy Cox, Jeff Beard and Todd Hale. Team members from our East Regional Offices with DriverSource COO David Olshansky and E. Region V.P. Todd Hale. The group recently attended the MMTA Oyster/Bull Roast and Trade Show, held at Martin’s West in Baltimore, MD.… Read more »
DriverSource is PROUD to Welcome Mr. Edward Pittrell to the Status of ELITE
DriverSource would like to congratulate Mr. Edward Pittrell as a new inductee into the ELiTE (Enhanced Logistics & Transportation Excellence) membership within DriverSource. This award is given to those that exhibit the highest commitments to Service, Safety & Compliance. Thank you for your dedication.
DriverSource Welcomes Jeffrey Stanley
DriverSource welcomes Jeffrey Stanley to the Southeast Operations team as S.E. Regional Recruiter. Mr. Stanley previously served in a Logistics Supervisory role for nearly twenty years. Welcome Mr. Stanley, we’re glad to have you as part of the team!
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DriverSource Expands Into Chicago, Illinois
DriverSource Expands Into Chicago, Illinois
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Our DriverSource Team Is Attending The Richard Crane Memorial Truck Show
Richard Crane Memorial Truck Show
Hurricane Safety Tips For Truck Drivers:
1. Prepare for high winds Before the hurricane even hits and the rain starts, there’s most likely going to be lots of strong winds in the area. Strong wind is dangerous for truck drivers because it can pull and sometimes even flip a tractor trailer. Trucks pulling dry vans or reefers are most at risk… Read more »