ABOUT NAVAJO

A Denver trucking company, still run by the same family that started it.

OUR STORY

It’s on the walls.

Walk down the hallway at our corporate office and you’ll see it: black-and-white photos of old trucks, and kids posing in front of grilles taller than they were. The Digby name has been part of the transportation industry since the early 1940s, and it’s been in this family’s blood ever since.

Don Digby Sr. was a second-generation trucker and a true pioneer in the industry. In 1981, he bought the rights to the Navajo Express name and started out in Denver with 13 trucks. Today the company is owned and operated by his son, Don Digby Jr., and we’ve grown into a leader in long-haul and dedicated transportation, still based right here in Denver.

Three drivers standing beside an early Digby truck
Three men in suits standing in front of a Digby trailer
Two boys in matching outfits standing in front of an early Digby truck
A Digby's Golden Arrow Route cabover truck and trailer

WHAT IT’S LIKE HERE

You’re known by your name, not your truck number.

The part we’re proudest of isn’t the size of the fleet. It’s what is feels like to work here.

Don Jr.'s desk isn't tucked away in a corner office. It sits right on the operations floor, and every new driver walks past it on the way to orientation.
When drivers come through the building, they hear a good morning or a good evening from just about everyone in operations.

OUR VALUES

A lot has changed since those 13 trucks. Here’s what we stand for today.

Faith: We trust each other to do the job right. Drivers trust the office to have their back, and the office trusts drivers to get it there.
Family: We take care of our own. Whether you've been here 30 years or 30 days, you're part of it, and we treat you that way.
Service: To our customers, our community, and each other. We show up for every load like it matters, and we show up for Denver too.
Safety: Everyone gets home safe. That goes for our drivers, the people sharing the road with them, and the freight they're hauling.

Honoring where we started while building what trucking should look like next, starting with how we treat our drivers.

OUR MISSION

LEADERSHIP

The people running it