Safety is a major priority for all our drivers. Having each truck well equipped with all the proper safety equipment is extremely important, not only for meeting safety standards but also for keeping our drivers safe. It’s important to check your truck before and after each run for the proper safety procedures and equipment. Don’t forget to check your truck and load at each stop. Let’s keep up the great work and keep everyone safe!

Every family has a history and a story to share. We have shared ours with you. Why not share your story with us? We would love to know what brought you into our family! Share with us here or on Facebook!

Driving truck can be boring without some melodic accompaniment! Not everyone likes the same type of music. There can always be a lot of discussion on the topic of which genre is best. There’s Pop, Country, Rock, Metal, Instrumental, etc. So what type of music gets your feet tapping?

With spring upon us, fog is more likely to be found on routes. Driving conditions may be fine aside from the fog. The visibility with fog can be anywhere from a few miles to a few inches. Please be especially careful in these low visibility conditions while driving. We want everyone to be safe!

Keeping up with others while driving truck can be difficult. Different time zones and different schedules can all be contributing factors. We want to make sure our family is connected. You can stay connected with our Navajo family on
Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and FourSquare. Keep up the great work and stay connected with us!

Staying healthy while driving routes can be difficult. Truck stops have fast food, but not always healthy. We know it’s hard to eat a salad or a Panini while trying to be on the move, let alone find one, but we still want you to be healthy and happy. Try finding healthy snacks next time you’re at the truck stop like nuts, Perky Jerky, fruit and vegetables, and granola bars. You’re a part of our Navajo family and your health and happiness is important to us.