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The West Virginia Trucking Association elected its 2016-2018 slate of officers during the organization’s annual meeting in September. The full slate of officers include:
Chairman
John Burns
Burns Motor Freight
Marlinton, WV
First Vice Chairman
Aaron Stowers
Stowers Trucking
Hamlin, WV
Second Vice Chairman
James Murphy
Walmart Transportation
Grove City, OH
Secretary/Treasurer
Bryan Christian
Pilot Thomas Logistics
Nitro, WV
Immediate Past Chairman
Daniel Harmon
XPO Logistics
Belle, WV
President
Jan Vineyard
Charleston, WV
The West Virginia Trucking Association represents trucking companies, private fleet operators, industry suppliers, and other firms and individuals interested in the well-being of trucking at the local, state and national level.
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Governor Earl Ray Tomblin has proclaimed the week of Sept. 11-17 as National Truck Driver Appreciation Week. He held and event on September to present the proclamation to WV Professional Truck Driver Charles Randolph, from Pitt Ohio Express, for his victory at the National Truck Driving Championship. At this event, he also highlighted the career opportunities available in the trucking industry.
Jan Vineyard, president of the West Virginia Trucking Association, said, “Trucking professionals are the unsung heroes of the highway, delivering the goods West Virginians need to live and play. We are very appreciative of Gov. Tomblin for honoring the efforts of the state’s trucking industry.”
Gov. Tomblin highlighted the career opportunities available in West Virginia’s trucking industry during the event. He discussed the West Virginia Trucking Association’s new jobs portal: http://truckingjobswv.com/.
Thanks to Charles Randolph, Nick Backes and John Staats of Pitt Ohio Express for attending this event.
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September 11 - 17, 2016
Next week is Truck Driver Appreciation Week! We are thrilled that Governor Earl Ray Tomblin has proclaimed next week to be Truck Driver Appreciation Week in West Virginia and will be presenting the proclamation to Pitt Ohio Driver Charles Randolph on Tuesday, September 13th. Randolph, who just won his class of competition at the National Truck Driving Championships, will accept the proclamation on behalf of all of our wonderful West Virginia truck drivers!
We hope you have plans to honor your drivers next week. We would love for you to
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Law enforcement agencies across the U.S. will conduct roadside inspections on large trucks and buses to identify out-of-adjustment brakes, brake-system and anti-lock braking system (ABS) violations as part of the CVSA’s Brake Safety Week, an annual outreach and enforcement campaign designed to improve commercial motor vehicle (CMV) brake safety.
CVSA is made up of federal, state and local law enforcement agencies nationwide.

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