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Making the Most of Your Benefits
Written by Lori Eder, Marketing Communications Specialist Your mental, physical, and financial well-being are important to everyone at Dot...
Veteran Spotlight: Warren Freeman
Written by Roger H. Still, Illinois Assistant Transportation Manager Warren Freeman was raised in Springfield, Massachusetts. In his own words,...
Diana Avila Celebrates 20 Years Behind the Wheel
Written by Deanna Toncray, Executive Administrative Assistant #MyDotStory | Diana Avila Meet Diana. No-Touch Freight Driver. Mother. Wife. Carrying...
#MyDotStory | Mark Miller
Written by Rebekah McNeff, Digital Marketing Assistant What’s the Buzz? For most people, getting more honey is as simple as adding it to their cart...
Dot Veteran Spotlight: Terry Polzien
Written by Roger H. Still, Assistant Transportation Manager In 1984, his junior year of high school, Terry joined the Oklahoma National Guard as a...
Top 5 Reasons You Should Drive for Dot Transportation
At Dot Transportation, Inc. (DTI), we are proud of the stability we offer our drivers and their families. In 2020, we are celebrating the 60th...
Winter Weather Safety: 3 Things to Look Out for During Colder Weather
Written by Jade Cave, Occupational Health Trainer Manager When working during the winter months, drivers face many risks. Some cold-weather dangers...
Dot Foods Tennessee Driver Deploys to Guantanamo Bay
Written by Rebekah McNeff, Digital Marketing Assistant On December 3, the Dot Foods Tennessee gave Customer Delivery Specialist (CDS) Brian Murphy,...
Safety Matters: Pallet Jack Safety Tips
Written by Stacey Akins, Director of Safety Anywhere there is a pallet of product, you can bet there is some type of pallet jack in the area. Many...
Prepare for the Unexpected: 4 Tips for Adverse Weather Preparedness
Written by Mark Winters, Assistant Transportation Manager – Safety Benjamin Franklin once said, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,”...
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