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Freymiller Joins American Truckers United in Washington to Address Impact of Illegal CDL Holders on the U.S. Trucking Industry

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November 19, 2025
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Freymiller Joins American Truckers United in Washington to Address Impact of Illegal CDL Holders on the U.S. Trucking Industry

David and Mindy Freymiller, representing Freymiller, Inc., joined American Truckers United (ATU)...

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October 2, 2025
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Crete, Shaffer, Hunt Drivers of the Month

Congratulations to all the drivers below for being selected driver of the...

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September 2, 2025
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Crete, Shaffer, Hunt Drivers of the Month

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ABF Freight driver Tommy Burgoon has been honored as a TCA Highway Angel for his heroic actions at a crash scene on Interstate 471. Discover how his quick thinking and Army training helped save a life.
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February 25, 2025
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ABF Freight Driver Recognized as a TCA Highway Angel for Heroic Actions at Crash Scene

Truck driver Tommy Burgoon, from Wapakoneta, Ohio, has been honored by the...

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Truck driver Mohsen Baniyaghoub was honored as a TCA Highway Angel for helping a stranded motorist during a snowstorm. His quick thinking and kindness turned a dangerous situation into a story of heroism.
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February 18, 2025
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Heroic Trucker Recognized for Assisting Stranded Driver During Snowstorm

Mohsen Baniyaghoub, a truck driver from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, was honored for...

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Army veteran Darryl Hammond has been selected to drive Maverick Transportation’s prestigious “Salute” truck, honoring military service. With nearly two decades at Maverick, Hammond has mentored 59 drivers and was named Dedicated Driver of the Year in 2022.
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February 6, 2025
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Army Veteran Darryl Hammond Selected to Drive Maverick Transportation’s Tribute Salute Truck

Maverick Transportation has once again extended its prestigious “Salute” truck honor to...

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January 15, 2025
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DriverFacts is on a Mission On and Off the Field

DriverFacts works with Orange Lutheran High School and Big Creek Missions to...

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December 19, 2024
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Blue Bloods Recognized in NFI’s Haul of Fame for Legendary Achievements

When Peter L. and Mike N. embarked on their professional journeys at...

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December 18, 2024
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U.S. Army Veteran Cory Troxell Wins 2024 Transition Trucking Award

Cory Troxell, a former U.S. Army service member and driver for Stevens...

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Andrew Inlow, a truck driver from Booneville, Mississippi, was recently awarded the prestigious Highway Angel title by the Truckload Carriers Association (TCA). Recognized for his extraordinary efforts during the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Andrew exemplified compassion and selflessness by helping feed hundreds stranded near Asheville, North Carolina. He drives for Maverick Transportation, based in North Little Rock, Arkansas. A Community in Need On September 27, in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Andrew and several fellow truck drivers found themselves stranded in Candler, North Carolina, just outside Asheville. Hurricane Helene had crippled the region, leaving roads impassable, cutting off power, and isolating communities without communication or access to necessities. Parked at a TA Truck Stop, the truckers faced the common challenge of finding food amidst the devastation. Andrew recalled, "We had a driver who was delivering hamburgers to restaurants in the area, so he actually opened up his unit and pulled out a box of hamburgers and started cooking for all the truck drivers." Inspired by this act of generosity, Andrew and others decided to take things further. The following day, he drove into Asheville with a group of drivers to search for supplies. They purchased another grill with a mission to prepare food for anyone in need. "The food’s gonna go bad anyway, so that kind of kicked everything into motion,” Andrew explained. Going Beyond Expectations Andrew’s commitment extended well beyond the truck stop. He went door-to-door at a nearby Days Inn, asking guests if they were in need of food. Among the guests was Dianna Sains, traveling with her family to assist in a cross-country move. Stranded without food or water for nearly three days, Dianna overheard the news about food being shared by the truckers. She soon connected with Andrew, who ensured her family had access to what they needed. “They had no food and no real water for almost three days,” Andrew said. Dianna expressed her gratitude for the truckers’ generosity, saying, "She got all excited because these big scary truck drivers were trying to give away food.” Andrew also purchased snacks, chips, and drinks from the TA Truck Stop using his own funds—spending roughly $1,000 in total. Over the course of nearly five days, Andrew estimates that he and the other truckers helped feed around 150 stranded individuals. Although he devoted most of his time to helping others, Andrew revealed that his own well-being took a backseat. “I hardly ate,” he admitted. “I actually had drivers that I had become friends with who forced me to eat because my mind was on everybody else.” A Legacy of Kindness Without the swift actions and generosity of Andrew and the group of truck drivers, the local community in Candler would have faced even greater challenges in those early, critical days following the hurricane. “I always tried to stay on the positive side because there’s no reason to be negative and cause anybody to be negative,” Andrew shared. “I just did what anybody else should do.” Recognizing Everyday Heroes Andrew’s determination to help others aligns with the spirit of the TCA Highway Angel program. Since its launch in 1997, nearly 1,400 professional truck drivers have been honored as Highway Angels for their extraordinary acts of kindness, courage, and thoughtfulness while on the job. The program, with support from EpicVue, DriverFacts, and Northland Insurance, celebrates drivers like Andrew who go above and beyond for others. Source: Truckers News Image: Truckers News
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December 5, 2024
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Maverick Driver Earns TCA Highway Angel Honor for Feeding Hurricane Victims

Andrew Inlow, a truck driver from Booneville, Mississippi, was recently awarded the...

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