Hill Brothers recognizes nine 500,000-mile drivers

Dec 8, 2005

Hill Brothers Transportation recently recognized Mark Davis, David Allen, Orrie Covert, James Allen, Ronald Gilland, Ron Iverson, Alyce Timmerman, Calvin Tuff and Jimmie Garnand for having achieved 500,000 safe miles throughout their tenures with the carrier.

“Hill Brothers is proud to be one of the few carriers that have accomplished drivers with this type of driving record,” says Sandie Bokelman, assistant safety director for the Omaha, Neb.-based family-owned company.

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