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FROM THE DRIVER’S SEAT

Logo with outline for Celebrating 100 Years of Devine Intermodal Established Since 1923.

Aug 1, 2014 | Newsletter 2014 August

Hats OffHATS OFF TO OUR AWARD WINNING DRIVERS

Devine’s drivers are the best of the best. As proof of such, five of our drivers have recently been awarded “Driver of the Month” honors by the California Trucking Association.

A round of applause to our winners:

  • Sukhvinder Bains
  • Amandip Singh
  • Robert St. John
  • Daniel Vidal
  • Jesus Ymbol

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Congratulations gentlemen, and thank you for your tireless commitment to safety!!!

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