Prime, Inc.

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Springfield, Mo. – Prime Inc. recently named its 2010 Contractor of the Year award recipients.

Pittston, Pa. – Prime Inc. is expanding the existing company location in Pittston, Pa.

In 2001, Prime Inc. set out to learn all it could about sleep disorders and fatigued driving, two critical issues facing the trucking industry. As part of the effort, Prime invited Dr.

Springfield, Mo. – Prime Inc. recently partnered with Kids Against Hunger – Springfield, Inc.

Springfield, Mo. – Prime Inc., a refrigerated, flatbed, tanker and logistics trucking company, has announced an increase in tanker starting pay.  Company associates in the Prime Tanker Division can now earn 41 cents per mile for starting pay.  This increase in pay adds to a substantial list of driver benefits, as well as excellent home time for drivers in the Tanker Division.“It has always been our policy at Prime to share our growth and success with our drivers,” said John H…

Springfield, Mo. – Cliff and Wanda Humphrey, team drivers for Prime Inc., of Springfield, Missouri, have been named Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) Highway Angels for stopping to help at the scene of a horrific accident. On July 19, 2010, the Humphreys were driving eastbound on I-40 through rural New Mexico.

Wreaths Across America wreath-laying ceremonies to take place December 11, 2010 across America. Springfield, Mo. – Prime Inc.

Springfield, MO. – Prime Inc., headquartered in Springfield, MO., which pays its contractors 72 percent of revenue, has again raised its minimum guaranteed revenue for independent contractors in its refrigerated and flatbed divisions, ensuring no less than $95,000 for every 100,000 miles completed. This enhancement in guarantee still allows the operator to share in gains of the marketplace but have the assurance that it will never be lower than 95 cents per mile.

Springfield, Mo. – Prime Inc. announces Harvey Williams as Missouri’s 2009 Driver of the Year.