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Springfield, Missouri – Prime Inc., a Springfield, Missouri-based refrigerated, flatbed, tanker and logistics trucking company, has announced a new revenue guarantee program for independent contractors in its tanker division. This creation in guarantee ensures earnings of no less than $115,000 for every 100,000 miles (HHG miles) completed, allowing the operator to share in gains of the marketplace but have the assurance that it will never be lower than $1.15 per mile on average. In ord…

Springfield, Missouri – Prime Inc., headquartered in Springfield, Missouri, which pays its contactors 72 percent of revenue has again raised its minimum guarantee for independent contractors in its refrigerated and flatbed divisions, ensuring earnings of no less than $102,000 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 $1.02 per mile. In order to take …

Springfield, Missouri – Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) named Prime Inc. director of safety Don Lacy as the 2011 Safety Professional of the Year. This award, also known as the Clare C.

Springfield, Missouri – Prime Inc., a refrigerated, flatbed, tanker and logistics trucking company based out of Springfield, Missouri, is well known for making a difference in the community and surrounding areas.  The recent devastating tornado in Joplin, Missouri provided yet another opportunity for Prime and the company’s associates to step up and make a difference. Last week, Prime sent two 53 foot refrigerated trailers to Joplin filled with food, water, clothing and supplies&n…

Springfield, Missouri – Seven exceptional drivers were recently recognized by Prime inc. for reaching one million or three million miles of safe driving for the company. “This milestone takes a lot of hard work, attention to detail and a high-level of professionalism on the road,” said Don Lacy, Prime Inc.

Keep the Current Hours-of-Service Rules (HOS) Requirements for Commercial Truck Drivers. The FMCSA has proposed revisions to the regulations for hours of service for drivers of commercial motor vehicles.  We would like to encourage you to participate in this rulemaking by submitting your thoughts to the FMCSA.  This news release has information on the proposed changes as well as how to express your opinion.  All comments received by the FMCSA will be poste…