NAVAJO NEWS
What’s going on at Navajo Express
Tips for drivers, insights for shippers, and company updates
Ten Tips to Becoming a Successful Owner Operator
Should I become an owner operator? It’s a question that crosses the mind of many company drivers. At Navajo we’ve developed positive partnerships with hundreds of owner operators, which is why we are confident with our top ten tips for becoming a successful owner operator.
Navajo’s Powerful Positives of 2018
It’s safe to say that Navajo had a big year! Take a look at the articles, blogs and photos that sum up our remarkable journey over the last 365 days.
Navajo Celebrates our Professional Drivers’ Safety Successes
With one of our company’s core values being safety, we could not have been prouder of the professional drivers we acknowledged at our Million Mile Celebration.
Top Four Benefits Brought by Auxiliary Power Units
As diesel fuel prices climb, anti-idle laws increase and environmental concerns continue, more and more carriers are turning to auxiliary power units (APUs). Navajo gives you the top four benefits APUs bring to our fleet of dedicated drivers.
Five Tips for Staying Safe this Summer Season
Say goodbye to icy roads and winter weather conditions! Memorial Day is just around the corner, meaning the summer season and warm weather are finally here. However, the summer months can still present challenges for truck drivers.
Denver Office Celebrates Bring Your Kids to Work Day
Loved having our employee’s children here for Bring Your Kids to Work Day!
Top Four Reasons to Deliver with Dedicated
As the trucking industry continues to face a surging transportation demand, both carriers and clients can look to benefit from a “dedicated” fleet, which is a systems wherein trucks and drivers are hired only to run/work for a specific client. We’ve developed the top four reasons why clients should highly consider dedicated when it comes to delivering their goods.
Above and Beyond a Truck Driver’s Duty
Get from point A to point B as swift and safe as possible. That’s the very basic duty of a truck driver. But for Harvell Martin, his recent route had him heroically going beyond this regular responsibility.