It is nothing new to say that Marvin Keller Trucking has always aimed to employ the top industry drivers to add to our fleet. Many of our company drivers can constitute the highest tier in company drivers, but what is it that makes these drivers truly Elite? One characteristic that separates the most Elite industry drivers from the rest is the precautions that drivers will take to prolong the life of their tires. We asked Greg Sullivan Marvin Keller’s Senior Truck Technician

The “Marvin Keller Weekly” can be compared to a company blog or intranet, except we want to see our own employees and drivers generate the content. We have always viewed our drivers as major parts of our team, but we realize that our lack of effort to keep them in the loop did not reflect that sentiment. We have come up with a platform to communicate news and information about the company to drivers. Because it is viewable on mobile devices it allows drivers to stay updated o

My name is Lewis White, and today is my first day as an owner operator. I was a company driver for Marvin Keller for a year and a half, and that made it possible for me to pursue this career as an owner operator under their authority of course. I recently purchased a truck, and I’m really excited. I know Marvin Keller has a lease purchase program that they’re trying to start. For the people who can’t go out and buy their own truck in full, it’s a good thing to look into. Espe

Ron Lowry has been a company Driver Associate for 13 years, and we recently had the chance to sit down to reminisce about his time at the company and speak about his future plans. Right off the bat, he immediately wanted to take the chance to express gratitude to the company, which is funny because all of us here wanted to express our gratitude to him for his years of service and loyalty to the company. He certainly is a class act that we will miss having out on the road. Her