Driver Hall of Fame

Flat Bed

August – Sam Ross
July – Nick Guffy
June – James Tallant
May -Terry Brittenham
April – Dan Felber
March – David Holt
February – Bryan Collier
January – Howie Fritz

Long Haul

August – Scott Allen
July – James Hughes
June – Ron Timm
May – David Reece
April – Jim Pierce
March – Jason Colvin
February – Joe Seabury
January – Mac McKenzie

Southwest Region

August – Jeff Mangum
July – Donny Griffin
June – Darrin Cook
May – Neil Herrs
April -Larry Jackson
March -Sam Claude
February -Robert Yakubovich
January -Greg Bowers

Midwest Region

August – Roy Richardson
July – Darrell & Tami Daniel
June – Frank Goss
May – Thomas Rolfes
April – Scott Hoover
March– Shane McClure
February – Glenn DuBois
January – William ‘Jay’ Larson

Flat Bed

December – Ron Armstead
October – Tim McGrath
September – Mike Sorensen
August – Chris Trusow
July – Mike Geyer

Long Haul

December -Andrew Mikov
October -Debra Dupuy
September -Joe Erickson
August – James Bailey
July – Dan Dickert

Southwest Region

December -Bonnie Stovall
October -Bill Barnum
September – Justin McMullen
August -Dennis Noelle
July – Mike Gothard

Midwest Region

December -James Wertjes
October -Ed Mischler
September – David Cashett
August – David Mosher
July – Mike Hegr

January – Kevin Holtzen
February – Brandon Williams
March – Rodney Ashenfelter

April – April Green
May – Jay Holtzen
June – David Alexander

January –  John Kistler February – Robin Brodie March –  Greg Chatfield

April – Clint Fossler
May – Brian Knefelkamp
June – Larry Powell

July – Larry Sobolik
August – Duane Behrens
September – Ricky Bisom

October – Marcos Hernandez December – Chet Davis

We are extremely proud of our driver’s safety records, and would like to take the time to recognize all of our drivers who have reached one million miles accident-free. By joining the Million Miler Club, our drivers show a commitment to safety that is second to none. We express our appreciation for this by rewarding all of our drivers that reach this goal. Million Milers receive a custom Carhartt jacket, a plaque, a decal for their cab, and their name etched on a large plaque in the main office. Exactly how far is one million miles? Here are some statistics to put it into perspective: You would have to drive around the equator 40 times to reach one million miles. If you were driving at 60 mph, it would take you two years of continuous driving to reach one million miles. You could go to the moon and back, TWICE, and not hit one million miles. To all of our drivers who have reached this huge milestone, we would like to say congratulations, and thank you for being the backbone of FCC.