'With all of the issues facing motor carriers, particularly hours-of-service and truck productivity, it just made sense for us to join ATA,' Freymiller CEO David Freymiller said. 'Everyone in this industry needs to come together to make progress on these important efforts ' we need ATA and ATA needs us.'
'At this time when the trucking industry is facing so many critical issues, Freymiller's knowledge and leadership couldn't be more valuable,' ATA President and CEO Bill Graves said. 'I'm pleased that they'll be working with us and all of the 37,000 companies in our federation to achieve our common goals.'
A member of the Oklahoma Trucking Association and the Truckload Carriers Association, Freymiller is a family-owned fleet of 300 trucks providing coast-to-coast service with more than 40 years of experience in the trucking industry.
