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Deanne Winslett

Deanne Winslett

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Preparedness Communications Specialist, Public Health

Alabama, Earth

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Cruising , River Cruises , Sea Cruises

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Total articles 82

  • Dry bulk hauling offers easy freight handling, steady work

    By Deanne Winslett| Overdrive Verified Scott Talley, leased to Bruce Oakley Trucking and pulling a pneumatic tank with his 2015 Kenworth W900, is paid by the mile to haul “anything that’s dry and in powder form.”Owner-operators looking for reliable freight in a niche application may find a perfect fit in the dry bulk industry. Buying your own trailer is a much bigger investment than a dry van or most flatbeds, but compensation is often above average. Operation and maintenance of the equipment is easier than it might seem.

    By Deanne Winslett · Overdrive

    Dec. 26, 2019

  • Marine Corps, Army veteran wins new Kenworth in Transition Trucking contest for rookie military vet truckers

    By Deanne Winslett| Overdrive Verified Roehl Transport driver Joseph Campbell receives the keys to his brand-new Kenworth T680 from Lisa Berreth, Kenworth marketing director. Campbell won the Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence award that recognizes rookie military veteran truckers.

    By Deanne Winslett · Overdrive

    Dec. 09, 2019

  • Dry bulk hauling offers easy freight handling, steady work

    By Deanne Winslett| Overdrive Verified Scott Talley, leased to Bruce Oakley Trucking and pulling a pneumatic tank with his 2015 Kenworth W900, is paid by the mile to haul “anything that’s dry and in powder form.”Owner-operators looking for reliable freight in a niche application may find a perfect fit in the dry bulk industry. Buying your own trailer is a much bigger investment than a dry van or most flatbeds, but compensation is often above average. Operation and maintenance of the equipment is easier than it might seem.

    By Deanne Winslett · Overdrive

    Dec. 26, 2019

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