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Jan 24, 2017

OOIDA member news * USA: $ 1,000 saving in new kenworth trucks

* Missouri - OOIDA members can save on new Kenworth sleeper trucks


--- Kenworth and the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) have teamed up for the 15th year in a row to provide a $1,000 savings to OOIDA members on qualifying purchases of new Kenworth sleeper trucks during 2017... Featured eligible Kenworth trucks are the Kenworth T680 or T880 with a 52-in. or larger factory-installed sleeper. The program also includes Kenworth T660, T800 and W900 glider kits equipped with a 72-in. or 86-in. factory-installed sleeper... According to Kenworth, buyers must show their OOIDA membership card to their Kenworth dealer at time of purchase in 2017... 
 Grain Valley, MO, USA - Fleet Owner - Jan 23, 2017

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Mar 16, 2007

OOIDA's NEWS * USA

* Now 150,000 members strong
Grain Valley,Mo,USA -Truck News (CAN) -13 March 2007: -- North America’s largest owner/operator association has reached a new milestone, reaching the 150,000 member mark... The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) has grown from just a handful of truckers in 1973 to its current membership of 150,000... "I think the reason we've seen all this growth is simply because we have delivered on our commitment to professional drivers," says Todd Spencer, OOIDA executive vice-president. "And the members themselves help spread the word to each other about the need for greater participation. To reach the 150,000 mark, you can bet there has not been much idling going on around here.”...

* Dates for OOIDA’s next business seminar approaching
Grain Valley,Mo,USA -Land Line Magazine -March 15, 2007: -- OOIDA is partnering with a community college in the Kansas City area to offer its second three-day seminar on the business aspects of trucking... The next seminar is scheduled for April 3-5 at the Blue River Community College campus in Blue Springs, MO, just east of Kansas City, MO...

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