If you are a good driver, you should be recognized for it! When you drive for Minn-Tex Express, you can be rewarded with more than great pay! Minn-Tex announces the Driver Award Program for owner operators who perform admirably and qualify. This program awards diligence and positive attitudes every three months based on a calender quarterly period. 

Company owner Ed Deason wins NASTC Driver of the Year Award!

You receive a plaque with a picture of you and your rig.

You receive dinner for two at a restaurant of your choice.

Always look to Minn-Tex Express as the best place for the owner operator to work. We treat our valued drivers fairly and support you whether on or off the road. Here's the criteria we look for when rewarding our drivers:

Mileage On-Time Percentage Number of Accidents Safety Telephone Attitude Complaints Timely Paperwork

Think you got what it takes to work with Minn-Tex?

Check out an application now and send it or fax it to us.

LOCAL DRIVER RECOGNIZED BY NATIONAL GROUP

The National Association of Small Trucking Companies (NASTC) represents over 1900 trucking companies in the U.S. and Canada that employ over 40,000 drivers collectively. Each year the association sponsors a driver of the program to recognize the very best drivers within their group.  Among the drivers selected to this year’s team of “Drivers of the Year” was Edward Deason who drives for Minn-Tex Express of Pierz, MN.

 “As a recipient of this prestigious award, Mr. Deason joins a very elite group that represent the best of our 40,000 drivers,” according to Buster Anderson, Vice President of NASTC.

 “Minn-Tex Express is very proud of their drivers and should be very proud of themselves as well,” Mr. Anderson added.  “It says a lot about a company when they can attract and keep employees of this caliber.”

 Edward Deason has driven for Minn-Tex Express for over 12 years, and has been a professional driver for over 52 years and never had an accident accumulating over 8,000,000 accident free miles.

 Mr. Deason was presented his award in Nashville, Tennessee on November 12th, 2005 at the annual conference of NASTC.