Stevens Transport Driver Floyd Jones Sr. Retires after 32 Years of Service

DALLAS - March 7, 2019 - EntSun -- Stevens Transport driver Floyd Jones Sr. recently retired after 32 years of service to the company at age 74. The veteran driver logged more than 5.5 million miles over the course of his driving career with no major Department of Transportation accidents. Stevens Transport, the largest refrigerated trucking company in Texas and North America's premier multi-modal, temperature-controlled freight carrier, recognized and honored Jones at a company-wide retirement celebration this month.

         "Floyd has been part of our family for 32 years here at Stevens Transport and is a true legend," said Angela Aaron Horowitz, Vice President of Stevens Transport, Inc. "Not only is he among the top percentage of excellent professional drivers, but Floyd has trained hundreds of generational drivers for our company. His passion and love for his career has left an indelible mark at Stevens, and he leaves an incredible legacy in the industry."

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         According to Jones, "Trucking is like a relationship. You get out of it what you put into it. I put in a lot of blood, sweat and tears."  He advises new drivers to, "Pick up on time. Deliver on time. Have a positive attitude and be honest with everyone, including yourself.  Know that this career is one that you truly want.  Not one you think you might want. You better love it. If you love it, you will do it right."

         Plant Logistics Manager for General Mills Convenience & Foodservice, Zoe Bracey, who is one of Stevens Transport's long-term clients, sang Jones's praises.  "Floyd was such a pleasure to work with. He was so energetic and always willing to go above and beyond.  Not many drivers come around like Floyd.  He was a fantastic representative of Stevens Transport, and we are sorry to see him go. Hopefully with all the places he has seen driving across the country over the past 32 years, he has figured out the perfect spot to retire and enjoy his free time."

         To learn more about Stevens Transport, visit www.stevenstransport.com.

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About Stevens Transport

Stevens Transport, Inc. is recognized as one of North America's premier multi-modal, temperature-controlled freight carriers. The specialized nature of time-sensitive truckload shipments gives Stevens Transport a unique advantage in the supply chain marketplace as a logistics leader valued by a wide range of Fortune 500 ® customers. With a network of operations throughout North America, Canada, and Mexico, Stevens Transport maintains a competitive edge by providing asset-based services through regional, dedicated, expedited, intermodal, tanker, and 3PL competencies. Beyond capacity-driven operations, Stevens Transport injects unmatched integrity into a corporate business model that reflects more than 30 years of consistent growth and success. To learn more about Stevens, visit www.stevenstransport.com or find them Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/StevensTransport and Twitter at https://twitter.com/Drive4Stevens.