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KRTS launches Trucking 101 for insurance professionals

KRTS launches Trucking 101 for insurance professionals

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CALEDONIA, Ont. -- KRTS Transportation Specialists has announced that it is adding another course to its program lineup for 2009: Trucking 101.

Geared specifically for the insurance industry, Trucking 101 will focus on education for the insurance professional who deals with transportation, according to KRTS. The course is designed to offer insurance industry professionals a well-rounded education about the transportation industry and its relationship to the commercial side of the insurance business.

"Respected industry people have encouraged us to develop this program, and deliver the curriculum to the industry," says Kim Richardson, president of KRTS. "We have proven over two decades, to be innovators in transportation education, and this course will be welcomed by our industry partners."

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