DIGBY in Nashville, anybody know what happened to them?

i bet you i'd get fired as soon as the owner of the trailer sees it when i pull into his terminal...

I have seen other companies pull trailers that say werner though. Mostly Muskoka Transport.

wellll, they dont just say werner..they're werner trailers..

 

You sure they aren't "WEENER" trailers?

 

Hi There all- This is Jon Digby. We sold to Celadon. My Father is retired now and enjoying his grandkids... I just wanted everyone to know that we miss you all dearly. We were very proud of our drivers and employees at Digby Nashville, and hope all the best in this ever changing industry.
Have a blessed Holiday!
Jon Digby

 

Hi Jon, I remember you.

I started my driving career with Digby in 1995. I think it was about 2007 I went to park at the TA in LaVergne and it was packed so I thought about your training lot across the street from the terminal. I went back there and everything was gone.

So where are you working now? Didn't you all start up Voyager Express after that?

 

The only Digby picture I have left from school. I might have some more buried somewhere. I'm on the left.

 

Voyager is my Brother Jeff's company. I'm running Digby transportation which is the non asset group, but I'm itching to run trucks again. I miss the drivers

 

Me and my dad drove for them in Laverne for a few years loved pullin a flatbed for them just didn’t like the coffin sleeepers the t800 trucks had but I bought a truck so I left wishin they were still around had a great load out of Nashville every week home to Dallas

 

Hey Jon, I remember you well. My name is David Goldstrom and I came to you all from Greenville South Carolina. You had several drivers at that time. They were out of Greenville. I remember your family as well. I started with Digby of Lavergne In 94. It was my first job trucking, they stayed with you all 4 to 5 years. What a great introduction to the trucking industry you all provided. I am still trucking, 32 years later, and still love it as much as I did the first time I drove off your lot. Johnny Henn was my dispatcher and I’ve only had one other like him. I’ve tried reaching out to you through Navajo, but Was always told they had no information on you. I hope you’re still involved in the trucking industry. I would love to hook up for a cuppa coffee or a sit down meal, my treat. I saw your post from 2013 so just hoping this text reaches you and find y’all well. I look forward to hearing back.

 

You know what Digby stand for ?
Did. I. Go. Broke. Yet ?
And Digby backwards
Yes. By. God. I. Did.
Heard that years ago from an old timer.