Million mile awards.

Well I figured with the rumors and old wives tales that are out pertaining to what companies offer their drivers I was simply looking for legitimate honest answers. Yes I have a million mile award and am within 5 months of my 2nd million miles.

 

Mudguppy I apologize that my first post wasn't up to your standards and therefore in need of ridicule and critique. Thank you for letting me know how unimportant and useless this question is. I figured that this was the LTL portion of the forum and what better place to bypass rumor and conjecture and simply ask my fellow freight haulers the truth about what their companies give in gratitude for that million miles of safe driving.
Shame on me for not asking something far more profound such as what's the best C.B radio or how to draw a line in my logbook. I'm a 3rd generation driver and I've been doing this for 25 years. I drive across the Rocky Mountains in winter and am 5 months away from my 2nd million miles. If I need advice on driving a truck I'll ask someone. If I'm in need of some witty repertoire I'll talk to some friends. But if I'm in need of a specialist in proctology I'll ask you. It's people like you that can't answer a simple question without the need to put down and shame the person with an air of superiority that brings bile to the edge of my throat.

Big Don thank you for grammatically correcting what I should've asked. I guess my question was far to difficult to answer the way I ask. As far as this forum goes, apparently it's Chanel 19 on the Internet. It was a simple question with a simple answer. What does your company offer for a million miles? Congrats on being the prolific kings of your forum and putting all new members in our place one post at a time.

 

I apologize for the rant. I just sincerely wanted to know how companies reward the accomplishments of their drivers. I wasn't asking about weekly, monthly or quarterly safety bonus. I wasn't asking about union or non union compensation differences. I wanted to simply find out the truth vs rumor on how different companies recognize drivers accomplishing the specific task of a million miles.

Furthermore if someone asks a single question and then doesn't post anymore, where's the harm. Perhaps they receive smarmy responses back and decide why should I become part of a community that is annoyed at a question and then flames a person for asking. Remember that everyone asked those type of questions at one time so instead of castigating someone for not knowing what you do, help them. That's how you get people to return. Post with an indignant attitude

 

and people won't return. Thank almost everyone for your time and responses, and I sincerely apologize to everyone for being petty.