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PAM Veteran Driver Featured on “Military Makeover” Show

PAM Transport serves those who served our country by employing U.S. veterans to drive our 2,500 trucks and 6,000 trailers across the U.S. and Mexico, as well as serving on our logistics, office, and shop teams. Currently, 10 percent of…

Tips for Getting Your Professional Truck Driving Career off to a Good Start

At PAM Transport, we go the extra mile to give our drivers the resources they need to perform, serve our customers for the long haul, and develop successful professional truck driving careers. Whether you’re new to the trucking world or…

Meet Luis Mota, PAM Local Driver

At PAM Transport, our drivers define who we are, and exceeding customer service drives every PAM employee. No one exemplifies this dedication to customer service better than local driver Luis Mota, part of the TRR division. Dubbed “Mota” by his…

5 Secrets to a Successful Truck Driving Career at PAM

How do you measure career success as a truck driver? For some drivers, a successful truck driving career means earning a comfortable living in a clean, safe truck with weekends off for family time. Other drivers envision a daily, cross-country…

The 2018 PAM Driver Referral Contest Winners

The PAM RPM Driver Referral Program is a great way for PAM drivers to earn extra money. Bonuses for successful driver referrals range from $1,000 to $1,800 per hired driver. To top it off, the PAM RPM seasonal driver referral…

3 Women Drivers Who’ve Found Success at PAM

It’s a common stereotype when describing a truck driver: He’s a large, burly man wearing a snapback ball cap, who only speaks in CB jargon. But the truck drivers at PAM are defying all preconceived notions about what it takes…

Staying Safe During the Season of Adverse Driving Conditions

It happens every year to one degree or another (that’s a pun): Drivers run in to what the Department of Transportation (DOT) calls “adverse driving conditions” during the winter months. According to DOT §395.2, “adverse driving conditions” means snow, sleet,…