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TMAF launches advertising and digital campaign to #ThankATrucker

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TMAF launches advertising and digital campaign to #ThankATrucker

WASHINGTON — Trucking Moves America Forward (TMAF), the industry-wide education and image movement, today announced their plans for National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, September 9-15.

During National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, TMAF will launch an advertising and digital campaign to thank the professional truck drivers on our road, as well as educate the public about the important contributions that truck drivers make and encourage them to #ThankATrucker.

“During National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, we thank the professional truck drivers who travel 4.5 billion collective miles each year to safely deliver the essential goods that help us live,” said Kevin Burch, co-chairman of TMAF and president of Jet Express Inc.

“This week, we celebrate the drivers — the faces of our industry — and remind the public to appreciate and #ThankATrucker.”

TMAF is recognizing our nation’s 3.5 million dedicated truck drivers through many communications channels this year. Billboard advertisements will appear along interstates throughout the country to thank truck drivers while educating motorists. The billboards, which feature actual award-winning truck drivers from different states, depict the critical need for truck drivers in America, and how life’s essentials, such as food, gas or medicine would not be possible without truck drivers making those deliveries.

The billboards will appear on highways in Baltimore; Las Vegas; Reno, Nevada; Indianapolis; Des Moines, Iowa; Conway, Arkansas; Little Rock, Arkansas; Charlotte, North Carolina; Dallas; Nashville, Tennessee; Dayton, Ohio and Buffalo, New York. One of the billboards, which appears in Nevada, is shown above.

As part of the advertising campaign, TMAF will also thank drivers over the radio airwaves, including on iHeartRadio, Road Dog Trucking Radio on Sirius XM and Westwood One’s Red Eye Radio. You can listen to the radio spots at the TMAF website.

As part of this year’s digital campaign, TMAF will share messages thanking drivers across its social media properties, including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram. The social media content will demonstrate the important and fun fall activities and events that America enjoys — all brought to us by a professional truck driver.

In addition to the advertising and digital campaign, TMAF published an op-ed titled, “Celebrating truck driver’s contributions to our country,” on Foxnews.com. The op-ed will appear Saturday, September 8.

 

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TMAF launches advertising and digital campaign to #ThankATrucker

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I would also have this done on tv commercials explain to the public that if it wasn’t for the truck driver who sacrifices their own life to allow the public to go to a store and buy what they need an get them to understand that being in them trucks like we are is like being in a jail cell because of the size of the cabs we should not have to pay to get extra room

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