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| 2009 Holiday Schedule | ||||
| Change in Operations for New Mexico | ||||
| DATS Named 2008 Quality Carrier of the Year by Sally Beauty Supply | ||||
| New Facility Opened in North Salt Lake, Utah | ||||
| DATS Named 2007 Carrier of the Year by Sally Beauty Company | ||||
| DATS Participates in UDOT's "Drive Truck Smart" Campaign | ||||
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North Salt Lake Office Opened
After several months of extensive renovation our newest facility is now open for business. The new facility is located on 20 acres in North Salt Lake, Utah. Some highlights of this location include a 77 door dock, 5,400 sq. ft. of office space and a full-service, 6,000 sq. ft. shop complete with a full length lube pit . The large size of this new facility allowed us to combine both our dedicated retail distribution services and our LTL freight operations in the same building. Thank you to our loyal customers, employees, vendors and contractors that made this new facility possible. New Location Details: |
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Sally Beauty Company Names DATS Quality Carrier of the Year
for 2007 For the second year in a row DATS Trucking, Inc. was named the Quality Carrier of the year for Sally Beauty Company. This award represents a successful partnership that has only been realized through the relationship of both DATS and Sally Beauty employees. DATS has enjoyed this relationship for the past few years and we look forward to many more years of future successes.
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DATS Participates in UDOT's "Drive Truck Smart" Campaign Click this photo for additional photos of this event. The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) Motor Carrier Services Division continued its educational campaign today encouraging teen beginning drivers to “Drive Truck Smart” with a hands-on demonstration at Copper Hills High School in West Jordan, UT. DATS is participating in this campaign by applying vinyl wraps to several trailers and providing equipment and employees to staff events around the state. At this event, drivers’ education students were able to sit inside the cab of a semi truck surrounded by cars they couldn’t see for the “blind spots.” Demonstrations were also held related to stopping distances. This gave them an up-close look at how commercial motor vehicles behave differently than passenger vehicles. “As part of our Commercial Vehicle
Safety Plan we saw the need to help educate young drivers on ways to drive safely and courteously around commercial motor
vehicles,” said Rick Clasby, Motor Carrier Services division director. Watch for news about additional events around the state. |
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