Thanks To All who Drive Us!
We cannot express enough the gratitude we have for our amazing clients, professional drivers, logistics partners and hardworking office employees for the contributions all of you made in helping make 2025 a successful year for LHT! Throughout the year we endure many good times and some challenges as well, but it is the strength of our community of people that surround us that help us succeed overall. In 2026 we are as committed as ever to demonstrate why trust, reliability and professionalism are descriptors of what Long Haul Trucking stands for! With 2026 officially here, we are eager to go back to work with you all and make this year even better!
King of the Road!
Please join us in congratulating our 2025 King of The Road, Kurt. J! 2025 is the first team Kurt has earned the prestigious title of King of the Road and continues to impress us all with his level of success as a driver here at Long Haul Trucking! Equally impressive to Kurt’s driving capabilities are the characteristics he embodies as a true professional. He is safe, timely, courteous and a wonderful human being to work with! Kurt truly helps set the standard of what a professional driver should look and act like, we could not be more grateful to have him as a member of our team! Congratulations, Kurt, on earning the title of King of the Road for 2025, thank you for all you do!
Don’t Forget Your Chains!
As temperatures drop outside it reminds us that winter is well on the way, and that it’s important for us to ensure our rigs are equipped with the proper equipment to stay safe and legal while traveling in the western states. Colorado chain law is already in effect, and there are more states on the horizon. We value each of our teammates immensely and always want to ensure that we’ve taken the correct steps in staying safe and running strong all year long!
Winter Driving Tips
• Make sure you are carrying the appropriate food supplies, hydration supplies and clothing for winter driving and unforeseen weather delays.
• Please remember to add anti-gel into your fuel tanks when traveling into a region with colder temperatures.
• Any time you are coming out of the south, once north of I-80, you need to purchase fuel, as it is treated for colder temps.
• If you are home, or on your 34 hour reset and temps are below freezing, make sure your APU is operating. Do not let it sit idle for more then 16 hours without being ran.
• Carry extra fuel filters.
• If you are running west, make sure you are equipped with chains or cables if needed for icy or snowy terrain, especially when driving through elevation.
• Call dispatch immediately if you do not feel safe, no load is worth one of our drivers safety.