WHILE THE ECONOMY IS RECOVERING, IT’S NOT RECOVERING FAST ENOUGH FOR MANY AMERICANS. CASUALTIES OF THE RECESSION REMAIN UNEMPLOYED, DEAD-END JOBS LEAVE EXPERIENCED WORKERS DISENCHANTED, YOUNG GRADUATES LANGUISH IN THE CHILDHOOD BEDROOMS, AND DESK-BOUND ADVENTURERS MAY LONG TO EXPLORE THIS GREAT NATION, BUT LACK THE TIME AND RESOURCES TO DO SO. REGARDLESS OF YOUR SITUATION, BECOMING A TRUCK DRIVER MAY BE THE PERFECT WAY TO EARN A STEADY PAYCHECK AND EXPERIENCE THE GLORIES THAT THIS MARVELOUS COUNTRY HAS TO OFFER. FROM COAST TO COAST AND EVERYWHERE IN BETWEEN, PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVERS CAN SEE IT ALL FROM THEIR COMFORTABLE, ELEVATED CAB.

1. Many truckers enjoy terrific 401k retirement
options; medical, dental, vision, and life
insurance; fitness memberships; paid vaca-
tion; as well as bonuses and safe raider poli-
cies. And while it’s true, truck drivers spend a
lot of time on the road, the best transporta-
tion companies offer a great balance of pay,
personal time, and exceptional equipment
so you can enjoy a happy and healthy career
on the road and at home.
EXCELLENT
BENEFITS2
Regardless of the economy, people need
stuff, and semi-trucks get commodities,
essential goods, and luxury items where they
need to be. Fortunately, the economy is
improving and the need for truck drivers is
greater than ever. Rhe bls estimates that the
industry will continue its upward trajectory
over the coming years. Not only that, but
with a national shortage of certified drivers,
demand is outpacing supply. In other words:
if you have a cdl, you have a job.
JOB
SECURITY3
If you’re the type who learns best by doing,
then earning your trucker’s license is the the
right road for you. In just three weeks, ten-
nessee drivers in the Nashville and Murfrees-
boro area can earn a commercial driver’s
license from training schools like the truck
driver institute. You can look forward to a
dynamic mixture of classroom and
behind-the-wheel training. You’ll have a full
understanding of the technical and opera-
tional aspects of driving an 18-wheeler semi
truck so that you can graduate with confi-
dence and easily earn your tennessee class a
cdl licence.
HANDS-ON
TRAINING4
A truck driving job puts you behind the
wheel. Never again will you be stuck in a gray
pre-fab cubicle, listening to your neighbor’s
over-loud conversations or behind a
bug-prone cash register, listening to muzak.
Commercial truck drivers enjoy the freedom
of the road and miles of scenic highways.
best of all, the radio is all yours.
NO CUBICLES, NO
CASH REGISTERS:
THE WORLD IS
YOUR OFFICE
5
If you’re tired of bosses who micromanage,
demanding customers, and co-workers who
just don’t cut it, then living your day behind
the wheel is the way to go. Rely on your
truck driving skills, Trust your instincts and
get the job done on your terms.
RESPONSIBILITY &
INDEPENDENCE6
The cab may be your castle and you may the
king (or queen) of the road, but you certainly
aren’t in it alone. One of the wonderful ben-
efits of being a trucker is the community and
bond that you’ll build with your fellow pro-
fessional truck drivers. for those who share
membership in elite groups like the military,
the special connection you have with other
drivers is indescribable.
CAMARADERIE
& NEW FRIENDS7
The job of a truck driver is vital to our coun-
try, our economy, and our citizens. Truckers
get it done. according to the United States
department of transportation, the trucking
industry moved over 9.2 billion tons of
goods and generated 1.4 trillion ton-miles.
KEEP AMERICA
STRONG8
If you hail from tennessee, but the warm
ocean breezes are calling, truck driving gives
you the opportunity see a sunset over Lake
Michigan, inhale New Jersey’s saltwater
breezes, feel the rains of seattle, and hear
the roar of New York city. From sea to shin-
ing sea, you’ll experience the country in all of
its grandeur. If you have the urge to roam,
but lack the time and budget to scratch it,
join the trucking industry.
SIGHTS AND
SOUNDS9
Even the most gifted storytellers need good
yarns. and yours will be stories of the road, of
america, of people and places. Tales of time,
nights on the road, and tight spots success-
fully navigated.
STORIES
TO TELL10
REASONS TO BECOME A
M&W Logistics
PRESENTS
Tired of inconsistent hourly paychecks? look
no further than a rewarding career as a truck
driver. According to the U.S. Department of
Labor, the median salary for class 1 cdl driv-
ers is more than $40,000 per year. Experi-
enced drivers/owners can expect much
heftier paychecks and for those who are just
hitting the road for the first time can drive
easy knowing it’s one of the highest paying
jobs for first-year workers in any industry.
GREAT SALARY
& A RELIABLE
PAYCHECK
1

2. Many truckers enjoy terrific 401k retirement
options; medical, dental, vision, and life
insurance; fitness memberships; paid vaca-
tion; as well as bonuses and safe raider poli-
cies. And while it’s true, truck drivers spend a
lot of time on the road, the best transporta-
tion companies offer a great balance of pay,
personal time, and exceptional equipment
so you can enjoy a happy and healthy career
on the road and at home.
EXCELLENT
BENEFITS2
Regardless of the economy, people need
stuff, and semi-trucks get commodities,
essential goods, and luxury items where they
need to be. Fortunately, the economy is
improving and the need for truck drivers is
greater than ever. Rhe bls estimates that the
industry will continue its upward trajectory
over the coming years. Not only that, but
with a national shortage of certified drivers,
demand is outpacing supply. In other words:
if you have a cdl, you have a job.
JOB
SECURITY3
If you’re the type who learns best by doing,
then earning your trucker’s license is the the
right road for you. In just three weeks, ten-
nessee drivers in the Nashville and Murfrees-
boro area can earn a commercial driver’s
license from training schools like the truck
driver institute. You can look forward to a
dynamic mixture of classroom and
behind-the-wheel training. You’ll have a full
understanding of the technical and opera-
tional aspects of driving an 18-wheeler semi
truck so that you can graduate with confi-
dence and easily earn your tennessee class a
cdl licence.
HANDS-ON
TRAINING4
A truck driving job puts you behind the
wheel. Never again will you be stuck in a gray
pre-fab cubicle, listening to your neighbor’s
over-loud conversations or behind a
bug-prone cash register, listening to muzak.
Commercial truck drivers enjoy the freedom
of the road and miles of scenic highways.
best of all, the radio is all yours.
NO CUBICLES, NO
CASH REGISTERS:
THE WORLD IS
YOUR OFFICE
5
If you’re tired of bosses who micromanage,
demanding customers, and co-workers who
just don’t cut it, then living your day behind
the wheel is the way to go. Rely on your
truck driving skills, Trust your instincts and
get the job done on your terms.
RESPONSIBILITY &
INDEPENDENCE6
The cab may be your castle and you may the
king (or queen) of the road, but you certainly
aren’t in it alone. One of the wonderful ben-
efits of being a trucker is the community and
bond that you’ll build with your fellow pro-
fessional truck drivers. for those who share
membership in elite groups like the military,
the special connection you have with other
drivers is indescribable.
CAMARADERIE
& NEW FRIENDS7
The job of a truck driver is vital to our coun-
try, our economy, and our citizens. Truckers
get it done. according to the United States
department of transportation, the trucking
industry moved over 9.2 billion tons of
goods and generated 1.4 trillion ton-miles.
KEEP AMERICA
STRONG8
If you hail from tennessee, but the warm
ocean breezes are calling, truck driving gives
you the opportunity see a sunset over Lake
Michigan, inhale New Jersey’s saltwater
breezes, feel the rains of seattle, and hear
the roar of New York city. From sea to shin-
ing sea, you’ll experience the country in all of
its grandeur. If you have the urge to roam,
but lack the time and budget to scratch it,
join the trucking industry.
SIGHTS AND
SOUNDS9
Even the most gifted storytellers need good
yarns. and yours will be stories of the road, of
america, of people and places. Tales of time,
nights on the road, and tight spots success-
fully navigated.
STORIES
TO TELL10
REASONS TO BECOME A
M&W Logistics
PRESENTS
Tired of inconsistent hourly paychecks? look
no further than a rewarding career as a truck
driver. According to the U.S. Department of
Labor, the median salary for class 1 cdl driv-
ers is more than $40,000 per year. Experi-
enced drivers/owners can expect much
heftier paychecks and for those who are just
hitting the road for the first time can drive
easy knowing it’s one of the highest paying
jobs for first-year workers in any industry.
GREAT SALARY
& A RELIABLE
PAYCHECK
1