Truck Driver of the Year gives back to community

Nathan Draper of Preeceville received the Truck Driver of the Year award from Weyerhaeuser as a result of his positive trucking performance.

SaskToday Jul 19, 2021 2:15 PM

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1 / 1 Nathan Draper of Preeceville presented the Preeceville Arena with a cash donation of $1,000 on July 7. The donation was made possible through Weyerhaeuser for his Truck Driver of the Year Award. Draper was given $3,500 to donate to charitable organizations of his choice. The rest of the $2,500 was donated to the Preeceville Volunteer Fire Department. Photographed from left, were: Draper and Andrea Tonn, Town of Preeceville Recreation Director.

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Nathan Draper of Preeceville received the Truck Driver of the Year award from Weyerhaeuser as a result of his positive trucking performance. The letter that he received from the company stated that he had been selected as a co-recipient for the award.

The criteria for the award was based on the percentage of overweight load violations, speeding infractions, daily hours of service, safe load audits, truck inspection results and compliance.

Draper received a certificate and was allowed to select local organizations to receive the donations.

The Preeceville Fire Department received $2,500 and the Preeceville Arena received $1,000, in total $3,500 was donated through Draper's driver performance record and Truck Driver of the Year Award.

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