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1.7

CEO Approval

Kevin P. Knight

Chairman and CEO

1 out of 3 Knight Transportation Reviews

April 29, 2009
“ Working For Free ”
Truck Driver
I felt we had to drive unsafe equipment. After orientation, you are assigned a truck , you do the initial inspection and find various unsafe conditions, bring it to management , and are informed every
March 10, 2009
“ Office life: Great people, bad company. ”
Anonymous
October 03, 2008
“ CHEAPSKATES!!! ”
Manager in San Antonio, TX

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