Now in its 11th year, the annual program recognizes veterans who have demonstrated leadership, professionalism, and a commitment to safety after entering the trucking industry.

Meet the 2026 Elite 11

The 2026 semi-finalists were selected from nominations submitted by trucking carriers, CDL training schools, private fleets and individuals nationwide. This year’s group represents four branches of the U.S. Armed Forces.

The 2026 Elite 11 includes:

• Jeffrey Barber, U.S. Army, Prime Inc.
• Brandon Ward, U.S. Navy, Werner Enterprises
• Mohammad Arzola, U.S. Marine Corps, H-E-B
• Juan Rosado Lozada, U.S. Marine Corps, Roehl Transport
• Kishawn Forbes, U.S. Navy, Melton Truck Lines
• Gary W. Williams, U.S. Army, Stevens Transport
• Monica Brooks-Buck, U.S. Army, Werner Enterprises
• Jenn Wilken, U.S. Army, Prime Inc.
• Daryus Jones, U.S. Army, Anheuser-Busch
• Daniel Doss, U.S. Air Force, Melton Truck Lines
• Michael R. Bivens, U.S. Marine Corps, Stevens Transport

Several of the semi-finalists completed their CDL training through U.S. Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship programs, reflecting the continued role apprenticeship pathways play in helping veterans transition into trucking careers.

Registered Apprenticeships Continue to Grow

According to the program’s organizers, about 60% of this year’s nominations came from drivers who are currently participating in or have completed a Registered Apprenticeship program. Five members of the Elite 11 are active apprentices.

Organizers say the apprenticeship model continues to provide veterans with a structured pathway into the trucking industry while helping carriers develop skilled professional drivers.

Winner Will Receive a New Kenworth T680

The overall winner will receive a new Kenworth T680 equipped with a 76-inch sleeper and the PACCAR Powertrain, including the PACCAR MX-13 engine, TX-12 automated transmission and DX-40 tandem rear axles.

The truck also includes DigitalVision Mirrors, Bendix Fusion Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop and Auto Go, Lane Keeping Assist with Torque Assisted Steering, a factory-installed refrigerator and several driver comfort features.

What’s Next?

The semi-finalists will be recognized Sept. 22 and 23 at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum in Columbus, Ohio. They will also tour Kenworth’s manufacturing plant in Chillicothe, where the finalists will be announced.

Public voting is scheduled for Nov. 1 through Nov. 11, with the results serving as one factor considered by the selection committee.

The 2026 Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence Award winner will be announced Dec. 14 during the Veteran Ready Summit at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.

For more information about the Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence Award, visit the program’s official website.

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The Trucker Media Group and PodWheels announced they will launch a series of feature stories and podcast episodes covering the 2026 Transition Trucking: Driving For Excellence Award, following nominees throughout the competition and sharing the stories behind their transition from military service to professional trucking.

Recognizing Veterans Entering the Trucking Industry

Launched in 2015 through a partnership between Kenworth, FASTPORT and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Hiring Our Heroes program, the Transition Trucking: Driving For Excellence Award recognizes military veterans who have successfully transitioned into careers as professional truck drivers.

Each year, employers and CDL training providers nominate rookie veteran drivers who have demonstrated professionalism, safety, and dedication early in their trucking careers.

How the Competition Works

Nominations for the 2026 award opened earlier this year, with employers and credentialing institutions submitting candidates from across the country.

The selection process includes:

August: The “Elite 11” semifinalists are announced.
September: Finalists are selected during events in Columbus, Ohio.
December: One veteran receives the 2026 Driving For Excellence Award along with the keys to a new Kenworth T680.

The program has become one of the trucking industry’s best-known recognitions for military veterans beginning careers in commercial driving.

PodWheels and The Trucker Expand Coverage

Beginning in August and continuing through December, PodWheels plans to release approximately 20 to 25 podcast episodes featuring interviews with semifinalists, finalists, and industry leaders connected to the program.

Founder and executive producer Greg Thompson said the series is designed to let nominees share their own stories while encouraging other veterans to consider trucking as a post-military career. Thompson will also contribute feature articles to TheTrucker.com, expanding on many of the conversations featured in the podcast series.

Onsite Coverage Planned

PodWheels will also provide onsite coverage during September from the National Veterans Memorial and Museum in Columbus, Ohio, where the finalists will be announced, as well as activities at Kenworth’s Chillicothe, Ohio, manufacturing plant. Coverage is expected to continue through the presentation of the new Kenworth T680 to the 2026 award recipient in December.

Supporting Veteran Career Transitions

Since its launch more than a decade ago, Transition Trucking: Driving For Excellence has highlighted veterans who have successfully built careers in trucking after military service. Through expanded podcast interviews and written features, the new partnership aims to introduce more drivers and industry professionals to the award while showcasing the experiences of the veterans competing for this year’s honor.

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The coverage is scheduled to begin in August and will follow this year’s award program through the selection of the winner in December.

Transition Trucking: Driving For Excellence was launched in 2015 by Kenworth, FASTPORT, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Hiring Our Heroes program to recognize military veterans who have successfully transitioned into professional trucking careers.

Series Will Follow the 2026 Award Program

According to the press release, PodWheels plans to produce between 20 and 25 podcast episodes documenting the 2026 competition, while The Trucker will publish a series of feature articles written by PodWheels founder and executive producer Greg Thompson.

The organizations said the coverage will begin with the announcement of this year’s “Elite 11” semifinalists in early August and continue through the presentation of the award in December.

As part of the project, Thompson plans to interview each of the 11 semifinalists for PodWheels’ Destinations podcast series. Those interviews will also serve as the basis for feature stories appearing on TheTrucker.com.

Coverage Will Include Key Transition Trucking Events

The press release states that PodWheels will travel to Columbus, Ohio, in September to cover events recognizing the semifinalists at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum, along with activities at Kenworth’s manufacturing facility in Chillicothe, where this year’s finalists will be announced.

The winner of the 2026 Transition Trucking: Driving For Excellence Award will receive a new Kenworth T680 during the program’s awards presentation in December.

Program Continues to Highlight Veterans Entering Trucking

For more than a decade, the Transition Trucking program has recognized military veterans beginning careers in the trucking industry. The annual selection process starts with nominations submitted by motor carriers and CDL training providers before being narrowed to the Elite 11 semifinalists, followed by a group of finalists announced later in the year.

In the press release, representatives from PodWheels, The Trucker Media Group, and FASTPORT said the expanded coverage is intended to bring greater visibility to the award program while sharing the personal stories of veteran drivers making the transition into the trucking industry.

Podcast episodes will be distributed through PodWheels.com and major podcast platforms, while related feature stories will appear on TheTrucker.com.

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The annual program is presented by Kenworth, FASTPORT, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Hiring Our Heroes initiative. The award recognizes military veterans who have successfully moved into trucking careers following their service.

Carriers and CDL training schools can nominate up to five drivers for consideration. An expert panel of judges will select the top driver.

Who Can Be Nominated

Drivers must meet several eligibility requirements to qualify for the program. Eligible nominees must be military veterans or current or former members of the National Guard or Reserves. Drivers must also hold a valid CDL and have graduated from a PTDI-certified, NAPFTDS, or CVTA member driver training school.

In addition, nominees must have been hired as CDL drivers after January 1, 2025, by a for-hire carrier or private fleet that has pledged to hire veterans.

What’s Included in the Grand Prize

The winning driver will receive a Kenworth T680 equipped with a 76-inch sleeper and the PACCAR Powertrain, which includes a PACCAR MX-13 engine, PACCAR TX-12 automated transmission, and PACCAR DX-40 tandem rear axles.

According to Kenworth, the truck also features a Diamond VIT interior in slate gray with madrona accents, heated and cooled GT703 leather seats for both the driver and passenger, a factory-installed refrigerator, a rotating work table, and space for a microwave and television.

The truck is also equipped with several driver-assistance technologies, including Kenworth Digital Mirrors, Bendix Fusion Adaptive Cruise Control, Stop and Go, and Lane Keeping Assist with Torque-Assisted Steering.

This marks the 11th consecutive year that Kenworth has supplied the grand prize vehicle for the program.

Key Dates for the 2026 Award Program

Award semi-finalists will be announced on August 5. Finalists will travel to Columbus, Ohio, where they will tour the National Veterans Memorial and Museum and attend a reception before visiting the Kenworth manufacturing plant in Chillicothe.

Public voting is scheduled to take place from November 1 through November 11. The winner will be announced in mid-December and will drive home in the Kenworth T680.

Full criteria and online nomination forms are available here.

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Last Updated: June 24, 2026

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Online voting is officially open for the Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence Award, recognizing military veterans who have made an outstanding transition into professional trucking.

Voting began November 1 and runs through Veterans Day, November 11, giving the public the chance to help decide which veteran driver will take home this year’s top honor.

The award is a joint effort from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Hiring Our Heroes program, Kenworth Truck Company, and Fastport. It celebrates service members who have successfully shifted from military life to careers in commercial trucking.

You can cast your vote now at TransitionTrucking.org/vote.

Meet the 2025 Transition Trucking Finalists

Charles Jones Jr., U.S. Army (E-7), Roehl Transport

Charles Jones Jr. is a 20-year U.S. Army veteran who served as an unmanned aircraft systems operator, instructor, standards operator, and platoon sergeant, completing three combat deployments to Iraq and two rotations to South Korea.
A husband to Katrina and father to Alvin and Monica, Jones graduated from the Georgia Driving Academy in December 2024 and began his professional driving career with Roehl Transport in early 2025.

Macy Mattice, U.S. Army (E-4), Melton Truck Lines

Macy Mattice served from 2010 to 2018 as an 88M motor transport operator specializing in heavy equipment transportation.
Originally from Winter Springs, Florida, she now drives flatbed for Melton Truck Lines and lives near Jacksonville with her son, Rusty.

Mark Scriven, U.S. Army (E-6), Stevens Transport

A former staff sergeant and Patriot missile operator/maintainer, Mark Scriven spent nine years in the U.S. Army, earning multiple Army achievement medals and recognition as a combat lifesaver.
Today, he works as a driver and trainer with Stevens Transport, using his leadership experience to mentor new drivers. The father of three also welcomed a daughter in August.

Honoring Service and Skill Behind the Wheel

Each year, Transition Trucking highlights the top rookie military veterans who have made their mark in trucking. The finalists are selected through a nomination and review process, followed by a public vote that helps determine the winner.

The winner will be announced on December 12 during a ceremony at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C.

The grand prize is a new Kenworth T680 equipped with a 76-inch sleeper and the PACCAR Powertrain, featuring a 455-horsepower MX-13 engine, TX-12 automated transmission, and DX-40 tandem rear axles. The runner-up will receive $10,000, and the second runner-up will take home $5,000.

This program continues to spotlight the impact veterans make in the trucking industry, bringing discipline, dedication, and leadership from the military to America’s highways.

To learn more or vote before November 11, visit TransitionTrucking.org.

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Celebrating Veteran Drivers

Organized by Kenworth, FASTPORT, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Hiring Our Heroes initiative, this program aims to highlight America’s top rookie military veteran driver. For 10 years, Kenworth has supported the program by offering an impressive grand prize. This year, the winner will take home a Kenworth T680, complete with a 76-inch sleeper and the PACCAR Powertrain, featuring the PACCAR MX-13 engine, PACCAR TX-12 automated transmission, and PACCAR DX-40 tandem rear axles.

Eligibility Requirements

To qualify for this prestigious award, nominees must meet the following criteria:

• Be a legal resident of the continental U.S. and a military veteran or current/former member of the National Guard or Reserves.
• Graduated from a PTDI-certified, NAPFTDS, or CVTA member driver training school with a valid CDL.
• Have been hired as a CDL driver by any for-hire carrier or private fleet committed to hiring veterans after January 1, 2024.

Key Dates

• Semi-Finalists Announcement: August 4
• Finalists’ Experience: Finalists will visit Columbus, Ohio, where they will tour the National Veterans Memorial and Museum, attend a reception, and visit the Kenworth Chillicothe manufacturing plant.
• Public Voting: November 1 to 11
• Winner Announcement: December 12 at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C.

The winner of this nationwide search will drive home in a fully equipped Kenworth T680.

To learn more about the full nomination criteria and access the nomination forms, visit the Transition Trucking Driving for Excellence website. Additional details are also available on the websites of FASTPORT and Hiring Our Heroes. Now is the perfect opportunity to honor a veteran trucker who exemplifies excellence!

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The Transition Trucking award, made possible through a collaboration between Fastport, Kenworth, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Hiring Our Heroes initiative, honors military veterans who have taken the important step of transitioning into careers within the trucking industry.

Brad Bentley, Fastport president, highlighted the significance of the program, stating, “The transportation industry not only embraces a veteran-ready ethos but actively integrates the invaluable skills and experiences our service members bring. We are thrilled to return to the Mid-America Trucking Show with this year’s Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence grand prize – the Kenworth T680, a symbol of innovation and opportunity. Participating in the largest gathering of heavy-duty trucking professionals offers an unparalleled platform to honor our veterans and inspire new talent from the military community to join our ranks.”

Nominations Are Now Open

Nominations for this year’s Transition Trucking award are officially open. The deadline for submitting applications is set for June 20, providing nominators with several months to recognize exceptional veteran drivers who embody excellence in the industry.

Kyle Kimball, Kenworth’s director of marketing, expressed Kenworth’s dedication, saying, “Kenworth is honored to participate in this life-changing initiative for the tenth consecutive year, and we look forward to awarding our flagship T680 to a deserving military veteran at the end of this year.”

More Than Just the Grand Prize

While the spotlight shines on the T680 grand prize, finalists for the award will also receive significant rewards. Last year, the second-place finisher received $10,000, and the two other finalists each received $5,000.

Public Voting and Award Announcement

The public can play a role in November by voting for their favorite finalist. Afterward, a panel of judges will evaluate the candidates according to the official Transition Trucking award guidelines. The grand-prize winner will be revealed on December 12 at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C.

Honoring Veterans in Transportation

“The transportation industry is a natural fit for veterans looking to continue a purpose-driven career that leverages the critical skill sets, specialized training, and leadership gained during military service – all highly coveted attributes that make them a strategic asset,” said Eric Eversole, vice president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and president of Hiring Our Heroes. “Hiring Our Heroes is proud to partner with Fastport and Kenworth for the tenth year to help service members successfully transition into the commercial trucking industry.”

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Nominations close on June 20, and a series of key dates follows. On August 4, semi-finalists will be announced, and later in the year, finalists will have the opportunity to visit Columbus, Ohio. This special event includes a tour of the National Veterans Memorial and Museum, a reception, and a visit to Kenworth’s Chillicothe manufacturing facility, where finalists will also be revealed. Public voting for finalists is scheduled from November 1 to 11, with the grand announcement of the winner taking place at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on December 12.

A Grand Prize Worth Driving For

For the tenth consecutive year, Kenworth is providing an impressive grand prize. This year’s winner will drive away with a Kenworth T680 equipped with a spacious 76-inch sleeper and the PACCAR Powertrain, which features the PACCAR MX-13 engine, PACCAR TX-12 automated transmission, and PACCAR DX-40 tandem rear axles. The T680 will make its appearance at the Mid-America Trucking Show, showcased at the FASTPORT booth (#39001) at the Kentucky Expo Center in Louisville.

Why Veterans Are a Perfect Fit for Trucking

“The transportation industry is a natural fit for veterans looking to continue a purpose-driven career that leverages the critical skill sets, specialized training, and leadership gained during military service – all highly coveted attributes that make them a strategic asset,” remarked Eric Eversole, vice president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and president of Hiring Our Heroes. He emphasized the pride Hiring Our Heroes takes in partnering with FASTPORT and Kenworth for a decade to support veterans transitioning into commercial trucking.

Criteria and Eligibility for Nominees

An expert panel of judges will select the top rookie driver. Nominees must meet the following qualifications:

• Be a legal resident of the continental United States and either a military veteran or a current or former member of the National Guard or Reserves.

• Have graduated from a PTDI-certified, NAPFTDS, or CVTA member driver training school with a valid CDL.

• Hold employment with a for-hire carrier or private fleet committed to hiring veterans and have been employed as a CDL driver after January 1, 2024.

Full eligibility details and the nomination form are available on the Transition Trucking website.

Join an Initiative That Makes an Impact

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Meet the 2024 Finalists:

Douglas Couch – Former U.S. Navy (E-5), now with Roehl Transport, Inc., has traveled over 150,000 miles showcasing a profound commitment to safety.

Brian Ferguson – With extensive service in the U.S. Army and National Guard (E-7), Brian brings a wealth of experience and a passion for flatbed driving to Melton Truck Lines.

Shawn Haley – Former Marine Corps (E-4), now a regional driver with Veriha Trucking LLC, has a background in security for presidential figures and two decades of successful entrepreneurship.

Billy Taylor – Retired Chief Petty Officer (E-7) of the U.S. Coast Guard, Billy has a diverse background in defense and recruitment, now driving for Werner Enterprises.

Cory Troxell – A decorated U.S. Army veteran (E-7) wounded in action, Cory has now embarked on a rewarding career with Stevens Transport.

Recent events celebrated ten semi-finalists in Ohio, with visits to the National Veterans Memorial and Museum and Kenworth’s manufacturing plant. Engaging experiences included a spot on the Road Dog Trucking Radio and an exclusive Kenworth facility tour.

The ultimate prize this year is a cutting-edge Kenworth T680 truck, fully equipped with advanced technology, while additional cash prizes are reserved for other top contenders.

“These finalists exemplify how skills developed in the military seamlessly transfer to successful careers in trucking. Their dedication and resilience continue to play a critical role in keeping America’s supply chain strong,” remarked Eric Eversole, Vice President of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and President of Hiring Our Heroes.

Fastport President, Brad Bentley, highlighted, “Our semi-finalists represent the best of what a Veteran-Ready trucking industry looks like. These individuals have successfully transitioned from military service to driving careers, and their stories inspire others to follow suit.”

The contest shines as a hopeful path for veteran drivers, with public voting open from Nov. 1 to Veterans Day, Nov. 11. On Dec. 13, during a special ceremony at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C., the winner of this esteemed award will be revealed.

remarkable achievements of America’s standout rookie veteran truck drivers.

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Since its inception in 2016, this award has been a beacon of hope for veterans transitioning into transportation careers, showcasing semi-finalists from various military branches including the National Guard and Reserve. The following veterans have emerged as this year’s semi-finalists:

• Jadarion Blakemore, U.S. Army (E-5) – CRST – The Transportation Solution Inc. (Trained by Troops Into Transportation)

• Quantae Dozier, U.S. Army (E-4) – Epes Transport System, LLC (Trained by Troops Into Transportation)

• Richard Flirt III, U.S. Navy (E-4) – Legacy Express (Trained by Fox Valley Technical College)

• Brian Ferguson, U.S. Army and U.S. Army National Guard (E-7) – Melton Truck Lines (Trained by Troops Into Transportation)

• Justin Sisler, U.S. Marine Corps (E-2) – Prime Inc. (Trained by Roadmaster Drivers School)

• Douglas Couch, U.S. Navy (E-5) – Roehl Transport, Inc.

• Mark Joseph, U.S. Navy and U.S. Army National Guard (O-3) – Stevens Transport (Trained by Troops Into Transportation)

• Cory Troxwell, U.S. Army (E-7) – Stevens Transport (Trained by Phoenix Truck Driving Institute)

• Shawn Haley, U.S. Marine Corps (E-4) – Veriha Trucking LLC (Truck Driver Institute)

• William Taylor, U.S. Coast Guard (E-7) – Werner Enterprises (Trained by Roadmaster Drivers School)

The grand prize is a state-of-the-art Kenworth T680 truck featuring a 76-inch sleeper, equipped with the PACCAR Powertrain which includes the PACCAR MX-13 engine rated at 455 horsepower, the PACCAR TX-12 automated transmission, and PACCAR DX-40 tandem rear axles. This exceptional truck model showcases a Diamond VIT interior in slate gray with madrona accents, along with fully heated and cooled GT703 leather seats, microwave and TV space, a factory-installed fridge, a rotating worktable, and advanced driver assistance systems such as Kenworth’s Digital Mirrors, Bendix Fusion Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Stop and Auto Go, and Lane Keeping Assist with Torque Assisted Steering.

“The Transition Trucking award campaign highlights the impact veterans are making in the transportation industry and introduce a new generation of veterans to the real economic opportunity a career in trucking can represent,” affirmed Eric Eversole, president of Hiring Our Heroes and vice president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

This ninth annual award program includes a ceremony for semi-finalists at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum in Columbus, Ohio, set for September 25th. Attendees will tour the Kenworth Chillicothe manufacturing facility the following day, where finalists will also be announced.

“We are immensely proud to recognize this diverse group in the program’s history, including a large number of drivers in Registered Apprenticeship Programs,” indicated Brad Bentley, president of FASTPORT, Inc. “These remarkable drivers assure us that the future of this industry is in excellent hands, and we look forward to saluting the heroes who navigate the highways of opportunity that trucking offers.”

Finalists and the ultimate award winner will partake in a special week of veteran-focused events scheduled for December 11-14. This week will feature the Veteran-Ready Summit, the Transition Trucking Award announcement on December 13th, the ESGR Statement of Support Signing Ceremony, and participation in Wreaths Across America on December 14th.

Public voting for the award will be open online from November 1st through Veteran’s Day, serving as a crucial component in the award’s Selection Committee deliberation for the upcoming Transition Trucking award recipient.

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