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Pilot Flying J Proclaims September as Driver Appreciation Month

In honor of Driver Appreciation Week, September 15-21, Pilot Flying J will celebrate Driver Appreciation Month throughout September, offering double MyRewards points and giveaways for its professional driver customers.

by Staff
September 4, 2013
2 min to read


In honor of Driver Appreciation Week, September 15-21, Pilot Flying J will celebrate Driver Appreciation Month throughout September, offering double MyRewards points and giveaways for its professional driver customers.

“Professional drivers are the foundation of our country, and it has always been our highest priority to help make their life and job run smoothly while on the road,” said Pilot Flying J CEO, Jimmy Haslam. “We recognize that long hours, tough driving conditions and days away from family are just some of the challenges professional drivers face each day. In honor of Driver Appreciation Month, we are pleased to offer double points for all our professional driver loyalty members.”

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In addition to double MyRewards points throughout the month of September, Pilot Flying J is also celebrating professional drivers with a number of giveaways during the official National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, Sept. 15-21.

With more than 650 locations from coast to coast, Pilot Flying J is the largest travel center operator in the nation and one of the largest restaurant franchisees in the country. Serving over 490,000 professional drivers each month, Pilot Flying J recognizes the hard work and dedication required of the drivers who keep this country moving.

“While we are designating September to extend our appreciation to professional drivers, it is our ultimate goal to provide them with the best products and services every day of the year,” said Haslam.

To learn more about Pilot Flying J’s Driver Appreciation Month visit pilotflyingj.com.

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