Honored August 4, 2016
Location: Valley Freightliner277 Stewart Rd. SWPacific, WA 98047
(August 4, 2016) — Last week, we honored the Seattle-Tacoma area as our latest Freightliner Trucks Hardest Working City. With close to four million citizens and projects such as the $470 million Seattle-Tacoma International Airport renovation, WSDOT's I-5 overhaul, and Port of Seattle's expanded international arrivals facility, this area is seriously fueling hard work in North America.
We began our celebration with surprise visits to three worksites in the area, and then headed to Valley Freightliner to host the Seattle-Tacoma Hardest Working Cities award presentation with State Senator Pam Roach.
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Hard workers in Seattle-Tacoma don't get lost in the nuts and bolts, they just make things happen.
The Seattle-Tacoma Hardest Working Cities award
Thanking workers in the Seattle-Tacoma area
Hard workers need hard-working trucks.
The Seattle-Tacoma Hardest Working Cities Award
Presenting the Hardest Working Cities Award at Valley Freightliner
Presenting the Hardest Working Cities award at Valley Freightliner
Unveiling the Hardest Working Cities award at Valley Freightliner
Celebrity appearances at the Seattle-Tacoma Hardest Working Cities award presentation
Hardest Working Cities award presentation
Team Hendrick's Kasey Kahne gives a shout out to the hard workers in the Seattle-Tacoma area.
We're not the only ones honoring Seattle-Tacoma.
Freightliner knows it takes more than trucks to build a city.
Meet the people living in Freightliner Trucks Hardest Working Cities.
Check back to see which city we will honor next!
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