MotorWeek Clean Cities: Louisville, Kentucky
See M&M Cartage featured on MotorWeek’s Clean Cities Success Stories.
How To Get Rid of Old Gadgets (the Right Way)
This is the time of year when many of us buy or receive new electronic devices. What do you do with your unwanted devices? Ideally, you can give it to a friend, offer it out on Freecycle, or sell it on eBay. If the device is at the end of its life, consider disposing Read More
M&M Cartage Named as one of HDT’s Top 50 Green Fleets
M&M Cartage was named as one of Heavy Duty Trucking’s Top 50 Green Fleets at the Green Fleet Conference in Schaumburg, IL.
M&M Cartage Receives Regional Award at the Southeast Alternative Fuels Conference
M&M Cartage was presented with a Regional Award at the inaugural Southeast Alternative Fuels Conference & Expo held in Raleigh, North Carolina on October 22-24, 2014.
Don Hayden to sit on the “Heavy Weight Champs” panel at the Southeast Alternative Fuels Conference
On Thursday, October 23, Don Hayden, CEO of M&M Cartage, will be a member of the “Heavy Weight Champs: All about Trucks and Buses” panel at the Southeast Alternative Fuels Conference & Expo in Raleigh, NC.
M&M Cartage featured in Freightliner Video
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M&M Cartage noted in the Sustain Louisville 2013 Progress Report
M&M Cartage was noted in the Sustain Louisville 2013 Progress Report (see page 16) as part of the Louisville Metro Government’s initiative to explore opportunities to convert the city’s heavy-duty fleet vehicles to compressed natural gas (CNG).
ANN INC.’s Distribution Center in Louisville Receives Gold Zero Waste Certification
ANN INC., the parent Company of Ann Taylor and LOFT, announced that its distribution center in Louisville, Kentucky has achieved the Gold Zero Waste Certification by the U.S. Zero Waste Business Council (USZWBC).
M&M Cartage selected as a finalist for the Commercial Carrier Journal’s Innovator of the Year award
In 1972, Don Hayden began working at M&M Cartage under his father’s tutelage. Hayden always enjoyed working for his dad and being around trucks. Diesel must have been in his blood, he says. In the late 1990s, Hayden was the one making the decisions and on his way to becoming chief executive officer of the Read More
