35 years and nearly 3 million miles: United Parcel Service driver spent a career packaging relationships with customers - Jamestown Sun
Retiring United Parcel Service driver Frank Slag said that a few years ago, he would see nine or 10 vehicles along Highway 22 from Killdeer to his home in Dickinson in the evening after his shift.
Today, Slag said it is routine now to pass “hundreds and hundreds” of vehicles.
Slag, a Hebron native and graduate of Dickinson State College, went to work for UPS after college and drove truck for the delivery service company for the next 35-plus years, logging nearly 3 million miles, he said.
Retiring United Parcel Service driver Frank Slag said that a few years ago, he would see nine or 10 vehicles along Highway 22 from Killdeer to his home in Dickinson in the evening after his shift.
Today, Slag said it is routine now to pass “hundreds and hundreds” of vehicles.
Slag, a Hebron native and graduate of Dickinson State College, went to work for UPS after college and drove truck for the delivery service company for the next 35-plus years, logging nearly 3 million miles, he said.
