Jackie Berres

Jackie is a driver manager on the specialized side and works on wind projects. She works together with customer service representatives, permit coordinators and support departments to provide the best driver experience. She loves working as a team to ensure her drivers are safe, successful and happy. Drivers aren’t a number to Jackie. They’re very important people to her and she loves getting to know them, as well as working together to work through issues and helping them maximize productivity so they can make money to go home to their families. She started with ATS in July 2018. Prior to that, she worked in sales, where she focused on building long and lasting relationships.

By: Jackie Berres
December 29th, 2023

Let’s be honest with ourselves: The world is tough right now. We’re living through unprecedented times. It seems like everyone is fighting, the news is horrifying, natural disasters are increasing and the cost of everything is higher than it was just a year or two ago.

By: Jackie Berres
June 14th, 2023

Travel agent. Therapist. Punching bag. IT expert. Problem solver. As a driver manager, sometimes we’re all five at once. More than anything, it’s the job of a driver manager to support drivers on the road. Drivers and driver managers act as a team to excel together. It’s hard to succeed on your own without one or the other.

By: Jackie Berres
March 22nd, 2023

You can’t really keep on truckin’ if your truck is broken down now, can you? Breakdowns suck — we get it. Does it suck a little more when your truck breaks down versus when my car breaks down? Maybe. While we both might have to pay for repairs (depending on whether you’re an independent contractor or a company driver), I’m not the one who will lose money because I can’t do my job.

By: Jackie Berres
February 15th, 2023

Give it to me straight — have you ever walked into driver orientation class and immediately known the company wasn’t right for you? These guys have.

By: Jackie Berres
December 16th, 2022

While some drivers relish winter driving, most drivers prefer to drive in anything but snow and ice. It can feel like a hazard is around every corner waiting to sneak up on you. Accidents are not only more likely, but they can also be more dangerous.