WHAT IS THE WORLD'S LARGEST TRUCK CONVOY®?
The Truck Convoy® is a celebration of the trucking industry and its support of Special
Olympics. It is a unique one-day celebration in which law enforcement makes special
dispensation and escorts a convoy of trucks up to 30 miles through their respective
town across the U.S and Canada.

Truckers will start and end with the Special Olympics community - athletes, families,
friends, colleagues, law enforcement officers, and the organizations, companies and
agencies that make up the trucking industry will join in with a celebration - a barbecue,
entertainment and raffle will be held to recognize participating truckers and the support
of the trucking industry. Whatever form the celebration takes, the message is the same:
"Thank you for your support of Special Olympics athletes and for keeping our
communities moving!"

Inspired by the powerful impact Special Olympics had on his life through his participation in
the Law Enforcement Torch Run®, combined with his family's involvement with the trucking
industry, Norm Schneiderhan, a Corporal with the Orange County Sheriff's Department,
created the Truck Convoy, a one-day celebration of the trucking industry to help raise
awareness and funds for Special Olympics.

EVENTS WILL TAKE PLACE IN 32 STATES AND 2 PROVINCES IN CANADA.
No matter where you find yourself on September 18, 2010, a Special Olympics
Truck Convoy will be close by.
Check out the web site www.worldslargesttruckconvoy.com for locations in other states.

TYPES OF VEHICLES REQUIRED
Semi-trucks, truck/trailer combinations, large trucks low-boys, dump trucks, flat beds,
buses, large tow trucks, large box trucks, etc. All trucks entering the convoy must be of
lO-GVW or larger.

Please note: Trucks carrying Hazardous Materials are NOT permitted to participate in the convoy.

 

WYOMING'S WORLD'S LARGEST TRUCK CONVOY®

 

Who:

• Compassionate Wyoming Truckers

• Law Enforcement

• Special Olympics Athletes

• Families, Friends and Volunteers

When:

Saturday, September 18, 2010

9:30 a.m.           Registration

                             • Coffee, orange juice and pastries will be available in the morning

10:30 a.m.         Welcome and Inspiration

11:00 a.m.         Truck Convoy Begins

12:00 p.m.         Barbecue • Raffle • Recognition • Pictures

1:30 p.m.           Event finishes

  

Where:

Laramie County Community College (LCCC), Cheyenne

• In parking lots E & F
• Route begins at LCCC, loops through Downtown Cheyenne and ends at LCCC.

How:

Support of The Law Enforcement and Trucking Communities.

  

Why:

•To support the more than 1000 athletes with intellectual disabilities that are currently served in Wyoming and to make it possible to serve additional potential athletes.

• Special Olympics Wyoming offers 16 sports; basketball, athletics, aquatics, gymnastics, power lifting, cycling, equestrian, softball, soccer, alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, snow shoeing, bowling, Unified Sports™ Golf Tournament and MATP (Motor Activities Training Program).