Alcoa
Sponsors Ol’ Blue,®
USA for 12th Year
CLEVELAND,
OHIO –
Highway safety advocate
Ol’ Blue, ®
USA signed up Alcoa Wheel
and Forged Products as
sponsor of its 2004 Safety
Tour. This is Alcoa’s
12th consecutive year
as Ol’ Blue sponsor.
Ol’
Blue,® USA is a nonprofit
public charity committed
to educating the public
on highway safety and
fostering relations between
law enforcement officials,
commercial drivers and
the driving public.
“
We applaud Ol’ Blue’s
dedication to promoting
highway safety. We’re
pleased to support an
organization that reinforces
our own efforts to encourage
proper and safe use of
our products,” says
Mark Holtz, Alcoa Marketing
Manager, Commercial Vehicle
Wheels.
Founder
RJ Taylor says Alcoa is
the only wheel brand his
1951 Kenworth has ever
run. The truck pulls a
53-foot “rolling
billboard” trailer
– also on Alcoa
wheels - that showcases
sponsor logos. The rig
is the stage for the Ol’
Blue team’s mock
truck inspections and
other safety talks at
tradeshows, truck stops,
schools and other community
events. Learn more about
the Safety Tour 2004 at
www.SafetyTour.org
For more information on
Alcoa Forged and Wheel
Products, call 1-800-242-9898
or visit www.alcoawheels.com.
For more on Ol’
Blue, visit www.olblueusa.org.
Alcoa
Wheel and Forged Products
makes one-piece forged
aluminum wheels and accessories
for heavy-duty trucks
and trailers, medium duty
trucks, buses, motorhomes,
recreational vehicles,
sport utility vehicles
and pickups. Alcoa Wheel
and Forged Products is
an Alcoa Inc. business
unit headquartered in
Cleveland Ohio with 2000
employees in ten locations
in five countries worldwide
serves commercial vehicle,
automotive and aerospace
markets with forged aluminum,
titanium and nickel-based
alloy parts.
Alcoa
Inc. is the leading producer
of primary aluminum, fabricated
aluminum and alumina.
It is active in all major
segments of the industry,
including mining, refining,
smelting, fabricating
and recycling. Alcoa has
127,000 employees and
more than 350 operating
locations in 39 countries.
Revenues for 2002 were
$20.3 billion.