Murray Driver Appreciation - Paschall Truck Lines, Inc.

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October 2015 • VOL 24 • NO 9
THE REAL SUPERHEROES!
Kentucky State Police
Murray Police
Calloway County Sheriff
Thank you drivers for all you do for PTL!
Murray Driver Appreciation
Optimus Prime spent the week with us in Murray! Thank you to TAG Truck Center and
Freightliner for the honor! The truck it arrived on was fascinating also.
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El Paso Driver Appreciation
Hola from El Paso, Texas!
We had another great, successful driver appreciation week. Everything went as planned with
door prizes and caps for all drivers that came by. Drivers enjoyed the delicious food and drinks
served to them. It was nice to sit and chat with the men and women that keep PTL going. Sometimes
we take for granted how hard our drivers work. Drivers are the back bone of the trucking industry,
without you all, I would not be here writing this for the newsletter. Thank you for all you do for
us and our families.
On my last newsletter I had mentioned how hot the weather was down here. It’s a lot cooler
now, as it should be this time of year. After all was said and done, we managed to break another
record, we went over 100 days straight with 90 degrees or above....old record, 80 days. I am glad
this is over with until next year.
I want to give a shout out to all of
our drivers!! We really do appreciate all
you do, don’t ever forget it. Be safe.
That will be all for now, until next
time, hasta la vista all!
Your friends in El Paso
Albert Silva
Oscar Reyes
Tony Barcenas
GO COWBOYS!!
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Recruiting
The Recruiting Department loves Driver Appreciation Week! We loved getting to meet all of our
wonderful drivers, new and old. We appreciate our drivers each and every single day, but it’s nice
to dedicate a week just for them and get out and play some cornhole!
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August Safe Driving Awards
Congratulations! Job well done!
3,200,000 Safe Miles
William H. Hargrove
Loyd E. Reynolds
Dolline H. Banks
Devious S. Hipp
William M. Steffey
Charles P. Smith
900,000 Safe Miles
Livia Ursel Coaxum
800,000 Safe Miles
Clyde Byron Johnson Jr.
600,000 Safe Miles
Alan B. Sherman
500,000 Safe Miles
Raymond Earl Thomas
400,000 Safe Miles
Jim Lynn Fleeman
L. C. Powell Jr.
300,000 Safe Miles
Joseph Dozier
Isacc Taylor Jr.
200,000 Safe Miles
Julianna G. Fleeman
Clinton Jon Hurley
Cory Lydell Livingston
Tremell Dion Murphy
Scott David Rothamer
100,000 Safe Miles
Jon Philip Alley
Randy Lee Averett
Raymond Lee Bennett
Steven Brown Jr.
Joey F. Elston
John Thomas Estes
Brian Michael Feeley
Kristen Rochelle Fredline
Linda Meshell Gandy
Auburn Dereaux Hegger
David Ivy Honeycutt
Todd Matthew Johnson
Robert Earl Jones
Matthew Evan Langley
Robert Duane Laney
James Patrick McCoy
Jason Charles Miller
Joshua Daniel Mills
Gloria Jean Morgan
Carlos Manuel Morales Jr.
Ralph Dennis Paler
Henry R. Plumley
Damarion Tyree Posey
Michael J. Scales
Rodney Lamar Shanklin
Samuel Spencer
Rick Deron Starks
Cordel Stewart
Marzelle Trussell
Kenneth Ray Wayland
Debra D. Wilkerson
Owen Dwayne Wilkerson
Patrick Leonard Williams
Bubba Billingsley
West Memphis Ops.
Franklin Cox
You make
us smile!
Juan Castro
Tony Wallter
President and CEO
Santiago Trevino • 1,000,000 Safe Miles
with Mason Lusk of Business Improvement
and Goodyear representatives
Ritchie Spaw and Jerry McLeary
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Safe Driving Awards
Jeremy Owen
Owner Operator
Administrator
Leland Baker
200,000 Safe Miles
Bubba Billingsley
West Memphis Ops.
Bernard Mullan
400,000 Safe Miles
Wade Grossman
Customer Service
Tyler Sheridan
Fleet Manager
Scott Schmucker
300,000 Safe Miles
Clinton Hurley
200,000 Safe Miles
Neil Eastham
Fleet Manager
Ricky Canaday
100,000 Safe Miles
with Fleet Manager Matt Papineau and
VP of Operations Dennis Burkeen
Kenneth Moore
100,000 Safe Miles
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Safe Driving Awards
Joyce Barnea
Fleet Manager
Eric Hicks
FLeet Manager
David Perry
100,000 Safe Miles
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Reynaldo Carrizales
100,000 Safe Miles
Ed York
Fleet Manager
Earnest Reasons
100,000 Safe Miles
Todd Johnson
100,000 Safe Miles
Wendy Mitchell
Online Initiative
Jamie Haley
Fleet Manager
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David Mass
100,000 Safe Miles
Bubba Billingsley
West Memphis Ops.
Michael Scales
100,000 Safe Miles
Haul of Fame
AUGUST TOP FLEETS
Category
Place
Total Miles 1st
2nd
rd
3
st
Out of Route 1 2nd
3rd
Paid MPG
1st
2nd
3rd
Idle
1st
2nd
3rd
Fleet Manager Monica Glasco
CJ Ray
Meryl Williams
CJ Ray
Monica Glasco
Tyler Sheridan
Andrea Payne Monica Glasco
CJ Ray
Andrea Payne
Monica Glasco
Meryl Williams
Totals
663,746
628,242
566,121
5.40%
5.50%
6.10%
7.11%
7.00%
6.89%
9.50%
11.10%
11.40%
KIRK JASTER • 16463
AUGUST TRAINER OF THE MONTH
FOR THE KIDS
Our very own Irvin Cady was recently at a Love's in
Tennessee and saw that the truck stop was hosting a
cookout for the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.
Irvin knew he was going to be there for the night, and
went to see how he could help at this cookout. Cecil from
Love's reached out to us to let us know how thankful
they were to have the help of Irvin and the success of
their cookout. At the truck stop they were able to raise
$700 to help the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals!
Suggestion boxes are located at
the north lot in Murray, West
Memphis and Indy. We want to
hear from you! You don’t have to
give us your name but if you do,
we will call you with a response
to your suggestion.
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Kirk Jaster is a fine example
of the kind of driver and
the kind of person all truck
lines are looking for. We are
lucky we found him. He has
trained approximately 40
trainees so far and they have
been trained well! Thank
you Kirk for everything
you do everyday. We don’t
know even half of it but we
appreciate it all. Kevin Fox,
Driver Assignment.
Kirk is not only a great
trainer but a good friend. I
Kirk Jaster
got lucky the day I met him.
Nicholas Scanlon
No matter what time of day,
no matter how big or how small the problem is, I know
he always is there for me. PTL is lucky to have him
training here. Nicholas Scanlon, Trainer and former
student of Kirk’s.
October 2015
Haul of Fame
KIM STACY IN 16566
RICKY SHERRARD IN 16457
RON LINDSEY IN 16450
MIKE WYGANT IN 9957
KEITH COLE IN 19647
DEQUAN ANTHONY IN 19694
MICHAEL JOHSNON IN 16555
DAVID SHINABERY IN 16448
JOHNNY SIMS IN 16684
MARK WRHEL IN 16288
JOHNNIE SIMS IN 16684
JIM SCOTT IN 64605
SAMMIE WOFFARD IN 16505
ALEXANDER TURNER IN 16563
TOMMIE CURTIS IN 19957
WILLIAM LAWSON IN 19977
JOHN EDWARDS IN 19723
STEVE ROSELLI IN 19905
KARI WENTZ IN 16270
Thank you to these drivers for providing Customer
leads. We appreciate your efforts in helping PTL find
new business...keep them coming!!! Monica Todd,
Customer Service.
ANTHONY CONDER • 19921
AUGUST COMPANY DRIVER
OF THE MONTH
Congratulations to Anthony
Conder, who has been selected
as Driver of the Month for
August! You have earned it
Anthony. He has been with PTL
since December of 2009 and has
been an asset the entire time.
Anthony is always professional
and willing to help wherever he
is needed. Thanks for all that
you do Anthony! Dale Torsak, Fleet Manager.
PETER DUHON IN 19792
Just wanted to say thanks to this driver for his patience
in waiting to get some refused freight off the trailer. Also
thanks to Ms. Lesile & others in our Safety department
for getting this accomplished. Great job team PTL!
Jamie Haley, Fleet Efficiency.
CLINTON HURLEY IN 19650
Good job on your 200,000 mile Safety award and being
a top achiever in the fuel bonus! You do a great job
training new students to operate safely and efficiently.
Neil Eastham, Fleet Efficiency.
CUSTOMER LEAD LINE
Drivers, when you see a shipper with
dropped trailers that are not ours,
contact us at 800-225-7142 Option
7 and give us the shipper’s name and
location. Don’t forget to leave your
name and truck number. If your lead
results in a new customer, when the
first load is booked you get $250!
ALLEN COX IN 16571
Our customer was very pleased with Allen’s
communication when picking up, during transit and
when unloaded. They wanted to compliment him for
a job well done. Thank you Allen for representing our
company in such a manner. We appreciate all you do!
Monica Todd, Customer Service.
CLARENCE HALL IN 1962
I’d like to give a HUGE "attaboy" to this driver. We had
a load from New Orleans to Cincinnati that was missed
the first day so it was picked up a day late, and it was
very important to make delivery on time. He made
it with time to spare!! Even though everyone wasn’t
polite to him, he was still very professional the whole
time. Thank you so much for your hard work. I wish I
could have you on all of my loads! Jodi Beene, Business
Development.
RANDELL PAULSON IN 19664
Randell did an excellent job on a hot load going to
McCook IL. He was very patient when he was told to
drop the trailer and then later when he was stopped
from leaving and told that it was a live unload. He just
smiled and asked what they wanted him to back up to.
He was very professional and waited to be unloaded.
Great job Randell! Alva Whitsett, Customer Service.
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Haul of Fame
CHARLES HALL IN 16165
This driver consistently does an awesome job with this
elogs. We have never had to phone retrain him, not
once. That is very rare. Keep up the good work! Katie
Williamson, Log Department.
SCOTT VINCENT IN 19673
I would like to brag on Mr. Vincent. When he first came
to PTL, it started off rocky. Soon after he got the hang
of things and began to excel abundantly. He got a little
over 10,000 miles for the month of August and 11,000
in July. He doesn’t mind helping out when needed and
is very dependable. Thanks for the GREAT job you do
Scott! Remah Lee, Fleet Efficiency.
PAUL FAFARD IN 62851
I would like to thank Paul for all his help getting a hot
load delivered ASAP. Paul had to give up his day and
do a reset. He delivered on time the next morning in
Spartanburg SC. Thanks for all your help Paul! Ken
Train, Fleet Efficiency.
BRANDON HINNANT AND
MITCHEL BRINSON IN 19624
I want to thank this team for doing a fantastic job
on a load delivering to Laredo TX for a high priority
customer. This load was for a brand new customer
and they did the almost impossible. They recovered
this load and delivered with time to spare. Thank you
Brandon and Mitchel. I appreciate both of you. Diane
Page, Customer Service.
DARRELL FORD IN 65245
I would like to thank Darrell for his extra efforts on the
recovery of a load. Not only was he able to recover the
load but he delivered on time in Hagerstown MD. He
also helped another driver, Thomas Gause in 65326, by
getting him some food and drink. Darrell also took the
time to be assured that Thomas was able to get to a safe
location and off the Interstate. Thank you for your help
Darrell! Ken Train, Fleet Efficiency.
BEVERLY YOUNG IN 19744
Beverly ran a hot load for a good customer to Grand
Junction CO. The customer just called to let me know
that Beverly saved them from shutting the plant down.
Way to go Beverly. Alva Whitsett, Customer Service.
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY IN 16593
Tim logs all of his work on duty correctly and never
fails a log audit! He is a great driver and a great logger!
Ashleigh Eldridge, Log Department
CHRIS HUMES IN 16317
Even though he was due home, Chris took time out and
picked up and dropped some city loads in Indianapolis
so other drivers would have freight to run over the
Labor Day weekend. Good job Chris! Neil Eastham,
Fleet Efficiency.
DANIEL PERSHING IN 65253
Daniel was flagged for home and received a load to get
there. He gave up his load so another driver could get
home for the birth of a child. Thanks Daniel! Sandra
Johnson, Fleet Efficiency.
TRAINER CLINTON HURLEY AND
TRAINEE RONALD WALKER IN 19650
These drivers did a great job recovering a very hot load
in Laredo and delivering on time the next morning
in Nashville. Way to go guys! Neil Eastham, Fleet
Efficiency.
TEAM COLE IN 19647
Keith and Achsah are always helpful and willing to
help PTL in whatever we need. Once again they were
there for us when we needed them. They had to split
up to recover a truck in Lancaster PA and get it to a
secure location for us. Thanks for always having a good
attitude, work ethic and a willingness to help! Dale
Torsak, Fleet Efficiency.
KEITH AND ACHSAH COLE IN 19647
This team helped me out by moving their truck around
and hooking and unhooking from a trailer several
times so I could set up some pictures. I really appreciate
all your help! Tara Etheridge, Business Improvement.
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Haul of Fame
CARL FLOWERS IN 16278
Many thanks to Carl for recovering a load for me on
a Sunday evening and making an on time delivery
the next morning! Your willingness to help is greatly
appreciated Carl! Lucy Ivey, Fleet Efficiency.
ORDIE CONRAD IN 16418
I want to send a special thank you to this driver for
going above and beyond to help us out. He came off his
hometime early to go pick up a load so that the pickup
and delivery would not be missed. Thank you again
for your help and dedication! Sheila Brown, Customer
Service.
NATHAN GOODMAN IN 16493
Special thanks to Nathan who recovered a load for one
of our best customers and arrived early for his delivery
appointment. This was a production load and very
time sensitive. Nathan did an awesome job of getting
it there! Thanks for your efforts! Georgie Peterson,
Customer Service.
JOHNNY HARP IN 19769
I would like to give a very big Thank You to Johnny.
He really pulled us out of a jam with relaying a load
into Akron OH for a good customer. As always Johnny,
if there is a way, you’ll get it done. Dale Torsak, Fleet
Efficiency.
GREGORY STARK IN 16159
I want to thank Gregory for maintaining his cool at
a stop off in Dallas. The consignee was unhappy with
how the shipment was loaded and wouldn’t touch it
until Greg took It off the trailer and put it on the dock.
He maintained his professionalism and did a great job
of representing PTL well. Thank you Greg for your
patience in a difficult situation. Georgie Peterson, Fleet
Efficiency.
BEVERLY YOUNG IN 19744
Thank you Beverly, you always have a positive and
uplifting attitude. This is one driver that I can always
count on! Dale Torsak, Fleet Efficiency.
CHRISTOPHER NEEL IN 16205
A big thank you to my driver Chris for swinging by and
picking up another one of my drivers who had been in
a hotel for the last week. And for dropping him off at
the drop lot in Indy. Thanks Chris. You were a great
help. Julie Kuhn, Fleet Efficiency.
SCOTT SCHMUCKER IN 16535
I want to say thank you to this driver for taking time
out of his hometime to go pickup a hot load for us.
Thank you for going above and beyond to help us out!
Sheila Brown, Customer Service.
CHARLES THOMPSON IN 19798
Charles picked up and dropped damaged trailers for 2
days trying to get a good one that the shipper would
accept to load. Thank you Charles for being so patient
during this process. You made this easy being so willing
and patient. Julie Kuhn, Fleet Efficiency.
GREG SURRELL IN 19854
Thank you Greg for pushing hard to make an ontime
delivery to a hot load in Houston TX for us. We
appreciate your hard work! Sheila Brown, Customer
Service.
JONATHAN BRASHEAR IN 16568
I want to send a special thank you to this driver for
going above and beyond to help us out. He came off his
hometime early to go pick up a load on a Friday so that
the pickup and delivery would not be missed. Thank
you again for your help and dedication! Sheila Brown,
Customer Service.
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From Murray
PTL had the opportunity to give back to the community by helping cook and serve dinner recently to 86 people at Soup for the
Soul, our local soup kitchen. Thank you Judy, Misty, Cherish, Kendall and Lynne for making our first night a great one!
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From Murray
Eric “JACKER” Jackson recently received a $250 bonus for a great idea to
build a loading dock for trainees to practice backing up to. The loading
dock will also be used by maintenance employees to unload shipments of
Tom Adams congratulates Irvin
supplies for the north lot. Thanks Eric, we always appreciate new ideas!
Cady on the 52 trainees he has
From left to right, VP of Operations Dennis Burkeen, Eric Jackson, Fleet
worked with!
Manager Jamie Haley and Sr. VP of Customer Service Tom Adams.
Trainers Irvin Cady, Jerry Waiters and Clyde Johnson have been with the training program since the beginning
and together they have trained almost 200 trainees. Thanks Gentlemen! We appreciate all you do for PTL! Left
to right, Irvin Cady, Jerry Waiters, Kevin Fox and Clyde Johnson.
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From Murray
Trainer Ordie Conrad and Trainee Rusty Reed
Trainer Sorterro Pope and Trainee
Jermaine Weaver taking care of business
Jane Farley and Bill O’Connor
Trainer Ed Campbell and Trainee
Waleed Marshadi get ready to roll!
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From Murray
I love this panorama photo by James Woosley!
Don’t forget the truck transfer platform
Mureia Napoleon catching up with the news!
Trainer Joe Bob Sparlin was bragging about
his Trainee Miles Watson who aced the
backing range in just over 7 minutes!
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Christine Costello and Trainer Lawanna
Johnson catch up in the Company Store
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From Murray
Labor Day Cookout
The real Irvin Cady!
Jennifer Gilson and Clinton Hurley
Louis Armstrong, Achsah and Keith Cole
Two of our Pretty Tough Ladies,
Achsah Cole and Lawanna Johnson
Eric Jackson gets a trim
from Carla Streater
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From Murray
Our exercise room is now open! It is located in the Murray North Lot drivers lounge. We have
worked very hard to make this project happen, please take care of the equipment.
We have installed a sink in the
laundry room for your convenience!
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Fuel Efficiency
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CONTACT
US AT (800) 626-3374 EXT 712, 714 OR 272.
Steve Ingersoll
Mason Lusk
QUARTERLY FUEL BONUS PROGRAM
To qualify, based upon quarterly data, a driver must:
1. Have an Out of Route % of 10% or less.
2. Have at least 24,000 paid miles.
3. Have NO accidents and NO service failures.
4. Be employed with PTL the day the bonus is paid to receive the bonus.
5. Have all missing paperwork for the quarter turned in.
6. Have all Vertical Alliance retrains and assignments for the quarter completed.
If you achieve an MPG of 6 or above you will be paid per mile based upon the schedule below:
MPG Bonus
6.00 - 6.49
$.005/paid mile
6.50 - 6.99
$.01/paid mile
7.00+
$.02/paid mile
Team drivers are eligible for ½ of team miles. For example, if a team runs 60,000 miles per quarter – each driver gets credit for 30,000
miles.
The bonus will be paid no later than the 3rd pay date in the month following the end of the quarter. For example, the end of the second
quarter is June 30th; the bonus will be paid no later than the 3rd Friday in July.
Fuel Bonus Sneak Peek
RONALD SHEARN
KEVIN KIM
DARRELL HAMPTON
DONALD COLLINS
ELTON DAVY
LESLIE TYSON
NAATHAN LAKE
JAMES LUCKER
RAMON DONNELLY
CHARLES BONSON
WALTER ADKINS
JOE BAREFIELD
JOHN HAYS
JESSIE HICKS
CELESTRIAL JOHNSON
LOU DENMAN
JENERAL CANTY
MARIELA GODINA
JOHN EDWARDS
JOSEPH GRISSOM
JAY MILLER
JACK BARBER
AARON KNIGHT
8.63
8.38
8.29
8.27
8.11
8.11
8.10
8.10
8.03
8.00
7.99
7.99
7.99
7.99
7.93
7.91
7.90
7.90
7.89
7.89
7.89
7.88
7.88
August MPG
RANDY SPENCE
DARYL LARRAMORE
CHALON MOSBY
CARL MILLER
GARY GARDNER
KELBY JONES
JUSTIN WYMAN
ROBERT DYSARCZYK
ALFREDO ALVES
RAYMOND MONTEIRO
STEPHEN BLACKWELL
ISACC TAYLOR
ACHSAH COLE
KEITH COLE
DALLAS COLEMAN
TONY MAGEE
CASIMIER MITCHELL
LC POWELL
BLAKE STEIDLER
LUCY WOLFE
WILLIE WOODBURY
CODY FRAZIER
BRANDON STANFIELD
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7.86
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7.85
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MISSY PICKENS
RONALD SOLLARS
WILLIE THOMPSON
SHANTANU AMBASTHA
MATTHEW CALDWELL
JUAN DE LOS REYES
BROOKS WARD
WILLIE WILLIAMS
CEASAR WATKINS
PERRY ROSS
RAYMOND SMITH
PAUL JUAREZ
HENRY PAYTON
BILLY SMITH
RICK STARKS
RAYMOND COBURN
ROGELIO CABRERA
ALAN ROBINSON
JIMMY BOND
JOHN COVIN
CHRISTOPHER GRIFFITH
TERRA HILL
DAVID MASS
7.75
7.75
7.75
7.74
7.73
7.73
7.72
7.71
7.70
7.69
7.69
7.68
7.68
7.68
7.68
7.67
7.65
7.65
7.64
7.64
7.64
7.64
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October 2015
YEVSTAKHIY SYVYK
DAVID CUMMINGS
ALEX HARTKE
JAMES MCCLINNHAM
WILLIAM POMPEY
DEQUAN ANTHONY
JERMAINE CRENSHAW
JOSEPH GRADY
WILLIAM MACKLIN
JOEY ELSTON
GREGORY PERRY
MARZELLE TRUSSELL
RASAAN WILEY
NATHANIEL SMITH
HENDERSON BUTLER
JUSTIN HASKINS
NICHOLAS SCANLON
DENNIS BOYD
TYRELL DAVIS
THOMAS JOHNSON
LENA WILLIAMS
SHANDELL COOPER
DAVID CRIGGER
RICHARD DUNN
STEPHEN MAY
MARTY PYLE
WILLIAM BRANDON
LONRAY HILL
MICHAEL LEECH
BILLY TAYLOR
ALA ALI
MATTHEW DURHAM
STEVE MARQUEZ
JAMES RAINWATER
ALLAN RINEMAN
BRIAN SMITH
DAVID DESSELLES
JOHN HARDEN
RICHARD KIGHT
VICKI LOCKHART
GREGORY SURRELL
MICHAEL AYERS
DERRICK ENGLISH
JOSHUA HUFF
EDWARD MORALES
KENNETH MORRIS
BILLY PETTICE
LAVONDRELL HICKS
HENDERSON JOHNSON
IRVIN CADY
JUAN CASTRO
MIKAL SHAFFER
ABDUL ALFRED
VICKI DOZIER
WILLIAM FORD
ANGELA SALES
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DAVID SHINABERY
BYRON STALLINGS
ANGELA WOOD
ADEN ABDIFATAH
MARC ACKLEY
DONALD FITZGERALD
ANTONIO GATES
ROBERT O’HARA
THOMAS BAGGS
JOSEPH BARTLETT
PATSY BAKER
MATTHEW WADE
DAVID HONEYCUTT
TIMOTHY JONES
ANDREW SIMON
RANDY AVERETT
TERRY BLAND
WILFRED FORSTON
ROBERT JONES
SANTIAGO TREVINO
TANAIREL DIXON
JOSE MARTINEZ
ROBERT SKILES
KEITH WILLIS
PETER LACERTE
DENNIS MARTIN
AKEAM BEACH
JIM FLEEMAN
JULIANNA FLEEMAN
JIMMY GAU
LOYD REYNOLDS
ROBERT WHITE
JEFFREY DENEWETH
ROBERT HUNTER
TERRY KERSEY
TONY RABY
JERRY WINGATE
INDIA CLAY
ROBERT PINKELTON
DARREL POPE
BRIAN FEELEY
WALTER STEVENS
GREGORY WADE
DANIEL SANDERS
DOUGLAS ARMEL
JASON BEAL
JONATHAN CHAPPELL
LINDA GANDY
CHARLES NICOL
TRAVIS ABRAM
JOHN BEARD
HERVE FETY
CARLOS SHAW
ROBERT DAVIS
CLARENCE HALL
WILLIAM BERRY
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August MPG
7.42
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7.40
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7.39
7.38
7.38
7.38
7.37
7.37
7.37
7.37
7.37
7.36
7.36
7.36
7.36
7.35
7.35
7.34
7.34
7.34
7.34
7.34
7.33
7.32
7.32
7.32
7.32
7.32
7.31
7.31
7.31
7.30
7.30
7.30
7.29
7.28
7.28
7.28
7.28
7.28
7.27
7.27
7.27
7.27
7.26
7.26
7.24
JOHNNY HARP
NOE LOPEZ
ELDON ALEXANDER
ROBERT ANDERSON
JAMES CHASTAIN
ROBERT NIELSON
ALEXANDER TURNER
MARCY WEAVER
DWAYNE CHAPMAN
COREY LEAKES
MARVIN CHRISTIAN
GORDON FRASER
BRANDON GOLDEN
DANA JAMES
BRIAN TAYLOR
JOE ALBRECHT
BRIAN BAKER
ERIC SINGLETON
RALPH STAHR
LORI CASTO
SHELLY GALLOWAY
MICHAEL LAWRENCE
EDNA PRUDE
RENA VANNOY
CARL WHITE
GLENDA WILLIS
NEIL BENNETT
RILWAN GODMAN
WILLIAM KURTH
ANTHONY KING
DENNIS ARNOLD
ZAVIUS GARLAND
DANIEL HURST
KWAME KYEI
MATTHEW LANGLEY
ERIC NOON
MAREO SMITH
KISEAN TEACHEY
JAMES WILSON
ROMEO HOGAN
MICHAEL POWELL
EDWARD CAMPBELL
KTIN KTIN
BRIAN TEMPLIN
PINK CHAMBERS
DMITRY KOTLOVSKY
ANTHONY NEALY
CHRISTOPHER PECK
ERNEST REASONS
REYNALDO CARRIZALES
ANDREW GERBEN
ALVIN GORDON
DARNELL GREEN
GREGORY JONES
SCOTT VINCENT
LEON COYNER
7.24
7.24
7.23
7.22
7.22
7.22
7.22
7.22
7.21
7.21
7.20
7.20
7.20
7.20
7.20
7.19
7.19
7.19
7.19
7.18
7.18
7.18
7.18
7.18
7.18
7.18
7.17
7.17
7.17
7.16
7.15
7.15
7.15
7.15
7.15
7.15
7.15
7.15
7.15
7.14
7.14
7.13
7.13
7.13
7.12
7.12
7.12
7.12
7.12
7.11
7.11
7.11
7.11
7.11
7.11
7.10
STEVEN MCGAUGHEY
IVAN OLENICK
ESTELLA ROBINSON
SAMUEL SPENCER
BRANDON JEANE
DAVID MOORE
AARON SMITH
JOSEPH STANFIELD
BRIAN STONE
RODRIGUEZ EMORY
JOSEPH SPIVEY
DEREK TABNER
ANTHONY CONDER
BENNIE FITCH
MUHAMMAD RUFAI
ALBERT SPICER
RANDALL ANDERSON
DERRICK BERRY
WILLIAM STEFFEY
JASON MILLER
ANDREW SHARP
CHARLES LEE
CHARLES SMITH
NORRIS SMITH
RAYMOND THOMAS
MICHAEL TINSLEY
LONNIE WEATHERSBY
SAMMIE WOFFORD
ROSE EHNIE
LARRY HALLIBURTON
MICHAEL HOLLOMAN
DANA MORRISON
DUSTIN GREENE
MARK GREEN
LARRY BUSH
TOMMIE CURTIS
JANICE HARRIS
EMMITT REEVES
TEVINBROWN
RANDY DILL
GREGORIO ELVIRA-LARA
WILFRED SINGLETARY
WILBERT DAVIS
DANIEL MOY
JAMES TUTTLE
MICHAEL CAROUTHERS
FRANCES DOUGHERTY
KEEAN HENSON
NICHOLAS HITE
JOSE JIMENEZ
WILLIAM HARGROVE
CHARLES VIGNOS
JEREMY WARD
JOSEPH DOZIER
HAROLD GRIFFIN
TIMOTHY MULLINS
7.10
7.10
7.10
7.10
7.09
7.09
7.09
7.09
7.09
7.08
7.08
7.08
7.07
7.07
7.07
7.07
7.06
7.06
7.06
7.05
7.05
7.04
7.04
7.04
7.04
7.04
7.04
7.04
7.03
7.03
7.03
7.03
7.02
7.02
7.01
7.00
7.00
7.00
6.99
6.99
6.99
6.98
6.97
6.97
6.97
6.96
6.96
6.96
6.96
6.96
6.95
6.95
6.95
6.94
6.93
6.93
JOSHUA SIPES
JOHNNY STURDIVANT
RICHARD ADAMS
MITCHEL BRINSON
JEREMIE GREGORY
VIRGINIA HOUCHINS
CORY LIVINGSTON
BOBBY MARKS
REVENA MARKS
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY
JIM PICKENS
FREDRICK REYNOLDS
ZACHARIAH SCOPEL
MARTIN TOLVER
DAVID CHAPMAN
ORLANDO MOSLEY
JEREMY WRIGHT
CHASSITY BENNETT
ALBERT COLLIER
ALFRED FRANKLIN
DAVID LOPER
KENNETH CLARK
NORMAN PATTERSON
JAMES MCALLISTER
OMAR WILLIAMS
JOHN ANSELMO
LAWANNA JOHNSON
WILLIAM SEALS
LARRY WOMACK
JEFFERY ESCAMILLA
DANIEL SNEED
MARK WRHEL
KENNETH MOORE
ANTHONY BROWN
SCOTT BROXTON
SHERIDON JONES
CLEVELAND JORDAN
AUGUSTIN MOYENGA
JOHNNY WHITE
PAUL ADAMS
DANIEL HALL
RICKEY HULL
JOSEPH MASTEN
EMMETT BEARD
PAMELA BOBO
JAMES SHERRARD
CLIFFORD ADKINS
CHICO GROSS
JAYDEE HUGHES
JENNIFER LOGSDON
CHARLES SMITH
CHARLES ZEIGLER
BILL BAILEY
ALVIN GORDON
CHARLES HARRIS
JUSTIN MARTIN
42
August MPG
6.93
6.93
6.92
6.92
6.92
6.92
6.92
6.92
6.92
6.92
6.92
6.92
6.92
6.92
6.91
6.91
6.91
6.90
6.90
6.90
6.90
6.89
6.89
6.87
6.86
6.85
6.85
6.85
6.85
6.84
6.84
6.84
6.83
6.82
6.82
6.82
6.82
6.82
6.82
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.80
6.80
6.79
6.78
6.78
6.78
6.78
6.78
6.78
6.77
6.77
6.77
6.77
RICHARD SEWELL
EDWARD BREWER
JOSHUA DARBON
JAMES HILL
CLYDE JOHNSON
JESUS ECHEVERRIA
KENNETH FROGGE
LATESSHIA HALL
TONY HUFFMAN
DENNIS JOHNSON
PRESTON SAMUEL
CHARLIE SCOTT
MAME THIAM
PHILLIP WHITE
DEVERICK YOUNGER
KRISTEN FREDLINE
RANDALL HARDT
ARNOLD MONROE
JUANEZ JEFFERSON
CHRISTOPHER MORRIS
JOSEPH ALLEN
TERRY CAMPBELL
TIMOTHY BRADLEY
ALLEN COX
KIRK JASTER
VINQWAN JOHNSON
WILLIAM WRIGHT
MONICA HOFFMAN
BRANDON LUCKEY
ALAN SHERMAN
BRENDA KOCH
FLOYD WALLIN
BRIAN HAYES
TERRELL HAYNER
BRETT VOYLES
LARRY CARY
KEITH MCKENNEY
DEBRA BARNETT
MARIA TURNER
JOHN LUTZ
REGEIL STAPLES
RHONDA GATES
NELSON IMHOFF
BRIAN LOFTIN
GEOFFREY RUSSELL
VICENZZO SALDANA
JAMES WHEELER
CASSANDRA DENNIS
EMANUEL JACKSON
KIAN JONES
AUTUMN PATTERSON
ROY COLLIER
STEPHEN DALEHITE
ORLANDO LOPEZ
MIKEL PARKER
WALTER WESTBROOK
6.77
6.76
6.76
6.76
6.76
6.75
6.75
6.74
6.74
6.74
6.74
6.74
6.74
6.74
6.74
6.73
6.73
6.73
6.72
6.72
6.71
6.71
6.70
6.70
6.70
6.70
6.70
6.69
6.69
6.69
6.68
6.68
6.67
6.67
6.67
6.66
6.66
6.65
6.65
6.65
6.65
6.64
6.64
6.64
6.64
6.64
6.64
6.63
6.63
6.63
6.63
6.62
6.62
6.62
6.62
6.62
October 2015
STEPHAN JEFSON
JOSEPH ORESTE
CLIFFORD HOLMES
DERRICK JENNINGS
RON SANDERS
KARI WENTZ
TYRE COLEMAN
JACKIE COVEY
RODNEY SHANKLIN
LEE ALVERSON
DAVID SMITH
ALONZA WILSON
DANIEL BRAZIEL
MATTHEW DIBBLE
BRYAN LYNN
JOSEPH MATTHEWS
SCOTT CHMUCKER
YANCY GUIDRY
CONNIE HAMILTON
TREMELL MURPHY
CHRISTOPHER DAUGHERTY
JAMES REIDLING
KIMBERLY STACY
TIMOTHY WALKER
WYATT CADOGAN
JACOB SIGMAN
CORDEL STEWART
DARREN FOSTER
LARRY HARVELL
BRET RHIND
JASON SPITZER
JONATHAN TYLER
LARRY BURGESS
JAMES COLLINS
ROFFIE GARDNER
BRANDON MARKHAM
STEPHEN SAENZ
ROBERT SMALL
BOBBY TERRY
LANCETHORSON
BRIAN GUY
TIMOTHY JOHNSON
JEFFREY LANDRY
DAN MATTHEWS
KENNETH MAXWELL
KENNETH BRADSTOCK
KARL CLAGGETT
JAMES DAVIS
JOHN HOLT
MICHAEL HALE
BRUCE HART
ALEXANDER WELLS
JAMES DUNN
CHARLES KRAMER
AWUDU AMADU
RUSSELL ELLIOTT
October 2015
6.61
6.61
6.60
6.60
6.60
6.60
6.59
6.59
6.59
6.58
6.58
6.58
6.57
6.57
6.57
6.57
6.57
6.56
6.56
6.56
6.55
6.55
6.55
6.55
6.54
6.54
6.54
6.53
6.53
6.53
6.52
6.51
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.49
6.49
6.49
6.49
6.49
6.48
6.48
6.48
6.48
6.47
6.47
6.47
6.46
6.46
6.45
6.45
ERIK BURNETT
RAYMOND NEWLAND
ALVIN WOOSTER
KURT CREECH
MARK PEEK
ANTHONY REID
JACOB RODRIGUEZ
THOMAS WIMBERLY
AUBURN HEGGER
ROBERTSON DAVIS
AUBREY HAYDEN
JAMES MCCORQUODALE
STEPHEN ODELL
JARVIS POPLAR
NATHANIEL WAITERS
JERRY BASSETT
KEITH DAVIS
MOFFETT DUGGER
JOHN WHEELER
BILLY BUTLER
CHARLES HALL
CHAD JONES
MARK MAGNER
JOE BOB SPARLIN
DEONTREY THOMAS
JAMES WOOSLEY
SOULEYMANE ZOUNGRANA
JAMES BALLARD
JOSEPH BROWN
BRYAN BLAKE
THOMAS EVANS
RICHARD NICHOLS
JAMES PARSONS
DENNIS SALISBURY
MICHAEL SCALES
NATHAN ANDERSON
RICKY LEE
SEAN MYERS
DONALD WARD
WALTER COSTILOW
DAVID NELSON
JONATHAN BRASHEAR
LIONELL LOGAN
BOBBY MIDDLEBROOK
RAYMOND BENNETT
KENNETH FERGUSON
BILLY GREEN
CLARA HILL
SORTERRIO POPE
ABDUR-RAHMBOWERS-SHAAKIR
KENNETH ENSTROM
TREVOR FERNANDER
MARVIN KENNEDY
RICKY CANADAY
JERODERICK LAWSON
MATTHEW MANSFIELD
43
August MPG
6.44
6.44
6.44
6.43
6.43
6.43
6.43
6.43
6.42
6.41
6.40
6.40
6.40
6.40
6.40
6.39
6.39
6.39
6.38
6.37
6.37
6.37
6.37
6.37
6.37
6.37
6.37
6.36
6.36
6.35
6.35
6.35
6.35
6.35
6.35
6.34
6.34
6.34
6.34
6.33
6.32
6.31
6.31
6.31
6.30
6.29
6.29
6.29
6.29
6.28
6.28
6.28
6.27
6.26
6.25
6.24
BRETT TRIGG
CHARLES OBLISK
RODERICK SPRINGER
ROBERT TAYLOR
DAVID THOMPSON
GARY WALTERS
JAMES ELIASON
KELLY REYNOLDS
RAYMOND CLARK
KENNETH FRIDAY
GABRIEL GUEVANA
FODAY MACBAILEY
MILES GREEN
ANDRECO REID
JOHN THOMPKINS
CHRISTOPHER NEEL
STEPHANIE BAXTER
DIVANTE HANSON
KODY JONES
LELAND BAKER
ROY JOHNSON
KRIS KELLEY
JIMMIE THOMPSON
DARRYL CARR
TARRAZ MILLER
TONY WALKER
JOE WRIGHT
LABRIAN JOHNSON
DAVID WRIGHT
DAVID GAMBLE
JAMES OVERBAY
JOHNATHON BURRELL
RICHARD MILLICAN
TERRENCE WILLIAMS
CLAUDE PHILIBERT
TOMMIE SCOTT
6.24
6.23
6.23
6.23
6.21
6.20
6.18
6.18
6.17
6.17
6.17
6.17
6.16
6.16
6.16
6.15
6.14
6.13
6.13
6.12
6.12
6.11
6.11
6.09
6.09
6.09
6.09
6.08
6.08
6.07
6.07
6.05
6.05
6.04
6.01
6.00
Your Driver Services Staff
Mike Alexander
Director
Don Urquhart
Jim Breeding
Richard Archambeault
Linda Turner
Debra Caldwell
Bobby Miller
Joey Kilmartin
Robert Hillman
Justin Anderson
Heather Martin
Martin Smith
Michael Rogers
Cassie Duncan
Sam Abbott
Cameron Kimball
Matt McHugh
Cole McGregor
Matt Lanier
Gatlin Paschall
44
October 2015
Your Driver Services Staff
LOG STAFF
SUBMISSION OF
CITATIONS AND INSPECTIONS
CONTACT US AT 800-225-7120,
OPTION 5
We are here for you!
Mary Jo Snellen
Candace Adams
Ashleigh Eldridge
Katie Williamson
Deidre Malinauskas
Emily Yarbrough
The FMCSA states in regulation §396.9 (d) (1) that the
driver of a Commercial Motor Vehicle shall immediately
mail, fax or otherwise transmit the inspection report to the
carrier within 24 hours.
With that being said, always make sure that the copies
that you are sending to the carrier are clear and legible. If,
during the inspection, you have received a citation for any
type of violation, you are also required to submit a copy of
the ticket (front and back) with the inspection report.
There are a couple of ways that you can submit these
in a timely manner:
1. Fax to 270-753-1528 (ATTN: Gene Fielder/Sandy
Burnett) or fax to 270-753-1730 (ATTN: Tabitha Jones)
Either fax number will assure that the appropriate
persons that handle these time sensitive documents will
receive a copy.
2. Fax or scan both sides of the citation. Be sure to
sign your name on the citation where required.
3. Transflo or Trip-pak scan the documents with a
yellow log cover sheet. Then send message 21 and place
an ‘X’ next to the number 9 over the Qualcomm with the
16 digit confirmation code. The code or number, will be a
combination of letters and numbers i.e. LV01-2ab3-d45e6fg7. There may or may not be any dashes.
4. Out of service “FIX IT TICKETS”:
a. All OOS inspection reports must be signed by
the repairer.
b. CA must be signed by the repairer AND a DOT
Officer before being sent in.
If, for any reason, there is a problem or question,
call Gene Fielder or Sandy Burnett in Driver Services for
assistance.
Sandy Burnett
TRUCK STOP COURTESY
Gene Fielder
Drivers, please do not block the fuel island when you are at a truck stop. The fuel island is for fueling
only. Do not park there for your break time. This reflects badly on the company and sets you up for
hostility from other drivers. Fuel up and move along to a parking spot please.
October 2015
45
Transflo App - Be Sure it is Mobile +
TRANSFLO Mobile+
The Ultimate Convenience in Scanning
TRANSFLO Mobile+ is an on-the-go solution that allows drivers to scan and submit paperwork
electronically to carriers.
Compatible with iPhones and Androids • Easy for drivers and carriers to use
Free to download • Provides a confirmation number and email after each submission
Review documents online for 14 days at www.transfloexpress.com
Download and Registration
To register you will need to enter our Recipient ID: PASC
If you are an iPhone user
download from the App Store
If you are an Android user
download from Google Play
Make sure to download the correct
version: TRANSFLO Mobile+, not
the original TRANSFLO Mobile. The
icon will look like the picture above.
* Be sure to enter a valid email address when registering. You will need to go to your email account
and click on a link to activate service, after you register on your phone
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▶▶ If the document is on glossy paper, it may be better to turn flash off.
▶▶ Hold phone approximately 14 inches away and be sure to fill the screen with the entire document.
▶▶ Good picture focus is required. To get good focus, keep the phone steady then wait for the blue autofocus square to show then take the picture. You can also tap the screen to trigger the auto-focus.
▶▶ If you are in-cab turn off your engine to eliminate vibration and keep hands steady.
User Guide is available on the app by clicking the question mark in the upper
right hand corner, or by visiting: www.transflomobile.com/user-guide
Support line: 813.386.2327 • Support email: [email protected]
46
October 2015
Keep on Truckin’ with FREE Apps!
TRUCKER PATH
Lists weigh stations and truck
stops in any specific area. In
addition it will list open and closed
weigh stations and information
and reviews on truck stops, restaurants, weather
conditions, truck wash locations, fuel prices, parking
spaces as well as driving directions.
Access your Ultraone account, enter
the shower queue without going
to the kiosk, get directions, view
shower and parking availability, see
amenities, including restaurant and
fast food options, check specials
YOU CAN NOW SEE
PARKING AVAILABILITY!
and promotions.
Don't have an iPhone or Android? Access the app from
any HTMLS web browser at www.trucksmartapp.
com
Get a bird's eye view of the Pilot
Flying J locations in your area.
Use the Trip Planner to see them
from point A to point B All the
information you need at your
fingertips, including customer service, social media,
settings and more.
Keep up with your rewards, check
for store near you, check specials
and promotions and more.
In addition to Transflo+, these are
some apps that we recommend to
make life a bit easier out there on the
road.
October 2015
47
Murray Operations
Dennis Burkeen
Lucy Ivey
Doug McGregor
Dale Torsak
Greg Cunningham
Donna Autry
J.D. Dodson
Ed York
Jamie Haley
Andrea Payne
Larry Frankhouser
Lee Ann Harvell
Tyler Sheridan
Sarah Miller
Tom Smith
Eric Hicks
Monica Glasco
C.J. Ray
Wade Grossman
Jason Compton
Keshea Wadkins
Joyce Barnea
Tyler Johnson
Craig Redden
Taylor Haws
Paula Holsapple
Heather Baars
Linda Taylor
Colton Autry
Meryl Williams
Amber Litchfield
Matt Papineau
ALWAYS do a walk around of your
equipment if you have been away from
your truck for any period of time. Even
though you have already done your pre
or post trip, check for signs of tampering
when you return from a meal, shower or
other errand.
Dan Hughes
48
October 2015
No Violations
Congratulations to these drivers who were inspected by the DOT
and received a report indicating NO VIOLATIONS!
KENNETH ENSTROM
IL
MICHAEL PANNO
IN
MARK ACKLEY
NM
MELVIN FORTNER
MO
AUTUMN PATTERSON
NC
REYNALDO ALANIZ
MS
DUSTIN GREEN
OH
BILL PRYCEMS
JAMES ANDERSON
TX
ADRIAN GROSS
MS
GEOFFREY RUSSELL
OH
JOHN BEASLEY
KY
TOMMIE JACKSON
TN
KENNETH SAFFELL
TN
RAYMOND BENNETT
MS
ERROL JIMERSON
MS
DANIEL SANDERS
MS
CHARLES BLACK
TX
VINQWAN JOHNSON
GA
JAMES SHERRARD
OH
DANNY BURNETT
OH
JOEY LACEYMS
JAMES SHERRARD
MO
JAMES BURSETX
CHARLES LEE TX
DOMINIQUE SOLOMON
TX
MATTHEW CALDWELL
CA
GEORGE LEEOH
BRANDON STANFIELD
OH
JERAMY CHURCH
IL
CAREY LOCKARD
NM
RALPH STAHRTN
JERAMY CHURCH KY
JOHN LUTZMS
IVIN TUCKERTN
KEITH COLEAL
MATTHEW MANSFIELD
TX
MICHAEL WEBB
OH
ALFRED DALCOUR
NM
OLIDGE NARCISSE MD
BRIAN WOODS
KY
ALFRED DALCOUR
KS
CHARLES NICOL
NC
LOUIS DAVISPA
Any time you are inspected by the D.O.T. and receive a report indicating NO VIOLATIONS, you will receive a $30 bonus!! All you
have to do is send the report to Driver Services, Attn: Gene Fielder. Use the postage paid envelope and drop it in the U.S. mail.
A BIG THANK YOU to the following drivers who sent in Navigo Feedback:
ASTON ADAMS
JONATHAN ADAMS
ALFREDO ALVES
SUARAWU AMUDA
LELAND BAKER
JASON BEAL
WILLIAM BERRY
BILLY BETTICE
STEPHEN BLACKWELL
MICHAEL BOGGS
PAUL BURGETT
DANNY BURNETT
LARRY BUSH
IRVIN CADY
DAVID CHAPMAN
JOSHUA CLAXTON
KEITH COLE
ANTHONY CONDER
LEON COYNER
FRANKIE CROSBY
JOSEPH DARBY
KHRISTYN EASON
WAYNE EVANS
SCOTTIE FOLMAR
GORDON FRASER
MARK GREEN
HAROLD GRIFFIN
JOHNNY HARP
LANCE HOFSTETTER
TIMOTHY HOLLAND
ANTIONE JACKSON
STEPHAN JEFSON
THOMAS JOHNSON
ANTHONY KING
DOMINQUE KING
BRENDA KOCH
SCOTT KRAEGER
NICHOLAS LAMBERT
FRED LEDFORD
JENNIFER LOGSDON
DALE LONGYHORE
BRYAN LYNN
GEORGE MANOLATOS
DAVID MASS
JAMES MCCOY
TIMOTHY MULLINS
SETH NICHOLAS
CHARLES NICOL
WILLIAM O’CONNOR
JOSHUA PARLIER
CLAUDE PHILIBERT
VINCENT PRITCHARD
MARTY PYLE
LEONARD RAY
STEVEN ROSELLI
KENNETH SAFFELL
APRIL SCOTT
ANDREW SIMON
DANIEL SNEED
JUSTIN SUMMERS
LEONARD TAYLOR
ANGELA THOMAS
JONATHAN TYLER
KENNETH WAYLAND
FONZIE WEISS
ROBERT WHITE
CHARLES WIDUCH
THOMAS WIMBERLY
Any time NaviGo is even just a little bit off, please send us feedback from the customers’ truck
entrance, this allows us to plot the point where the truck needs to be instead of the mailbox or the front
of the building.
To send NaviGo feedback, go to the navigation main screen, press the feedback button, then the
general feed back button. This will give you a screen where you can type a message. Remember, the more
information that you put in your message, the more information we have to pass on to other drivers. We
encourage you to include any general details for the customer that you feel other drivers should know.
This can include:
• Do they have overnight parking?
• Do they have a scale on site?
• Does the customer take open deliveries or do they only take firm appointments?
• Any other information that will help your fellow driver.
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October Anniversaries
EMPLOYEE-OWNER ANNIVERSARIES WITH PTL OF 5 YEARS OR MORE:
CAROLYN POOL
37
LARRY HALLIBURTON
26
JOHN HAYMAN
20
JAMES NICHOLS
19
WILLIAM O’CONNOR
18
ALAN CROWLEY
17
WILLIAM GIVIDEN
15
VICKI NANCE
14
JEREMY OWEN
14
PAUL DUNBAR
13
ISAAC POOLE
13
LEON COYNER
12
DANIEL HOLSKEY
11
CRAIG REDDEN
9
PAUL GRIMALDI
8
TIM MENSER8
LOAL CARR7
DOUGLAS FISHER
7
ADAM HOLSHOUSER
7
RONNIE BROWN
6
LESTER COBLE
6
TONY HUFFMAN
6
GUADALUPE MACIAS
6
DUSTIN MILES
6
TOMMIE JACKSON
5
DANNY LANE
5
DAN NARDOZZI
5
SUSAN RAGSDALE
5
Tim Menser
Carolyn Pool
Alan Crowley
Paul Grimaldi
Craig Redden
John Hayman
Paul Dunbar
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October 2015
Accident Prevention
TIMING
Lea Wells
Director of Safety
Timing can be a factor that may be overlooked in an accident. Some accidents may be attributed to “poor judgment”
when actually poor timing may be involved.
Most actions taken while driving involve time. Failure to allow sufficient time for a maneuver may result in an
accident. When making a left turn across oncoming traffic, you need enough time to complete your turn without
disrupting oncoming traffic. When passing a vehicle on a two lane road, you also need sufficient time to pass
before meeting an oncoming vehicle.
Have you ever noticed that when you are in a hurry, you tend to forget things? Many accidents happen when
someone is in a hurry. It is human nature to forget things and take shortcuts when in a hurry. Therefore, always
allow yourself sufficient time when starting a trip. If you anticipate bad weather or construction delays, leave
earlier.
As a defensive driver, timing is an important part of your decision making. Hesitation may result in your being
involved in an accident you could have avoided if you had acted sooner. Avoid distractions that could slow your
reaction time. Do not talk or text message on a cell phone while driving. Keep your eyes moving to avoid a fixed
stare and loss of concentration. Take adequate breaks to reduce fatigue.
If you doubt the importance of timing in accident prevention, think about the last time you heard someone say
how close they came to almost avoiding an accident. Seconds can make a difference!
A SPLIT SECOND . . .CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
• Allow sufficient time when maneuvering with oncoming traffic (i.e. left turns, passing on a two lane road)
and when planning a trip, especially if delays are possible.
• Act quickly to avoid an accident.
• Do not allow distractions to slow your actions (Don’t talk or text message on a cell phone while driving).
• Keep your eyes moving to remain alert.
• Take adequate breaks to reduce fatigue.
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October 2015
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Attention All Drivers!
Mike Alexander
Director of Driver Services
CHAIN REGULATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
COLORADO: Drivers of commercial vehicles must carry chains for their vehicles from September 1st through May 31st on
Interstate 70 from MP 133 to MP 259 only. Failure to carry chains on this portion of highway may result in an inspection
violation and the driver can be fined $50.00, plus a surcharge. Colorado chain law applies to every state highway, federal
highway and interstate throughout the state. When the chain law is in effect, drivers will see signs along the roadway
indicating which vehicles should chain-up. In some areas of the state, lighted variable message signs will also alert driver of
the chain-up information. Drivers of commercial vehicles who ignore the chain law can be fined $500.00, plus a surcharge,
for not putting chains on their vehicle when required. A driver can be fined $1000.00, plus a surcharge, if the vehicle is not
chained when the law is in effect and as a result blocks the highway. Drivers can call ahead for road conditions and chain-up
information for Colorado’s major highways at 303-639-1111.
OREGON: Requires chains to be carried from November 1st to April 1st on all commercial vehicles. Drivers can call for
information on road conditions and chain-up information at 800-976-7277 in-state or 541-889-3999 out of state.
WASHINGTON: Requires chains to be used year round when the chain laws are put into effect. Drivers can call for
information on road conditions and chain-up information at 888-766-4636.
CALIFORNIA: Only requires vehicles to carry chains when they put the chain laws in effect. The chain laws can be put into
effect at the discretion of the local vehicle enforcement office. Drivers can call for information on road conditions and chainup information at 800-427-7623 or 916-445-7623.
The following states only require chains when the chain laws are put into effect. Beside each state are the numbers to call for
road conditions and chain-up information.
IDAHO:
208-336-6600
MONTANA: 800-332-6171
NEVADA:
702-486-3116, 702-793-1313, or 702-738-8888
UTAH:
800-492-2400
WYOMING: 307-237-8411, 307-635-9966, or 307-856-9966
WHEN THE CHAIN LAWS ARE PUT INTO EFFECT, TRUCKS THAT DO NOT HAVE
CHAINS WILL BE REQUIRED TO SIT UNTIL THE CHAIN REQUIREMENT IS REMOVED.
PTL POLICY ON LENGTH, WEIGHT, AND BRIDGE LAW LIMITS
Our policy is to get our units legal for all the states they will travel through. We want our drivers to use the following guidelines. For weight:
use 12,000 for the steers, and 34000 for each tandem with a gross weight of 80,000 lbs. For length: use 41 feet or 6 holes from the front
with the exception of 3 states: (California 40 ft., Michigan 40 ft. 6 in., South Carolina 40 ft. 6 in.). If you have to deviate from this standard,
please get permission from your fleet manager on the Qualcomm. We offer the following suggestions to help you stay legal:
1. Always scale your load. Many of our shippers do not have a scale and put an estimated weight on the bill of lading. If the
shipper does have a scale PTL still wants you to scale the load as soon as possible since most shippers do not have a certified scale.
2. If you have a problem with your load being either overweight or overlength. Please send your Fleet Manager
a Qualcomm message explaining your problem. If your problem is overweight, please list the weight on all 3 axles plus the gross
weight, plus your bridge law setting, (example - 6th hole), and your fuel amount, (example - 3/4 tank). Your Fleet Manager will send
you instructions over the Qualcomm about how to proceed. Please wait until you get instructions over the Qualcomm from your Fleet
Manager to return to the shipper or to move your axles.
3. Length limit messages may be sent to the truck. If you get a load to California you will receive a message to set your
length at 40 feet or 3 holes from the front. Please get your load legal for all the states you will be traveling through. If you are dropping
a California load in El Paso you still need to get the load legal for California before you leave the pickup area.
4. If you pick up a load at a drop lot or in a swap. You are still responsible to scale each load you hook to. Please keep in
mind that some of our trucks weigh less than others so even if the load was legal for the first driver it may not be legal for your truck
without some adjustment. The first driver may not have a co-driver and extra set of gear.
5. If you get into a situation during your trip where you have to apply your brakes hard to avoid an accident, do not hesitate to rescale your load at the next truck stop you get to with cat scales. We have
had several instances where drivers had to do emergency braking which caused their cargo to move causing their load to become
overweight.
6. If you do get a citation for being overweight or overlength. Please scan that citation both front and back with a
yellow log cover sheet to Driver Services within 24 hours. If you scan the citation with your bill of lading please send Driver Services
a Qualcomm message 21 with the confirmation number so we will know we need to get the paperwork from Finance.
7. Trailer tandem pins must be locked into the slide rail so the tandems will not move. If the pins will not retract
or lock, send canned message 30 to road maintenance for repair.
8. Even an empty trailer must meet the state requirements for length limits.
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October 2015
CSA Maintenance Score Card
Preventable CSA Maintenance Violations and Preventive Actions
Each month we study our CSA maintenance score to determine why we were cited for a violation. We
are looking for trends and repeated failures that we can prevent by changing maintenance practices. At
the same time, we evaluate each violation as to whether the driver could have found the defect prior to
DOT finding it and prevented the violation with a thorough Pre-trip or Post-trip inspection.
During August we were cited for 55 violations of DOT vehicle safety requirements. Our analysis of
the available data shows that 47 (85%) of those violations should or could have been prevented by a pretrip inspection. Listed below are the violations that a proper pre-trip inspection would more than likely
have prevented along with preventive actions.
Violation
Brake/air hoses chafing or kinking
6 tractors
16 trailers
Windshield discolored or glazed
0 tractors
Fire extinguisher discharged or unsecured
1 tractor
Exhaust leak
0 tractors
Oil or grease leak
1 tractor
0 trailers
3 tractors
14 trailers
Lighting/reflective
Tandem pin
2 trailers
Tires
2 tractors
2 trailers
PARTS KITS AVAILABLE
Maintenance wants to help those drivers who want to help
themselves instead of waiting on a service truck. We are
issuing a parts kit through our parts room to drivers who
ask for them. Extra lights, glad hand seals, spare fuses,
air pressure and tread depth gauges or anything else that
a driver requesting the kit is comfortable repairing can be
included in the kit. We do not expect our drivers to be repair
technicians but we see a lot of smart drivers who know if they
can make a minor repair instead of waiting on a service truck,
that will save them time and put money in their pockets. Pick
one up in Murray or West Memphis.
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Prevention Basics
Air lines cannot rub against any other part of the
vehicle. They cannot be kinked in any way. This is
easily seen by a visual inspection.
Cannot have any defect larger than what a dime
would cover. They also may not be glazed or
discolored in any manner.
A discharged fire extinguisher is a violation. Fire
extinguishers are secured in a metal mount with a
latching metal band attaching the fire extinguisher
to the mount. If the band is not latched, it is a DOT
violation.
Should be heard during a vehicle walk around with
the engine running.
Even a very basic pre-trip would have observed
leaks prior to being found by DOT inspectors.
The most common violation. All lighting should
be tested at least daily if not every time you take a
break. Either a light is observed to be working or
not working.
It is basic safety procedure to ensure the tandem
pins are properly seated through the slider rail holes
prior to moving the trailer after sliding the tandems.
Visual inspection would have noted questionable
tread depth, flat tires and exposed tread.
“We cannot solve
problems with the
same thinking we had
when we created the
problems.”
-Albert Einstein
The Friendly Faces of Road Breakdown
Jesse Clark
Zac Larson
Todd Dalton
Donald Jones
Scott Gray
Dominque Turley
Russ Ardebili
Charles Kahl
Penny Kare
Chris Hunter
William Mellon
Stacey Campbell
Tina Wolford
Chris Byars
Beth Miller
ALERT – ALERT
It is vital that you advise OTR Breakdown Maintenance at 800-259-1225 anytime you
add coolant or water to the cooling system and/or oil to the engine.
We recently lost an engine because the driver did not report adding coolant over several
months. The end result of this was losing warranty coverage on the engine costing your company
several thousands of dollars.
Generally speaking, any time you have to add coolant or oil to the engine system, there is
something going on inside the engine. Having a clear record of how much and when fluid was
added helps us identify the problem and protect the engine under warranty.
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Preventive Maintenance Tips
ALWAYS return your airlines and ABS cable to the holder mounted on the back of the cab when dropping a trailer.
Would you believe we replace over 100 of these per month? The majority of these could be prevented by using the
airline/cable holder.
ALWAYS check your tires for damage everyday before a DOT inspector checks them for you. Visible damage to
the sidewalls or tread can be easily spotted and corrected before you are cited by DOT.
ALWAYS check your oil and coolant level everyday. Would you believe we have several trucks each month where
the engine shuts down on the side of the road because of low oil level or low coolant level?
ALWAYS return the dolly crank handle back to its stowed position when dropping a trailer. We routinely have to
replace dolly crank handles where they were not stowed and someone backs a trailer into it and ripping the handle
off.
ALWAYS check your lighting every day, preferably at each stop. Lights can quit working at any time and it is one
of the first things DOT inspectors look for during a road side check.
ALWAYS check under your bunk for anything obstructing the air intake on the APU components. We regularly
send equipment to shops for APUs not working to find that a plastic bag or some other item was blocking the
intake vents.
ALWAYS report problems to maintenance with the trailer you are dropping. Don’t leave problems for the next
driver that picks up the trailer.
ALWAYS make sure the trailer doors are securely fastened to the door holdbacks when backing to the door. We
average re-hanging 56 doors per month. All of these could be prevented.
ALWAYS remember your G.O. A. L. – Get Out And Look before backing.
If every driver would follow these preventive repair tips, we could save thousands and thousands of dollars every
month.
Company Drivers
Fleet Managers:
Mileage Pay
“Other” Pay (Stop Off, Load/Unload, Etc.)
Vacation Pay
Mileage Corrections
Tuesday Morning Payroll Preview
Driver Services:
Logs (Ext. 333, 334)
Fuel Cards (Ext. 327, 337)
Citations (Ext. 335, 315)
Routing (Ext. 337)
Finance:
Expense Reimbursements (Ext. 339)
W-4 & W-2 Tax Forms (Ext. 343)
Payroll (Ext. 343)
Child Support/Garnishments (Ext. 305)
Permits/Trailer Registration (Ext. 332)
Transflo/Bills of Lading (Ext. 310, 324, 345, 728)
Health Insurance (Ext. 344)
401-K (Ext. 316)
Qualcomm:
Routine Payroll Advances
Driver Support 877-343-1615
October 2015
We’re here for you!
800-225-7120
Owner-Operators
Fleet Managers:
Fuel Cards
Mileage Pay
“Other” Pay (Stop Off, Load/Unload, Etc.)
Driver Services:
Logs (Ext. 333, 334)
Citations (Ext. 335, 315)
Routing (Ext. 337)
Finance:
Expense Reimbursements (Ext. 729)
1099 Tax Forms (Ext. 729, 707)
Contract (Ext. 331)
Truck Insurance (Ext. 332, 707)
Form 2290, Permits, Titles (Ext. 332, 707)
Settlements (Ext. 729, 349, 707)
Transflo/Bills of Lading (Ext. 310, 324, 345, 728)
Qualcomm:
Routine Settlement Advances
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Speaking of Maintenance . . .
David Graham
VP of Maintenance
IN THEIR OWN WORDS
I try to impress on every one of our 125 Maintenance department team members that we only have two
customers, the driver and operations. Both are vitally important to the company’s mission of providing the
company’s customers with on-time error free service. I try to lead our maintenance team by impressing upon our
team members just how important drivers are to the company and the necessity of minimizing driver wait time on
account of maintenance.
For those of you who follow the monthly SPEAKING OF MAINTENANCE column, you are probably tired of
my rambling. This month, I wanted to take a different approach. I have asked a couple of members of our Murray
Maintenance team to express what the relationship between the drivers and maintenance means to them. I believe
that every member of our maintenance team shares these folks commitment to doing it right the first time and
doing it quickly. In any case, following are comments from randomly selected employees, in their own words.
Penny Kare, Coordinator, OTR Breakdown Maintenance: To
me, it’s not just a job, it’s what I enjoy doing. Helping a driver that
is broken down or in a sticky situation is what I do. Knowing that I
made someone else’s day a little better is my reward.
To me, we all put our pants on one leg at a time. It takes a family
to make a home and that is what drivers are to me, family, and PTL
is our home. I’m here to get our drivers the quickest, most efficient
service in their time of need. Along the way, I hope I can give them
a laugh and put a smile back on their face. While they are out there
doing their job, know I will be doing mine to help them when they
need it.
Drivers are PTL. Without the drivers moving the freight,
PTL would be nothing. So I raise my hand to our drivers and say
thank you. I enjoy every call I get and feel for each driver during a
breakdown. I hope I have helped each one that has called me. I work
for you, the driver. Together, we can reach our goals for success and
Penny Kare
take our home, “PTL” into the future.
Tim Walls, Tractor Technician: As I see it, we are all one big
team. Neither of us is successful without the other. I like to take that
extra minute to talk to the driver and hear what they have to say. I
like for them to know I care about their well-being and safety. I try
to let them know that I appreciate the hard work they do. I always
try to go that extra foot to make them happy with their truck.
There you have it, two maintenance team employees selected
at random who shared their feelings about the role they play in
keeping our drivers moving and making miles. I am confident that
you could approach our other 123 team members and get pretty
much the same attitude and response from them.
In maintenance, we believe that we are part of one big team
taking care of our customers, our drivers and operations. If our
customers like our service, then they are better able to serve the
Tim Walls
Company’s customers who we hope will use us again and again.
Repeat, customers lead to more loads; more loads leads to more miles, and as Dennis Burkeen, VP Operations,
once said, “miles make smiles”.
Thanks for reading. Our entire PTL Maintenance team wishes you a safe and maintenance free trip.
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Driver Support Is Here To Help You!
Driver Support’s goal is to assist all our drivers with any questions or concerns regarding their career at PTL.
When you express your concerns, we follow-up with the appropriate department and give you a timely response.
We would LOVE to help you IMPROVE your Miles!
Contact Nick, Doug, Matt or Steve
at 877-343-1615 to learn more about the “Big 5”.
Nick Shell
Matt Shahan
Doug Staggs
Steve Tucker
CONGRATULATIONS TOP ACHIEVERS!
16526 Raymond Thomas - He logged 12,723 miles in August and his monthly average for the past 5 months is
10,904! Raymond thanks his fleet manager, Dale Torsak, for his help. PTL sends out our thanks for his 4 years
of service!
15161 George Brown - He is a consistent high miles driver and has very few complaints! PTL appreciates his 2
years of hard work and dedication!
16687 Awudu Amadu - He has been with us for a year and so far has averaged above 9,500 miles per month. He
knows the Big 5 and syncs up with freight patterns. Good Job!
Our Big 5 Successful Driver Tips!
1. Aim to average driving 8 hours, 45 minutes a day; not 10 or 11 hours. You have 70 hours, divided by 8 days,
which equals 8.75 or 8 hours 45 minutes to drive on the average day. If you aim to drive closer to 9 hours a day
instead of 10 or 11, that should keep you running on recaps and keep you from running out of hours or running
low on them. (If you are part of a team, make sure that both of you are not sleeping in.)
2. If your pre-trip walk-around in the morning takes less than 7 minutes, you can flag it as off duty. For your posttrip at the end of the day, the minimum is 10 to 15 minutes on duty. Please call Logs at extension 333 if you need
more details.
3. Unless it’s a firm appointment, arrive at the customer ASAP and find out in person, not over the phone or
QualComm, if you can deliver early. If the answer is no, call Driver Services for a safe and legal place to park.
4. Spend an hour or less between ETA/PTA to keep the planner’s attention.
5. For home time each month, there are two weeks which are slower for freight; our top runners go home the
weekend between those 2 weeks for 4 days. Therefore, the other 2 weeks of the month are the busiest, when our
top runners make themselves available. Our top runners also do not stay out for more than a month as this leads
to burn-out and/or pushed out ETA/PTA.
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Citations, Violations and Fines
65301 8/17/2015
PA
RESTRICTIONS ON USES OF HIGHWAYS & BRIDGES
16657 8/12/2015
MS
DISREGARD TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE
19877 8/16/2015
TX
PARKING IN A RESIDENTIAL AREA
19817 8/24/2015
CA
RESTRICTED/PROHIBITED PARKING
63826 8/7/2015
NC
LANE RESTRICTION VIOLATION
16632 8/13/2015
NC
DISREGARD OFFICIAL TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES
19772 8/11/2015
TX
RESTRICTED ROUTE
16641 8/5/2015
NM
FAILURE TO STOP FOR INSPECTION 16654 8/31/2015
CO
INATTENTIVE DRIVING
65208 8/21/2015
PA
WEIGHT RESTRICTION PARKING VIOLATION
65023 8/12/2015
OH
FOLLOWING TOO CLOSE
65330 8/9/2015
OH
SPEEDING 66/55 MPH ZONE
15161 8/27/2015
SC
FAILURE TO ENTER CMV INSPECTION/WEIGH STATION
65282 8/19/2015
VA
FOLLOWING TOO CLOSE
16526 8/4/2015
TX
RED LIGHT VIOLATION
16421 8/5/2015
TX
FAILURE TO STOP AT RED LIGHT
19855 8/5/2015
TX
FAILURE TO STOP AT RED LIGHT
19903 8/21/2015
FL
RESTRICTED PARKING - POSTED NO PARKING
19725 8/24/2015
MI
NO OPERATORS LICENSE
19610 8/17/2015
GA
TRUCK ROUTE VIOLATION
$3,433.50
638.50
561.00
485.00
238.00
238.00
206.00
161.00
150.00
150.00
130.00
113.00
100.00
91.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
$7,040.00
197848/11/2015
VA OVERWEIGHT
199078/18/2015
IL
OVERWEIGHT
651998/13/2015
IL
OVERWEIGHT
65055 8/2/2015
MO
OVERWEIGHT/EXPIRED TEMP REGISTRATION
196568/30/2015
MO OVERWEIGHT
16651 8/6/2015
MO
OVERWEIGHT
166318/19/2015
TX OVERWEIGHT
163678/12/2015
KY OVERWEIGHT
162968/24/2015
GA OVERWEIGHT
16573 8/7/2015
TX
OVERWEIGHT
639658/31/2015
MD OVERWEIGHT
649928/13/2015
VA OVERWEIGHT
197638/18/2015
MO OVERWEIGHT
166798/27/2015
MI OVERLENGTH
199488/27/2015
GA OVERWEIGHT
64413 8/2/2015
VA
OVERWEIGHT 197388/19/2015
MO OVERWEIGHT
16389 8/4/2015
MO
OVERWEIGHT
162388/11/2015
IA OVERWEIGHT
197538/21/2015
VA OVERWEIGHT
160898/13/2015
VA OVERWEIGHT
164398/26/2015
MD OVERWEIGHT
65216 8/7/2015
MD
OVERWEIGHT
196758/14/2015
LA OVERWEIGHT
$2,223.00
465.00
445.00
406.50
287.50
267.50
254.00
234.60
222.00
217.00
199.00
187.00
164.50
160.00
155.00
133.00
117.50
111.50
89.70
84.00
83.00
78.00
69.00
40.00
$6,693.30
DURING JULY WE HAD 176 PREVENTABLE ACCIDENTS/INCIDENTS
Type of Accident
%
Type of Accident
%
STRUCK STATIONARY OBJECT
19
LEFT TURN
2
BACKING/STRUCK VEHICLE
18
LANE CHANGE
2
STRUCK PARKED VEHICLE
14
RIGHT TURN
2
MISCELLANEOUS
13
CURBED RIMS/TIRES
2
DOCKING/DOORS
9
RAN OFF ROAD
2
STUCK
5
SIDESWIPE
1
BACKING/STRUCK STATIONARY OBJECT
4
REARENDED OTHER VEHICLE
1
STRUCK OVERHEAD OBJECT
3
OVERTURN
JACKKNIFE/BENT CAB EXTENDERS
2
TOTAL
58
1
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Accident Report
The following accidents and incidents resulted in a loss of $1,000 or more during
the last reporting period. All of these accidents/incidents were preventable.
COMPANY DRIVERS
19718 NAHOUM ASCAR
16207 JORDON POWELL
16103 EBONY CRANDLE
16467 GEORGE ELLIOT
15162 JAMES NORTON
16267 MICHAEL MURPHY
19841 HARRY PARKER
19625 RONALD SHEARN
16168 JAY BARICEVAC
16305 WALTER COSTILOW
16482 SHARIFF MALIK
19846 CALVIN WEBB STRUCK
16581 GENTRY WILSON
16520 DAVID NELSON
16472 STEPHEN LOGSDON
16174 ARIAN CROONE
19716 CARLOS MORALES
16379 PATRICK WILLIAMS
16089 LITIA HAND
19605 KENNETH BRADSTOCK
TRAINEES
19729 RONALD DIAZ-NERIS
16554 KHRISTYN EASON
16698 DEMETRIUS SELLERS
15973 LACY JONES
19727 JUSTINE MOSLEY
16646 MICHAEL COATES
16607 MATTHEW DAVIDSON
19823 BRANDON BOX
19783 DANIEL CASTEEL
16401 DANIEL CASTEEL
16517 SHEENA STEVENS
16553 CURTIS CANNADY
16347 KELVIN BROOKS
19687 GREGORY JONES
16289 THOMAS EVANS
19755 WILLIAM POMPEY
19877 DENZEL HENDRICKS
OWNER/OPERATORS
64326 COLE EICHINGER
63913 ROBERT HAYS
65190 SAMUEL GREEN
65265 ROWLAND RUGELEY
64350 COREY THOMAS
64971 NICHOLAS HABERSHAM
65190 SAMUEL GREEN
65136 ROBERT SWINDELL
October 2015
RAN OFF ROAD
SIDESWIPE
RIGHT TURN
DOCKING/DOORS
STATIONARY OBJECT
CURBED RIMS/TIRES
MISCELLANEOUS
RIGHT TURN
DOCKING/DOORS
STUCK
$44,511.89
35,448.45
10,000.00
7,893.57
6,556.63
6,397.10
5,058.14
4,177.63
3,121.97
2,728.03
2,158.00
1,971.86
1,832.50
1,741.10
1,521.05
1,460.00
1,239.62
1,081.92
1,073.29
1,059.79
$141,032.54
MISCELLANEOUS
LANE CHANGE
OVERTURN
MISCELLANEOUS
RAN OFF ROAD
LEFT TURN
DOCKING/DOORS
JACKKNIFE/BENT CAB EXTENDERS
$56,831.20
26,640.14
14,447.70
10,602.93
6,169.33
4,988.29
4,885.53
4,059.86
2,967.52
2,897.20
2,188.90
2,045.69
1,575.00
1,294.93
1,210.00
1,151.04
1,012.03
$144,967.29
LANE CHANGE
LANE CHANGE
59
$5,181.08
3,361.62
3,003.56
2,449.67
2,277.46
2,109.50
1,587.38
1,242.58
$21,212.85
August’s Top 200 Inter Trip Idle %
ALAN SHERMAN
DANIEL MOY
CLYDE JOHNSON
ANTHONY NEALY
JACKIE COVEY
LOYD REYNOLDS
JESUS ECHEVERRIA
JOSEPH SPIVEY
VINQWAN JOHNSON
REX BRADLEY
ANTHONY KING
LAWANNA JOHNSON
SAMMIE WOFFORD
JASON SPITZER
STEPHEN SAENZ
JONATHAN CHAPPELL
REGEIL STAPLES
ALEXANDER TURNER
RODERICK SPRINGER
DAN MATTHEWS
HENRY PAYTON
PERRY ROSS
JON ALLEY
KENNETH CLARK
JEFFREY LANDRY
MICHAEL TINSLEY
SHEROD HUDSON
SHAWN HALL
JOHN COVIN
CLARENCE BURTON
TERRENCE WILLIAMS
RICHARD MILLICAN
JACK BARBER
ALVIN GORDON
GRANT KNEPPER
DENNIS MARTIN
TIMOTHY MULLINS
LARRY HARVELL
GLENDA WILLIS
JONATHAN BRASHEAR
ROBERT LANEY
DAMARION POSEY
EDWIN OTERO-CRUZ
ALFRED FRANKLIN
WILLIE WILLIAMS
ELTON DAVY
DMITRY KOTLOVSKY
KIRK JASTER
BRIAN HAYES
RAYMOND COBURN
JAMES PALEVICH
JEFFERY ESCAMILLA
MARK WRHEL
WALTER COSTILOW
DENNIS SALISBURY
FODAY MACBAILEY
MARTIN TOLVER
WILLIAM STEFFEY
DANA JAMES
AARON KNIGHT
RANDY SPENCE
EDWIN OTERO-CRUZ
JAMES HILL
STEVEN FEINGOLD
JOE GARNER
DONALD BANDY
HENDERSON BUTLER
CARNELL FRANCOIS
JAMES REIDLING
GORDON OLSON
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.9
0.9
0.9
CHARLES VIGNOS
LESTER COBLE
STEPHEN DALEHITE
HAROLD GRIFFIN
BYRON STALLINGS
CHRISTOPHER GRIFFITH
NATHANIEL WAITERS
CHRISTOPHER STEELE
CHARLES HARRIS
TREMELL MURPHY
CEDRIC WHITE
JEREMY NEWTON
JOSEPH ALLEN
CHRISTOPHER HOOVER
ESTELLA ROBINSON
TIMOTHY JONES
ISACC TAYLOR
VICKI LOCKHART
SHANTANU AMBASTHA
ALAN SHERMAN
CHARLES OBLISK
CHRISTOPHER HUMES
THOMAS EVANS
PAUL ADAMS
MAJOR SHEFFIELD
JOSEPH WILKINS
DERRICK COLE
JUAN DE LOS REYES
TARUS HARWELL
RAYMOND THOMAS
BROOKS WARD
DELEXANDER MCDOWELL
JAY BARICEVAC
JONATHAN TYLER
EMMITT REEVES
DOMINIQUE TROUTMAN
MICHAEL PANNO
DARREN FOSTER
ALEXANDER WELLS
WILLIAM POMPEY
DAVID CUMMINGS
HARRY FINDLEY
JOSHUA DARBON
BRANDON MARKHAM
CHARLES SMITH
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY
JAMES TUTTLE
BRENDA KOCH
CODY FRAZIER
CHARLES HALL
BRYAN LYNN
NATHAN ANDERSON
CLIFFORD HOLMES
JOSEPH DOZIER
DIVANTE HANSON
MATTHEW MANSFIELD
JOHNNY HARP
CURTIS JOHNSON
JUSTIN MARTIN
RUSSELL BASSETT
ROBERT FERGUSON
CEASAR WATKINS
MUHAMMAD RUFAI
WILLIAM JOHNSON
MICHAEL NICHOLS
JOE ALBRECHT
CASSANDRA DENNIS
JARVIS POPLAR
RANDALL MORGAN
NORMAN PATTERSON
60
0.9
0.9
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.1
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.4
1.4
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.6
1.6
1.6
1.7
1.7
1.7
1.8
1.8
1.8
1.8
1.8
1.8
1.9
1.9
1.9
1.9
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.1
2.1
2.1
2.2
2.2
2.2
2.2
2.2
2.3
2.3
2.3
2.3
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.7
2.7
MAME THIAM
DOMINQUE KING
KENNETH MORRIS
DENNIS BOYD
LENA WILLIAMS
CECIL LLOYD
PRESTON BURNETT
RHONDA GATES
ALFREDO ALVES
VINQWAN JOHNSON
PATRICK WILLIAMS
MICHAEL CALIENDO
JAMES PARRISH
KIMBERLY STACY
EARNEST WILSON
JEFFREY WILKINS
LENARD WARE
DERRICK JENNINGS
ZACHARIAH SCOPEL
JAMES ELIASON
MICHAEL DEAN
JOSE JIMENEZ
LARRY BURGESS
RICK STARKS
MIKEL PARKER
JEROME CARTER
JIM FLEEMAN
JULIANNA FLEEMAN
RICHARD PIETRZYK
JOSEPH VESPA
TIMOTHY MCELFRESH
SORTERRIO POPE
DONALD WARD
ROBERT DAVIS
AUBURN HEGGER
MICHAEL SCALES
TERRY CHARLES
JAYDEE HUGHES
CHICO GROSS
KRIS KELLEY
JIMMY BOND
CHARLES LEA
LARRY CARY
DERRICK BERRY
JESS REED
KWAME KYEI
DEONTREY THOMAS
JOHNNY WHITE
SHIMONE GRAVES
TOM ASSI
KRISTEN FREDLINE
SHELLY GALLOWAY
LORI CASTO
WILLIAM SYKES
DARRELL WILLIAMS
KTIN KTIN
ANTONIO TODD
CHALON MOSBY
DARYL LARRAMORE
CORNELIUS DERRICK
RALPH STAHR
WILLIAM SMITH
RAYMOND BENNETT
WILLIAM FORD
IRVIN CADY
DANA MORRISON
KEITH MCKENNEY
MICHAEL COLLIE
JOHN THOMPKINS
2.7
2.7
2.7
2.8
2.8
2.9
2.9
2.9
2.9
3.0
3.0
3.1
3.1
3.1
3.2
3.2
3.3
3.3
3.3
3.3
3.3
3.3
3.3
3.3
3.3
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.6
3.6
3.7
3.7
3.7
3.7
3.7
3.8
3.8
3.8
3.8
3.8
3.9
3.9
3.9
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.1
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
October 2015
Unpaid Out-of-Route Miles %
TIMOTHY WALKER
NEIL BENNETT
WILLIAM FORD
LOYD REYNOLDS
KEVIN BEEBE
ANTHONY NEALY
CHRISTOPHER TELLES
JAMES RUDOLPH
PAUL JUAREZ
RAYMOND THOMAS
JIM FLEEMAN
JULIANNA FLEEMAN
NATHAN ANDERSON
DEZARAE BOWYER
BRIAN GUY
TERMAINE ROBERTS
JOHN ESTES
KEVIN KIM
MATTHEW CALDWELL
RUSTIN REED
JACOB RODRIGUEZ
MARK DOUGLAS
DENNIS BOYD
EDWARD BREWER
DEREK TABNER
LENA WILLIAMS
BILL CROUSE
MICHAEL MYRTLE
JEREMY SMITH
ORDIE CONRAD
ALFRED FRANKLIN
BRANDON MARKHAM
SCOTT SCHMUCKER
KENNETH MAXWELL
SAMMIE WOFFORD
RODRIGUEZ EMORY
LARRY HARVELL
SAMUEL KERN
JEFFREY LANDRY
JAMES WHEELER
ALVIN WOOSTER
BILL BAILEY
TYRELL DAVIS
LOU DENMAN
MECHELLE EATON
AUBREY HAYDEN
CHARLES SMITH
WILLIE THOMPSON
TOMMIE CURTIS
GORDON FRASER
STERLING GUY
BRIAN HAYES
JOHN WHEELER
ALEX COX
CLYDE JOHNSON
NORMAN PATTERSON
ROGER SANDERS
ROBERT SKILES
RODNEY STINSON
LESLIE TYSON
GARETH WALKER
KEITH WILLIS
RICHARD ADAMS
STEPHEN BLACKWELL
REYNALDO CARRIZALES
WILBERT DAVIS
ROY JOHNSON
NOE LOPEZ
MICHAEL SCALES
BRIAN WOODS
October 2015
-2.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.8
1.9
2.0
2.3
2.4
2.4
2.5
2.5
2.6
2.6
2.6
2.6
2.7
2.7
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.9
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.1
3.1
3.1
3.2
3.2
3.2
3.2
3.3
3.3
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.6
3.6
3.6
3.6
3.6
3.7
3.7
3.7
3.7
3.7
3.7
3.7
3.7
3.7
3.8
3.8
3.8
3.8
3.8
3.8
3.8
3.8
LORI CASTO
SHELLY GALLOWAY
YANCY GUIDRY
DANA MORRISON
ZACHARIAH SCOPEL
CURTIS BLAKLEY
CASSANDRA DENNIS
CHARLES HALL
JOHN HOLT
KIRK JASTER
DANA LESLIE
STEVEN MASON
JOSEPH MASTEN
DARICK MAYERS
ROBERT REESER
DAVID SHINABERY
JAMAAR SMITH
ANGELA WOOD
ACHSAH COLE
KEITH COLE
NELSON IMHOFF
ROBRIGUEZ MCCLURE
JAMES SHERRARD
DALLAS COLEMAN
STEVEN CRAIG
JOHNNY HARP
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY
VICENZZO SALDANA
WILLIAM STEFFEY
ROBERT WHITE
PATRICK WILLIAMS
LUCY WOLFE
SYLVESTER BLACKWELL
KEITH BOATMAN
SENTRELL COLEY
RILWAN GODMAN
STEPHAN JEFSON
KIAN JONES
NAPOLEON KELLY
LAWRENCE KRAZIT
BRET RHIND
DEQUAN RIDDICK
MUHAMMAD RUFAI
STANLEY BENAC
DWAYNE CHAPMAN
DANIEL HALL
JACOB HANNIBAL
JOHNNIE JOHNSON
ARIANNA MCGILL
GEORGE OUTLAW
DAVID SCHULTZ
CORDEL STEWART
WALTER STEVENS
SCOTT VINCENT
PHILLIP WHITE
SCOTT WITHERSPOON
LEE ALVERSON
DEQUAN ANTHONY
TERENCE HAYNES
SHAY HOUSTON
STEPHEN LOGSDON
KYLE LONG
WILLIAM MACKLIN
RON SANDERS
ERIC SINGLETON
JONATHAN ADAMS
JUAN CASTRO
ALFUNCO FRANKLIN
SCOTTY GARDNER
DERRICK JENNINGS
61
3.9
3.9
3.9
3.9
3.9
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.6
4.6
4.6
4.6
4.6
August’s 200
Best Drivers
DARYL LARRAMORE
CHALON MOSBY
GERALD PORSCHAKIN
JEFFREY WHITWORTH
ANTHONY ANDERSON
ROY COLLIER
DAVID CRIGGER
DAVID ELFERS
JACOB GUIDRY
MICHAEL HALE
KELBY JONES
EDWARD MORALES
TONEY RODGERS
WALTER WESTBROOK
CYNTHIA BEASLEY
JOHN BEASLEY
PAMELA BOBO
ABDUR-RAHM BOWERS-SHAAKIR
ANTHONY CONDER
ALBERT COLLIER
HOPE COOPER
SHANDELL COOPER
KAWASKI DICKERSON
JANICE HARRIS
LEON HARRIS
JOHN HAYS
JESSIE HICKS
DAVID HONEYCUTT
JOSHUA HUFF
COREY LEAKES
CHARLES OBLISK
BILLY PETTICE
JAMES RAINWATER
CHARLES SEGUIN
KIMBERLY STACY
REGEIL STAPLES
MICHAEL SUGGS
GREGORY WADE
TIMOTHY BRADLEY
JOSHUA BRADY
ROBERT BROWN
ROGELIO CABRERA
KENISHA COAD
JOSEPH DARBY
HAROLD GRIFFIN
MARIA TURNER
TIMOTHY HOLLAND
MATTHEW LANGLEY
RICKY LEE
IVAN OLENICK
ALAN ROBINSON
BILLY SMITH
DANIEL SNEED
JAMES TUTTLE
DAVID WRIGHT
ELDON ALEXANDER
RANDALL ANDERSON
MICHAEL BURCHAM
KEVIN CRAWFORD
BENNIE FITCH
CHICO GROSS
JAYDEE HUGHES
DAN MATTHEWS
JAMES PALEVICH
TONY RABY
TIMOTHY ROBINSON
4.6
4.6
4.6
4.6
4.7
4.7
4.7
4.7
4.7
4.7
4.7
4.7
4.7
4.7
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
From the road . . .
Santiago Trevino took
advantage of Love’s free tire check
Kevin Bell was looking good in Cali!
Joey Elson had no trouble with this tight spot!
Jason Abel highly recommends the I-70 Diner
Jeremy Ward and Arnold Lamotte
took their break together at a
Love’s in KY
Trainee Tommy Taylor aced this tough spot under
the guidance of Trainer Robert Jason White
62
October 2015
From the road . . .
Greetings from David Crigger!
Santiago Trevino and Jason Abel
Salina KS
Team Cooper
Flat Stanley is on the
road with Martin Tolver
Thomas Doney
We are always happy to get pictures from you! Send us pictures of you, your truck, family, pets
and life on the road. Please don’t take pictures while you are driving, be safe! Send your pictures to
[email protected]. Thank you for all you do! – Jane Farley, Fine Line Editor, Ext. 462
October 2015
63
PRSRT STD
US POSTAGE
PAID
MURRAY, KY
PERMIT NO. 2
The trucking industry is the lifeblood of the U.S. economy. Nearly 70% of all the freight tonnage moved in the U.S. goes on
trucks. Without the industry and our truck drivers, the economy would come to a standstill. To move 9.2 billion tons of freight
annually requires nearly 3 million heavy-duty Class 8 trucks and over 3 million truck drivers. Simply – without trucks, America stops.
Paschall Truck Lines is proud to rank among the nation’s top 100 trucking companies and to play a significant role in the
economy of our area and our nation. The men and women who drive trucks are the unsung heroes of the American highway and our
economy depends on trucks. Professional truck drivers who serve this nation, are among the safest of all drivers, and are dedicated
to safety on our highways and in our workplaces, to the industry they work in, and to the citizens of the United States of America.
PASCHALL TRUCK LINES
SALUTES AMERICA’S
TRUCK DRIVERS!
Driver Trainers
Reynaldo Carrizales and Cody Frazier

Murray Driver Appreciation - Paschall Truck Lines, Inc.

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