Nick Scanlon, Jared Nolan and Clifford Holmes Trainer Leland

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August 2015 • VOL 24 • NO 7
Nick Scanlon, Jared Nolan and Clifford Holmes
Trainer Leland Baker, right,
with Trainee Robert Bass.
David Chapa
Jason Beal
James Kilmartin, center, on the backing
range in Murray with recent P2 upgrades,
Alan Sherrill and Termaine Roberts
DRIVER APPRECIATION 2015
September 14 - 18
MURRAY • WEST MEMPHIS • INDY
EL PASO • LAREDO • BROWNSVILLE
Join us for lunch each day!
DAILY PRIZE GIVEAWAYS ON SOCIAL MEDIA
2014
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August 2015
June Safe Driving Awards
Congratulations! Job well done!
1,800,000 SAFE MILES
JUAN CASTRO
900,000 SAFE MILES
JAMES LLOYD
700,000 SAFE MILES
NORRIS SMITH
RODERICK SPRINGER
600,000 SAFE MILES
BRIAN HAYES
500,000 SAFE MILES
ASTON ADAMS
DARRYL CARR
WALTER COSTILOW
VICKI LOCKHART
DENNIS MARTIN
EMMIT REEVES
VERA WILSON
400,000 SAFE MILES
MERRILL LIVINGSTON
BERNARD MULLAN
300,000 SAFE MILES
ZACHARY HARRIS
NICHOLAS HITE
KENNETH MAXWELL
200,000 SAFE MILES
DANIEL BRAZIEL
RICHARD DUNN
GARRY FEIMSTER
DAVID NELSON
MICHAEL PANNO
EDNA PRUDE
JAMES SCOTT
JOHN THOMPKINS
August 2015
100,000 SAFE MILES
JOE ALBRECHT
CHARLES BARKLEY
WEUSI BATCHELOR
JOHNATHAN BENNETT
JEFFREY BROWN
BOBBY BURDETTE
CLARENCE BURTON
MICHAEL CALHOUN
REYNALDO CARRIZALES
JEROME CARTER
HORACE CROMWELL
MICHAEL DEAN
ALLEN DOOLEY
DARNELL DRUMMONG
DAVID ELFERS
ERIC FIFIE
RICHARD FOWLER
CODY FRAZIER
KENNETH FROGGE
NATHAN GOODMAN
ALVIN GORDON
ROBERT GUMTOW
SHAUN HOPKINS
JOSHUA HORTON
CODY HOWLAND
ERIC JACKSON
LEWIS JACOBS
MICHAEL JOSEPH
ROBERT KORSMEYER
DMITRY KOTLOVSKY
CHARLES MADDEN
JOSEPH MATTHEWS
KENNETH MOORE
TIMOTHY MORRIS
DAMIEN NZOLA-BANGUDI
JASON RULO
NICHOLAS SCANLON
CHARLIE SCOTT
MIKAL SHAFFER
STACEY SIMMONS
ALBERT SPICER
BRETT TRIGG
EARNEST WILSON
OMAR WILLIAMS
TERRENCE WILLIAMS
JOE WRIGHT
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Jamie Haley
Fleet Manager
Daniel Sanders
800,000 Safe Miles
Roderick Springer
700,000 Safe Miles
Jim Lloyd
900,000 Safe Miles
JD Dodson
Fleet Director
Remah Lee
Fleet Manager
Safe Driving Awards
Anthony Conder
600,000 Safe Miles
Keshea Wadkins
Fleet Manager
Lawrence Moore
200,000 Safe Miles
Les Jarrell
West Memphis Ops.
Curtis Drudge
400,000 Safe Miles
Kenneth Maxwell
300,000 Safe Miles
Christopher Peck
200,000 Safe Miles
Amber Litchfield
Fleet Manager
Joyce Barnea
Fleet Manager
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Russell Usher
Owner Operator Div.
Bubba Billingsley
West Memphis Ops.
Tim Bradley
300,000 Safe Miles
August 2015
Safe Driving Awards
Randy Brumlow
100,000 Safe Miles
Wade Grossman
Fleet Manager
Jason Rulo
100,000 Safe Miles
August 2015
Remah Lee
Fleet Manager
Ricky Canaday
100,000 Safe Miles
Bubba Billingsley
West Memphis Ops.
Jason Beal
100,000 Safe Miles
Charles Barkley
100,000 Safe Miles
Melinda Knuckles
Fleet Manager
Joseph Matthews
100,000 Safe Miles
Julie Kuhn
Fleet Manager
Ed York
Fleet Manager
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Haul of Fame
NORMAN SELLERS IN 19705
We got a call from the manager of a Pilot in Knoxville.
Norman found a substantial amount of money in
the men’s room and turned it in to the manager. We
salute you Norman! Not many people have that kind of
integrity, thanks for paying it forward. Meryl Williams,
Fleet Efficiency.
JUNE 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
ORDIE CONRAD
AND JAMES AUBREY IN 16418
Ordie and James ran over to a truck stop and moved a
truck for us before it got towed. The driver had left town
and the truck stop decided to do some construction and
were going to tow our equipment. Ordie and James met
the drivers’ sister, got the keys and moved the truck to
another parking spot. Thanks guys! You saved everyone
a lot of trouble and money! Ed York, Fleet Efficiency.
Fleet Manager Monica Glasco
CJ Ray
Jason Compton
CJ Ray
Monica Glasco
Oscar Reyes
CJ Ray
Monica Glasco
Jason Compton
CJ Ray
Monica Glasco
Jason Compton
Totals
852,372
770,426
430,383
5.10%
5.30%
6.20%
6.93%
6.74%
6.42%
7.20%
7.40%
9.20%
KEITH AND ACHSAH COLE • 19647
JUNE COMPANY DRIVERS
OF THE MONTH
MARVIN KENNEDY
AND DARIUS ABRAHAM IN 16465
These drivers recovered a hot load and made it to
delivery with an hour to spare! Thanks! Neil Eastham,
Fleet Efficiency.
Congratulations Keith and Achsah! Your hard
work and strong work ethic has paid off. You are
among our top performers!
Both Keith and Achsah are always willing to help
out where they can and always do a good job. I’ve been
fortunate to work with them both for a while now and
believe that we have a very good work relationship.
Thank you both for everything that you do for PTL.
Keep up the good work and ride safe out there!
Dale Torsak, Fleet Manager
MARCY WEAVER AND ROBERT NEILSON IN 19795
Marcy and Robert recovered a load from another truck
that could not make delivery. They ran to Minnesota to
deliver on time. Thanks from our customer and PTL!
Ed York, Fleet Efficiency.
OTIS WASHINGTON
AND NICHOLAS HUBERT IN 19782
These drivers did a great job recovering a hot load.
Thanks for your hard work! Monica Glasco, Fleet
Efficiency.
STEVEN MCGAUGHEY IN 16390
A special thanks to this driver for helping us move empty
trailers during evening hours before the customer’s
month end push. This is one of our most important
shippers in that area and Steven was extremely helpful
in meeting their trailer requirements. Thank you
Steven! Georgie Peterson, Customer Service.
Keith and Achsah Cole and their sweet new ride!
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Haul of Fame
SHELLY GALLOWAY AND LORI CASTO IN 19800
These ladies recovered a load from a driver in Texas and
ran straight through to deliver in PA/NJ on time! Our
customer was very glad to get the product! Thanks for
the effort helping get this load out of trouble! Ed York,
Fleet Efficiency.
PATRICK KENNEDY IN 19756
Patrick has been with PTL for two years and to my
knowledge, he holds the record for solo miles in a
month – 15,601 in June! Patrick was driver of the month
for May. He is extremely grateful for his fleet manager,
Wade Grossman and says “He and I are a perfect match.
Wade always takes care of me. I plan on taking my
vacation when he takes his just so I don’t have to work a
day without him!” Nick Shell, Driver Support.
Wade Grossman
Fleet Manager
Michael Panno
200,000 Safe Miles
TRAINER REGEIL STAPLES IN 16518
While on home time for July 4th, Regeil took time in
the Georgia area and loaded and dropped loads for us
so other drivers could keep running for the weekend.
Regeil is always willing to take the extra step and does
a great job training new drivers. Neil Eastham, Fleet
Efficiency.
EDWIN OTERO-CRUZ IN 16087
Special thanks to this driver for his patience and
determination the day before 4th of July. He hung
in there with us while we found him an empty trailer
and then he hustled down to load it. Because he kept
in touch and kept moving, the shipper was willing to
wait for him later than normal. Great job, Ed! Georgie
Peterson, Customer Service.
MICHAEL BOGGS IN 65194
Got a call from a good customer in Bogalusa LA praising
Michael for taking the time to fix some of our trailers
that had been rejected due to stuck tandems. Michael
fixed the trailers that were incorrectly set up and got
them back in service. Our customer said he wishes all
drivers were as efficient and professional as Michael.
Thanks Michael! We appreciate it! Pam Bennett,
Franklin Operations.
August 2015
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Tyler Sheridan
Fleet Manager
Ed Brewer
100,000 Safe Miles
Nathan Goodman
100,000 Safe Miles
Doug McGregor
Fleet DirectorOps.
Haul of Fame
JAMES HILL IN 16302
James’ previous monthly average was 9,690. I showed
him how to improve by only putting 30 minutes
between his eta/pta and don't ask permission ahead of
time to deliver early. James then got 10,030 in May and
10,724 in June; his new average is 10,377. He is now
consistently averaging more than 10,000 miles per
month. Nick Shell, Driver Support.
JERRY WAITERS • 16528
JUNE TRAINER OF THE MONTH
Jerry is one of my best trainers, he has trained 50
people so far. He is one of about five trainers that I go
to for advice on making the training program better.
I often talk about my “core” team of trainers and he is
not only a part of that team but one of the leaders of it.
He knows what the job is, will do whatever it takes to
get the job done and will take the time to talk to other
drivers and give advice. I often refer new trainers to
him to get advice on how to train. Jerry and people
like him are a key part of our success as a company in
the past, present and future. I hope to work with him
for many years to come. Congratulations and thank
you for being part of our team. - Kevin Fox
ALEXANDER TURNER IN 16563
I want to send a very BIG THANK YOU to Alex. He
was willing to stop in Nashville and give up a load to a
driver needing to get home immediately for a funeral.
Thanks for all of your help Alex! Tona Massengale,
Fleet Efficiency.
DANIEL KIRTLEY IN 16549
Called Driver Support and put his new P1 Joshua
Claxton on the phone, to be introduced to the Big 5
before Driver Support even had a chance to call him first.
This tells me that Daniel seriously cares about helping
his trainees to become successful. Unsurprisingly,
Daniel’s own trainer, Kenneth Maxwell, did the same
thing for him on February 3rd. Nick Shell, Driver
Support.
BILLY TAYLOR IN 19651
On June 18th a message was sent out to watch for a
missing trailer. Driver Billy Taylor located it in a
DOT weigh station and called it in and we were able
to recover the trailer. Thanks Billy, we appreciate you
keeping an eye out! Ed York, Fleet Manager.
Jerry Waiters, left, with trainee Rahim Foreman
Jerry takes his position as a PTL trainer very
seriously. He is a consistent trainer and takes pride
in his job and teaching all of his students. Jerry is the
type of trainer who cares for every student he has
trained and is always asking me how his previous
students are doing. I am very happy that Jerry is one
of our best trainers as well as a role model to our new
hires here at PTL. Congrats Jerry on being trainer of
the month! - Spencer Baldwin
What can I say about Jerry? Organized, devoted,
motivated, passionate, willing, great sesnse of humor,
knows when to be serious, straight to the point. I
could go on and on about Jerry and the way he trains
new drivers that are wanting to work. If I had the
chance to be trained by anyone, I would choose Jerry.
Thank you for all you do! - Eric Hicks
MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION
AUTHORITY POLICE
Shelly Galloway and Lori Casto in 19800 were stuck at
a closed road for several hours when trying to pick up a
trailer. They were told they would just have to wait and
it turned into several hours of waiting. Officer S. Long
checked on them and when she realized how long they
had been there, offered to escort them to their destination,
making sure they could get the truck in and out and
checking to see where our trailer was for pickup. Too often
we only hear the bad news regarding law enforcement.
This team just wanted to let everyone know that they
appreciated Officer Long helping them out.
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August 2015
July 4th
We had a cook out on July 4th in Murray and a good time was had by all!
David Stroup and Jeremy Hanks
biked over from the garage to join us!
August 2015
Clinton Hurley
“Explorer”
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Robert Bullock
“Legend”
COMDATA ComCheks
Adam Holshouser
Controller
COMPANY DRIVERS:
HOW TO GET CASH OFF OF YOUR
COMDATA EXPENSE OR PAYROLL CARD
1. Driver calls 800-741-6060 to register the check.
This is the number on the back of your Comdata
card.
2. Fill out the check with:
• Your name
• The date
• The amount, written out and number
• Company
• Your Comdata Card Number
• Your phone number
• Your CDL State and ID Number
12345678910
Bob Driver
4-2-14
75.00
Seventy-Five and 00/100
Paschall Truck Lines
Card Number - Expense or Payroll 555-555-5555
KY
H55-5555
3. Employee at truck stop/bank calls number on front of check to get authorization number.
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August 2015
COMDATA Cards
Adam Holshouser
Controller
KNOW THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF CARDS
COMPANY DRIVER CARDS
OWNER OPERATOR CARDS
123 456 7890
123 456 7890
PTL OO SETTLEMENT
Your paycheck will be loaded on this card.
PTL PR SETTLEMENT
Your paycheck will be loaded on this card.
123 456 7890
123 456 7890
PTL EXPENSES
Money for items that you are being
reimbursed for will be loaded on this card.
OWNER OPERATOR DIV.
This card is for fuel, DEF, oil and additives only.
View our videos on YouTube.
Be sure you visit our OFFICIAL Facebook
page, the one with our logo.
123 456 7890
COMPANY DRIVER
This card is for fuel, oil and additives only.
August 2015
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Employee Stock Ownership Plan (“ESOP”)
FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF COMPANY STOCK PRICE ON JUNE 18th
In one of the prior issues of the Fine Line Newsletter we shared a bit of information as to how the value of the Company
stock is determined. On Thursday, June 18, 2015, the per share value announcement for the plan year end 12/31/2014 was
made to the employees of Paschall Truck Lines as well as a brief reminder as to how and when the ESOP was put into place.
On September 26, 2013, Paschall Truck Lines redeemed all its outstanding shares of stock from its sole shareholder,
Tony Waller.
• The company established the Paschall Truck Lines, Inc. Employee Stock Ownership Trust (ESOP Trust), a retirement
plan authorized by the Employee Retirement Security Act (ERISA) of 1974.
• The ESOP Trust purchased all of the stock (1,000,000 shares) of Paschall Truck Lines, Inc. for $2,000,000.
• Share value as of September 26, 2013: $2.00 per share.
• Share value as of December 31, 2013: $10.40 per share.
• As a result of everyone’s hard work and dedication, Paschall Truck Lines had one of its best years ever in 2014. We are
pleased to announce that the share value as of December 31, 2014 is $30.00 per share.
Remember, as a 100% ESOP Owned S Corporation, the Trust is a tax-exempt entity so when the Company is profitable,
those taxes that would typically have to be paid are now tax deferred and can stay in the company to build up cash/investments,
reinvest in the business, pay down debt, etc… which all add to value. 2014 was an exceptional year and not only were typical
profits attributable to the bottom line but also were the tax savings!
Also note that at the end of the presentation there was a reminder to all of the following:
• The ESOP Plan is meant to supplement your retirement. While the Plan has potential for large balances to accumulate
over time, PTL makes no guarantees about what the future value of your ESOP Account might be.
• Remember, PTL also offers a 401(k) Plan. We encourage you to take full advantage of the 401(k) Plan to help supplement
your retirement.
• You can log onto esopconnection.com/ptlinc to view your account balance and more information about the ESOP. It’s also
a great resource if you have questions about the terminology used on your ESOP Statement of Accounts. Just enter your
First Name and Last Name. Your password is your social security number until you change it.
• Please fill out your Beneficiary Designation Form. The form may be found at esopconnection.com/ptlinc and can be filled
out online, or printed out and returned to Russell Long.
• Any questions about our ESOP plan may be directed to Russell Long, Director of Human Resources: [email protected]
or 270-753-1717 x 316.
WHAT MIGHT THIS MEAN TO A MIDDLE AGED EMPLOYEE WHO WILL RETIRE IN 26 YEARS?
• John was 38 years old when
the PTL ESOP plan was
established in September of
2013.
• John believes that the stock
value will rise quickly over the
next couple of years and then
settle into an annual growth
rate of about 5% per year.
• He plans to retire in 2041
after his 65th birthday.
• His average pay is assumed
to be $30,000/year.
• What can John expect his
ESOP account balance to be
when he is ready to retire?
Note: John does not have a crystal ball. The Company makes no representations as to whether John’s views about the
growth rate in the stock value are accurate.
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August 2015
Employee Stock Ownership Plan (“ESOP”)
WELCOME TO YOUR ESOPCONNECTION WEBSITE
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
The URL to access this site is:
https://www.esopconnection.com/ptlinc.
Initially, you will log in with your first name, last
name, and then your Social Security Number (SSN)
as the password. You will then be prompted to change
your password for security purposes. You will also be
prompted to consent to Electronic Distribution of
documents.
Once logged in, you will see 7 Blue Tabs, labeled:
Home, Your ESOP Account, About You, CEO’s Corner,
Plan Documents, FAQs and Logout
1. Home – From the home page you can view at a
glance your account balance, and access your Certificate
on file for the latest plan year. You will also be able to do
click on Links to access the following information:
2. Your ESOP Account – On this tab, you can view
your statement information and access your Certificate in PDF format.
About You – On this tab, you can view your personal information and make changes as necessary. You can also fill out and
submit your Beneficiary Form. This tab is where you will edit your email address, home address, and password to the site.
CEO’s Corner – On this tab, you will read a personal letter from your CEO, as well as see the history of your company’s
stock performance, if applicable. You will also find ESOP learning tools here, such as an ESOP Quiz and a Crossword
Puzzle.
Plan Documents – On this tab, you can access your Summary Plan Description, Summary of Annual Reports, and other
documents your company may post here. You can also submit any questions you may have.
FAQs – On this tab, you have access to your Frequently Asked Questions and Key Provisions of the ESOP.
Logout – to end your session, please click on this Tab.
Vested Balance:
Two Years’ Service = 40% Vesting
Vested Balance = $1,964.23
Note: At the end of 2017 this
employee will be 100% vested.
August 2015
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Fuel Efficiency
Steve Ingersoll
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CONTACT
US AT (800) 626-3374 EXT 712, 714 OR 272.
Mason Lusk
Congratulations to our Fuel Bonus Recipients! 366 of you received a fuel bonus
for a total of $116,507.60! Thanks to your attention to detail and all the little
things you are doing, our fleet mpg continues to improve!
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 Recipients
ALFRED FRANKLIN
JOHNNY HARP
MIKAL SHAFFER
JACKIE COVEY
CASIMIERMITCHELL
DANIELSANDERS
SUARAWU AMUDA
RHONDA GATES
JAMES MCCLINNHAM
KENNETH WAYLAND
HENDERSON BUTLER
ROFFIE GARDNER
ROBERT DYSARCZYK
ANTHONY NEALY
BILLY TAYLOR
STEVEN MATHEW
DANIEL PARKS
ALA ALI
$749.82
$708.48
$704.02
$673.66
$667.26
$658.70
$649.64
$642.74
$641.36
$639.42
$638.84
$624.40
$615.12
$614.92
$614.40
$612.72
$610.64
$610.18
2nd Quarter 2015
TERENCE HAYNES
MIKEY KEYSE
RONALD SHEARN
HAROLD GRIFFIN
HAROLD DOUGHERTY
ACHSAH COLE
KEITH COLE
LISA MURRAY
JAMES BALLARD
JIMMY BOND
STEVE MARQUEZ
ORION BRIGGS
ELTON DAVY
DOLLINE BANKS
PAUL BURGETT
TONY RABY
MICHAEL LEECH
ANTHONY CONDER
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$609.14
$608.72
$607.42
$604.94
$604.06
$603.12
$603.12
$602.36
$600.40
$600.30
$596.92
$596.60
$594.78
$593.22
$588.78
$587.76
$587.20
$582.38
BYRON STALLINGS
JUSTIN WYMAN
ALAN DAVIS
KEVIN SANDERS
CLARENCE HALL
KENNETH MORRIS
BRANDON GOLDEN
SANTIAGO TREVINO
DAVID LOPER
SYLVESTER LEE
ALVIN GORDON
MICHAEL AYERS
JASON MILLER
GREGORY JONES
DOMINQUE KING
MICHAEL POWELL
DANIEL SNEED
HARRY SUNDBERG
$579.32
$579.06
$578.62
$573.36
$573.34
$573.34
$568.76
$565.60
$562.22
$562.12
$549.12
$548.84
$547.90
$547.56
$547.18
$546.36
$546.26
$545.68
August 2015
BRYAN LYNN
LOYD REYNOLDS
REYNALDO CARRIZALES
CLINTON HURLEY
WILLIE WOODBURY
ROSE EHNIE
DARWIN BECKER
STEPHEN BLACKWELL
HENRY PAYTON
PATRICK WHITE
WILLIAM FORD
CHRISTOPHER MORRIS
DUSTIN GREENE
JAMES PHILLIPS
DOUGLAS FISHER
BARBARA LAPOINT
WILLIAM LAPOINT
DANIEL MOY
SARA HASKINS
VERONICA STEELE
RAYMOND COBURN
PERRY ROSS
DARRELL WEBB
JAMES MCCOY
IRVIN CADY
JOEY ELSTON
MARZELLE TRUSSELL
LEON COYNER
RANDALL SCHARMEN
DARREN FOSTER
NICHOLAS SCANLON
WILLIAM O’CONNOR
ZAVIUS GARLAND
EARNEST WILSON
LORI CASTO
SHELLY GALLOWAY
WILLIAM KURTH
TIMOTHY JONES
MARCIA WATSON
BRIAN BAKER
LIONELL LOGAN
ARIUS TRASK
STACEY SIMMONS
MARIO HAWKINS
WILLIE WILLIAMS
DARREL POPE
BRETT ADDISON
ANTHONY FOY
ROBERT PINKELTON
TIMOTHY HOLLAND
JON MILLER
ANDREW GERBEN
August 2015
$545.34
$545.26
$543.36
$540.00
$537.88
$537.76
$533.78
$533.42
$531.78
$530.50
$525.44
$525.38
$524.10
$523.54
$523.36
$520.04
$520.04
$519.94
$519.42
$519.42
$516.20
$515.42
$515.26
$510.90
$508.62
$506.52
$506.52
$506.10
$505.82
$505.20
$499.56
$497.18
$496.86
$496.54
$495.84
$495.84
$486.14
$484.90
$484.54
$482.26
$482.18
$481.32
$477.18
$472.74
$460.54
$456.12
$454.48
$442.10
$440.02
$438.50
$429.96
$428.72
DARRYL BENSON
ANDREW CLARK
STEPHEN SIMS
AARON AUBREY
BRIAN FEELEY
PATRICK KENNEDY
RANDELL PAULSON
FONZIE WEISS
WILLIAM STEFFEY
BRIAN SMITH
JEFFREY HALL
NICHOLAS HITE
CHARLES ZEIGLER
JASON ABEL
ANGELA WOOD
BRIAN STONE
EDWIN JONES
JOSEPH SPIVEY
GEORGE BROWN
CONNIE HAMILTON
KIRK JASTER
JOHN BEAVER
NATHAN BRICE-COULTER
VERA WILSON
CHARLES VIGNOS
JOSEPH WILKINS
GERALD PORSCHAKIN
BEVERLY YOUNG
DAVID HONEYCUTT
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY
CHARLES PYLE
JUAN DE LOS REYES
CLYDE JOHNSON
ANDRECO REID
JEREMY NEWTON
CHARLES HARRIS
LAWANNA JOHNSON
RANDY DILL
MARCUS HAYES
KTIN KTIN
MICHAEL CALHOUN
RAYMOND THOMAS
DAVID MASS
KRIS KELLEY
MIKEL PARKER
ROBERT NIELSON
MARCY WEAVER
KARL CLAGGETT
NORMAN PATTERSON
BOBBY TERRY
KIMBERLY STACY
CHARLES BONSON
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2nd Quarter 2015
$424.22
$422.18
$421.94
$419.18
$412.06
$407.86
$404.76
$403.28
$385.44
$377.88
$367.22
$357.93
$350.16
$349.94
$347.72
$347.66
$336.33
$330.32
$328.33
$318.17
$317.26
$316.41
$314.43
$313.72
$313.47
$311.83
$310.89
$310.80
$303.80
$302.42
$302.24
$299.41
$298.28
$297.93
$297.88
$297.67
$297.08
$297.04
$296.62
$296.60
$296.48
$294.20
$293.79
$293.13
$293.07
$292.23
$292.23
$291.95
$291.14
$291.07
$290.94
$290.69
MARIA TURNER
DENNIS MARTIN
JULIO ALVAREZ-ESTERO
GORDON OLSON
JEREMY WARD
JAMES HILL
REGEIL STAPLES
AUTUMN PATTERSON
DOUGLAS APATO
CHARLES BARKLEY
DAVID THOMPSON
AUBREY HAYDEN
GLENDA WILLIS
RALPH STAHR
BRANDON MARKHAM
CORDEL STEWART
CLIFFORD HOLMES
JEFFERY ESCAMILLA
SCOTT VINCENT
DOMINIQUE TROUTMAN
JEFFREY BROWN
LABRIAN JOHNSON
CLARENCE BURTON
LESLIE TYSON
BRIAN HAYES
JAMES PALEVICH
CHARLES SMITH
DERRICK BERRY
JOSHUA DARBON
FLOYD WALLIN
DAVID CHAPMAN
DAVID PERRY
WILLIAM BERRY
STEPHEN SAENZ
RICHARD HOLT
WILLIAM JOHNSON
BOBBY MIDDLEBROOK
GRANT KNEPPER
NATHAN ANDERSON
DOUGLAS KIPP
MARTIN TOLVER
CLARA HILL
WILLIAM HARGROVE
RODERICK SPRINGER
MICHAEL CRANE
BRET RHIND
EDWARD CAMPBELL
KENNETH ENSTROM
LLOYD POWELL
LARRY HALLIBURTON
JORELL PARNELL
CODY FRAZIER
$290.17
$290.11
$288.95
$287.34
$287.15
$286.61
$286.43
$286.29
$285.76
$283.40
$280.98
$280.84
$280.33
$280.01
$280.00
$279.38
$279.12
$278.71
$278.20
$277.94
$277.87
$277.56
$275.07
$274.21
$273.76
$273.40
$272.58
$272.57
$271.79
$271.71
$270.11
$269.49
$267.92
$266.45
$265.97
$264.96
$264.92
$264.38
$263.23
$263.17
$262.71
$262.59
$262.52
$262.34
$262.04
$261.82
$261.31
$261.30
$260.98
$259.50
$258.56
$257.62
JOSEPH WARD
CARLOS SHAW
PAUL ADAMS
ROBERT GUMTOW
LINDA GANDY
DANIEL BRAZIEL
MUHAMMAD RUFAI
SCOTTY CRIDER
CHRISTOPHER GRIFFITH
DONALD WARD
SAMUEL ECHOLS
RICHARD MILLICAN
NATHAN GOLDSMITH
RODRIGUEZ EMORY
JERRY KITCHENS
DANA JAMES
BRIAN TEMPLIN
VINQWAN JOHNSON
CHARLES NICOL
JESUS ECHEVERRIA
MICHAEL TINSLEY
TARUS HARWELL
DAVID NELSON
TIMOTHY JOHNSON
JOSEPH DOZIER
RAYMOND CLARK
HERBERT GRAHAM
CORY LIVINGSTON
MICHAEL PANNO
ROBERT FERGUSON
CARNELL FRANCOIS
NORRIS SMITH
MICHAEL SCALES
DENNIS SALISBURY
DONALD BANDY
TREMELL MURPHY
FODAY MACBAILEY
JAMES REIDLING
JAMAAL LESTER
DEQUAN RIDDICK
JASON SPITZER
ALLAN RINEMAN
RICHARD FOWLER
DARNELL GREEN
DWAYNE CHAPMAN
JUSTIN SUAREZ
CLIFFORD ADKINS
DANA MORRISON
MAME THIAM
RENA VANNOY
DANIEL KIRTLEY
JIMMY REED
$257.44
$257.40
$257.10
$257.01
$256.44
$251.19
$250.61
$249.32
$249.17
$249.03
$248.81
$248.04
$247.38
$247.15
$246.89
$245.98
$245.21
$244.22
$244.08
$243.70
$243.69
$243.37
$242.79
$240.43
$240.31
$239.34
$239.12
$238.12
$236.45
$235.96
$232.16
$229.56
$229.39
$229.11
$227.93
$227.45
$226.88
$226.55
$225.06
$224.61
$224.25
$223.93
$222.49
$222.15
$216.16
$214.89
$212.00
$210.63
$208.15
$205.84
$204.47
$204.20
ANTHONY REID
JOSEPH SCATURRO
ANTHONY PERRY
STERLING GUY
NATHANIEL WAITERS
DAVID CRIGGER
LACOLLIS STOKES
DUSTIN LYLE
KELLY REYNOLDS
ROBERT O’HARA
WILLIAM SHURTLEFF
KENNETH MAXWELL
REGINALD CURTTIE
CHARLES KRAMER
LARRY HARVELL
DAVID ELFERS
DAVID WRIGHT
JOEBOB SPARLIN
GARY WALTERS
JAMES WOOSLEY
JACK LUNDQUIST
FRANKLIN COX
KEEMAN LEE
RICKY LEE
JOSEPH MATTHEWS
RODNEY SHANKLIN
EDWARD BREWER
REX BRADLEY
STANLEY CLARK
WALTER COSTILOW
NATHAN GOODMAN
TIMOTHY MULLINS
RONNIE BROWN
RICHARD MAY
BRETT TRIGG
ANDREW SHARP
ICLE MAPPS
MELVIN ANDERSON
RANDALL CHEATWOOD
MICHAEL HALE
DENARD JONES
KENDELL BROWN
BRUCE SHELBY
JAMES MCCUTCHAN
ERNEST REASONS
JASON BEAL
JOE ALBRECHT
SAMUEL SPENCER
MATTHEW SHELDON
TONY HUFFMAN
GABRIEL CHANSA
TERRENCE WILLIAMS
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2nd Quarter 2015
$203.52
$201.30
$197.81
$196.49
$193.99
$191.63
$188.05
$179.48
$168.34
$168.29
$163.50
$152.55
$152.36
$150.85
$150.31
$150.09
$149.97
$149.67
$148.93
$148.46
$147.98
$147.91
$147.15
$146.37
$145.55
$144.44
$144.25
$144.15
$143.78
$143.73
$143.11
$142.50
$141.78
$141.71
$141.52
$141.17
$140.49
$140.36
$140.20
$140.13
$139.87
$139.40
$139.12
$139.10
$137.74
$136.94
$136.82
$136.73
$136.39
$136.09
$135.87
$135.80
JOSEPH RICHARDSON
TRACY TIEGEN
FREDRICK HENTON
MARK JOHN
GUADALUPE MACIAS
LANCE THORSON
JOSE JIMENEZ
TOMMIE SCOTT
DOMINIQUE LAURENCE
OMAR WILLIAMS
ROBERT GORDON
ALEXANDER HARKNESS
DARRYL CARR
RHONDA DAVIS
WALTER STEVENS
CHRISTOPHER STEELE
TARRAZ MILLER
BLAKE STEIDLER
CARLOS MORALES
PATRICK WILLIAMS
TIMOTHY WALKER
JAMES BURSE
JAMES LLOYD
MARTY PYLE
ALLEN DOOLEY
TODD CANADY
CHRISTOPHER PECK
NORMAN ELLISON
SHELBY HEGGS
SHEROD HUDSON
ALLEN COX
EMMITT REEVES
JAMES MCCORMICK
BILL BAILEY
RICKY CANADAY
RON SANDERS
KEITH BOATMAN
GARY LONGANECKER
RAYMOND BENNETT
DERRICK JENNINGS
ORDIE CONRAD
JAMES ELIASON
LOAL CARR
CYRUS ANDREWS
JOSHUA SIPES
LELAND BAKER
ERIC JACKSON
ANTONIO GATES
SCOTT SCHMUCKER
PHILIP STOKES
STEPHEN ODELL
KENNETH FROGGE
$135.54
$135.10
$134.93
$134.44
$134.24
$133.85
$132.98
$132.87
$132.59
$132.35
$132.30
$132.08
$130.12
$130.05
$129.64
$129.24
$129.09
$128.92
$128.55
$128.20
$127.87
$127.81
$127.66
$127.54
$126.92
$125.54
$125.49
$125.27
$125.19
$125.05
$124.54
$124.00
$123.63
$123.61
$123.58
$123.33
$122.11
$121.87
$120.94
$120.77
$120.26
$120.03
$115.89
$114.01
$112.81
$111.69
$110.20
$104.72
$96.93
$94.83
$89.58
$76.07
August 2015
From Murray
NICK SCANLON IN 19873
Meet Nick Scanlon who has been with PTL since
October 2014. This is Nick’s first job as a truck driver,
he loves waking up in a different location each day, it is
an adventure. Kirk Jaster was his trainer, they are still
good friends and stay in close touch with each other.
Kirk’s attitude and professionalism inspired Nick to
become a trainer also. Nick is also a US Army veteran
having served in Iraq. Thank you for your service
Nick! We are glad to have you on the PTL team!
Trainer Major Sheffield and Trainee Moffett Dugger
Left to right, Trainer Kirk Jaster, Trainer Nick Scanlon
and Kirk’s Trainee John Tennant.
Jason Compton, Nick’s Fleet Manager had this to say:
“Nick always works hard to get the loads delivered
on time. He truly cares about the
trainees we have and gives them the
best experience possible. Nick keeps a
positive attitude all the time no matter
what. A really great guy who helps the
company out a lot!”
Jason Compton
Trainee John Hays recently logged record miles for a
P1 - 841 in a 24 hour period! John is pictured here with
Spencer Baldwin and Trainer Clifford Adkins.
A lively card game in Murray!
August 2015
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From Murray
JOE STANFIELD IN 16561
Meet Joe Stanfield! Joe has been with PTL since
November 2014. He is a graduate of Lincoln Land
CC Driving School and returns there often on his
home time to speak with students and show off his
truck. Joe is from Chatham IL, home of the Sweet
Corn Festival which features a “cow chip throwing
contest” each summer. Yes, he has thrown a few
chips himself and got them about 100-125 feet. Joe
is active in the Jaycees and helps each year parking
cars or processing the 14,000 ears of corn it takes for
the Sweet Corn Festival. He enjoys visiting with his 10
year old son, Caleb, on home time. Joe says that the
support network he has from his family and friends
at home makes life much easier on the road. Despite
having down time due to truck issues, he always has a
positive attitude and we appreciate that!
Team Drivers Hope and Shandell Cooper
Trainer Joshua Sipes
Trainer David Nelson
Todd Canady made use of the truck
transfer platform when he got a new truck
Trainer Rodriguez Emory and Trainee Mariela Godina
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August 2015
Upgrades to 1st Seat in West Memphis
Khristyn Eason
Tevin Brown
Cory Parks
Robert Ferguson
Backing range at the North Lot in Murray
August 2015
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West Memphis
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Danny Lane
Bubba Billingsley
Neil Eastham
Julie Kuhn
Kelly Norman
Remah Lee
Tona Massengale
Melinda Knuckles
Greg Furr
Les Jarrell
The Operations trailer is on the north side of the inspection lane. We are here Monday through Friday 0700 CST until 1700 CST.
There is a person here Saturday and Sunday 0700 until 1600. We have replacement fuel cards and camera accident kits available.
We also have a fax to send in safety paperwork or bol for loads if needed. Monday through Friday we can get you to the clinic for
physicals. We have a dog kennel on the premises.
Our Inspection Lane is open 24/7. You can get CSA inspections done
right in the lane. We can replace spare tires. We have Transflo sheets,
trailer seals, log books and blank Comcheks.
Our shop is open Monday through Friday 0600 CST until 2359 CST.
It is open on Saturday and Sunday 0600 CST until 1800 CST. We can
handle most repairs on trucks and trailers. We service APU’s as well.
Directions: I-40 east or west. Take exit 275 go north on College Blvd.
We are the 2nd building on the left. Loaded trailers go on the center
line on the yard. The empty trailers go on the west fence line. Out of
service trailers go on the north fence line. Bobtails need to park in
front of the shop on the east fence line. There are 3 dumpsters on site.
You can dispose of trash in any of these receptacles. We have a break room with a TV, recliners and a bathroom. We have a courtesy
car to use in West Memphis if you need it to go get supplies or showers.
West Memphis, Arkansas
870-400-0010
Mike Beard, Dustin Miles and Alvin White
recently completed a seminar on drive
line service, angle and vibration. Our West
Memphis Team working to help move the
company forward!
The West Memphis crew reworking a load.
No, they did not get to sample the product!
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August 2015
Indianapolis
Indianapolis, Indiana
317-243-6689
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Greg Holt
Patrick Skowronek
Kurt Woerner
Buck Speers
We are open Monday - Friday 0700 to 1830 EST and Saturday and Sunday 0730 to 1630 EST. Indianapolis is on the
Eastern time zone, EST in the winter months and EDST during the summer months. The office is upstairs over the
warehouse/dock area. The entrance to the office is through the glass door at the top of the concrete stairs in the middle
of the warehouse/dock area. The office is at the top of the stairway and to your right on the top floor.
We have supplies available including white and yellow Transflo cover sheets, trailer seals, log books, blank Comcheks,
camera accident kits and replacement fuel cards.
We don’t have Transflo but we can fax your signed bills into Finance in Murray and we can make copies of bills as well.
PTL has a dumpster in the trailer parking area located by the Port-A-Let in the area designated for PTL trailer parking.
Drivers need to deposit their trash into this dumpster, please do not deposit trash onto the ground. PTL drivers also
need to sweep their trailers into the PTL dumpster and please deposit any scrap skids, trash, etc. from inside the trailer
into the dumpster. PTL has also installed a Port-A-Let at the Indianapolis Drop Lot for drivers to use during the hours
we are closed.
Tractor PM’s and I PM’s are done by Paul’s Tractor Repair which is in the shop building on your right as you first enter
the gate and check in at shop door # 1. Paul’s Tractor is open 0900 to 1800 EST Monday to Friday and Saturday 0900 to
1300 EST.
Snider Trailer Repair does the APU repairs on the PTL tractors at the DLIND yard. Snider Trailer Repair is in the shop
building on your right as you enter the gate and Snider Trailer is on the east side of the building. Snider Trailer is open
0730 to 1630 EST Monday to Friday. Snider Trailer also does the tire casing exchanges for PTL and trailer repairs.
August 2015
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Brownsville and Laredo
Brownsville, Texas
956-831-4202
• Arthur Quintana is the South Texas Regional Manager and Alva Whitsett is the Terminal Manager. We are a
24/7 terminal for parking and restroom facilities. Our office is open from 8:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. We are in
the Central Time Zone. Our fax is available during office hours.
• We have Transflo cover sheets, trailer seals, log books, blank Comcheks, camera accident kits and replacement
fuel cards.
• Park empty trailers along the perimeter fence and bobtails next to the office. We have a dumpster for any trash.
• Local Directions: We are behind Walmart at the corner of Highway 48 and Ruben Torres Blvd.
• We have a Walmart Super Center next door, a laundromat a block down the road, but no showers nearby.
• Our office is staffed with two CSR’s: Talina Cruz and
Laredo, Texas
Ileana Salinas, two mechanics: Abraham Gonzalez and
Raul Martinez. We also have 2 city drivers: Joe Flores
956-712-9554
who has been with PTL since April of 2007 and Jesus
Casso. Last but not least, Jerry Vasquez your Terminal
Manager who has been here since June of 1998.
• Our hours are 08:00 – 18:00 Monday-Friday and
Saturday 08:00-12:00. We are in the Central Time
Zone. We have Transflo cover sheets, trailer seals, log
books and blank Comcheks. We can fax paperwork
upon request
• We have plenty of parking by our designated trailer
area. We have a dumpster to the west of our trailers for
trash.
• Local Directions: I 35 south, exit #8, loop 20 east to
Mines Road then make a right, pass the Exxon about
150 yards and we are on the right hand side. It is the only entrance on right. There is a PTL red white and blue
sign, WW Rowland Trucking sign and a Drive sign as well.
• There is a small truck stop behind the office which you can walk to or there is a Flying J, Pilot and TA at mile
marker 13 off of 35. If you are going north on 35 exit on 12b and stay on the service road.
• Restrooms and showers are open here 24/7. It is small green building to the right of the office.
• We do some minor truck repair, along with APU’s, Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. -6 p.m.
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August 2015
El Paso
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We are open from 5 am through 6 pm, Monday-Friday and Saturday from 730 am until noon. El Paso is in the Mountain
time zone. We are closed on Sunday.
We have supplies available including white and yellow Transflo cover sheets, trailer seals, log books, blank Comcheks,
camera accident kits and replacement fuel cards.
We can fax your signed bills upon request
Parking is very minimal. We only have 20 spots reserved so most drivers head out to the truck stop.
We share our dumpster with A.N. Webber and they have requested that we only throw small amounts of trash in it. Do
not clean your trailer out into the dumpster.
Directions: From I-10 east/west – exit 34 (Americas Ave.) - go north to Rojas Dr. and make a right – go up to a 4 way
stop and make a left on Mercantile Avenue. We are on the left hand side, A.N. Webber/PTL.
After 6 p.m.: A.N. Webber will close its gates but the shop will still be open. You will need to honk your horn so they can
come out and open the gate for you. When the shop closes at 9 pm (Monday-Friday) the security guard will take over and
will be by the gate to open it, if he is away from the gate you will need to honk your horn. On Saturday the gate is open
from 7 am until noon. When the gate is closed you must honk your horn. We have a lot of honking here.
• Watch for a lot of road construction when you are
headed to the terminal. We do have a Pilot Truck
Stop about 3 miles east from I-10 (exit Horizon) and
there are plenty of motels near the terminal.
• A.N. Webber does our maintenance. We swap tires,
do trailer repairs and very minimal truck repairs. If
you need repairs, contact Road Maintenance.
Albert Silva
Oscar Reyes
Tony Barcenas
El Paso, Texas
915-860-9202
VERY IMPORTANT: One
big request for our drivers,
when backing up the trailer,
please watch out and do not
damage the fence.
Hola from El Paso, Texas!
I believe we are hitting or getting near our peak. These past few weeks have been very busy and that is just the
way we like it. All of our customers have been shipping non-stop. Empty trailers are like big chunks of gold right
now and everybody is looking for one. We just can’t get enough empties.
As busy as we are, we’re still working on potential new customers. One potential customer ships twice a week,
year round to Louisville KY. That will be great miles from here. Keeping our fingers crossed on this one.
I want to give a shout-out to Jesus Echeverria in truck 16459. Jesus has been driving for
PTL for 9 years now and has enjoyed every year of it. Jesus told me that working for PTL has
been a great experience and working with his fleet managers, Oscar Reyes and Tony Barcenas,
has made his job even easier. Jesus also told me that when time flies by quickly, that means
life is good and these 9 years flew by. He does not plan on leaving any time soon. Great job
Jesus! Looking forward to working with you for another 9 years my friend!
Well, that will be all for now, until next time, hasta la vista!
Your friends in El Paso.
Jesus Echeverria
August 2015
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Your Driver Services Staff
Mike Alexander
Director
Don Urquhart
Gene Fielder
Richard Archambeault
Linda Turner
Debra Caldwell
Jim Breeding
Joey Kilmartin
Robert Hillman
Bobby Miller
Heather Martin
Martin Smith
Michael Rogers
Sandy Burnett
Taft Adams
Cameron Kimball
Matt McHugh
Landon Thomas
Barret Looper
Zach Harris
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August 2015
Your Driver Services Staff
Justin Anderson
Sam Abbott
Gatlin Paschall
LOG STAFF
SUBMISSION OF
CITATIONS AND INSPECTIONS
CONTACT US AT 800-225-7120,
OPTION 5
We are here for you!
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-d45e-6fg7. 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 in Driver Services at extension 335 for assistance.
August 2015
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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Mary Jo Snellen
Candace Adams
Ashleigh Eldridge
Katie Williamson
Deidre Malinauskas
Emily Yarbrough
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August 2015
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Lists weigh stations and truck
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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
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August 2015
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Murray Operations
Dennis Burkeen
Lucy Ivey
Doug McGregor
Dale Torsak
Greg Cunningham
Donna Autry
J.D. Dodson
Larry Frankhouser
Ed York
Jamie Haley
Andrea Payne
Stacey Yarbrough
Tyler Sheridan
Sarah Miller
Tom Smith
Eric Hicks
Monica Glasco
Lee Ann Harvell
Wade Grossman
Jason Compton
Keshea Wadkins
Joyce Barnea
Tyler Johnson
C.J. Ray
Taylor Haws
Paula Holsapple
Heather Baars
Linda Taylor
Colton Autry
Craig Redden
Meryl Williams
Amber Litchfield
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.
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August 2015
No Violations
Congratulations to these drivers who were inspected by the DOT
and received a report indicating NO VIOLATIONS!
KY DAVID MASS
NY RAUL SANDOVAL
TN
JOSEPH ALLEN
MS CLINTON HURLEY
LA RICHAD MAY
NC ALLEN SCHMIDT
TX
DOLLINE BANKS
MD HERMAN JONES
NM JUSTINE MOSLEY
AZ
ANTHONY SCHUSTER OH
PAUL BURGETT
TX ZACHARY JONES
TX
MIKAL SHAFFER
TN
ERIK BURNETT
NC PATRICK KENNEDY MD GREGORY PERRY
MATTHEW CALDWELLTX ANTHONY KING
KY JEROME PETTIFORD TN
JOSEPH SPIVEY
NM
KY RICHARD RANKIN
KY
LORIE STONEBERGER OH
HARRY FINDLEY
TN WILLIAM KURTH
IL
GEORGE REEVES OH JUSTIN SUAREZ
KY
CHARLES HALL
MD KWAME KYEI
TX LACRESHA SANDIFER OH JOSEPH WARD
TX
STEPHEN HILL
TX RUBEN LEAL TX LACRESHA SANDIFER SC RICHARD WOODS
NY
CLINTON HURLEY
TN TODD LUDLAM
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.
Navigo Feedback
A BIG THANK YOU to the following drivers who sent in Navigo Feedback:
ASTON ADAMS
CYRUS ANDREWS
LELAND BAKER
DARWIN BECKER
WILLIAM BERRY
STEPHEN BLACKWELL
CLINTON BRADLEY
DANIEL BRAZIEL
BRIANT BUFORD
DANNY BURNETT
LARRY BUSH
COYTEZ CAUTHEN
STANLEY CLARK
ANTHONY CONDER
LEON COYNER
MICHAEL CRANE
FRANKIE CROSBY
FRANCES DOUGHERTY
ROBERT FAIR
MARK GREEN
HAROLD GRIFFIN
ROBERT HARRIS
SARA HASKINS
RONALD HAYS
HERBERT HETTINGER
JEREMY HOLDER
DAVID HONEYCUTT
DAIZHON JOHNSON
JERRY JOHNSON
ANTHONY KING
DOMINQUE KING
JERRY KITCHENS
BRENDA KOCH
DMITRY KOTLOVSKY
SCOTT KRAEGER
LAWRENCE KRAZIT
FRED LEDFORD
DWIGHT MARTIN
DAVID MASS
STEPHEN MCCREARY
JAMES MEYER
TIMOTHY MULLINS
LISA MURRAY
WILLIAM O’CONNOR
WENDELL PARHAM
DAVID PERRY
VINCENT PRITCHARD
MARTY PYLE
BRET RHIND
LACRESHA SANDIFER
CLIFFORD SHUBERT
BLAKE STEIDLER
JUSTIN SUMMERS
ANGELA THOMAS
FLOYD WALLIN
LENARD WARE
ANTONIO WELLS
CHARLES WIDUCH
SAMUEL WILLIAMS
ANGELA WOOD
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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Recruiting
Murray Recruiting Team
DO YOU KNOW A DRIVER INTERESTED IN DRIVING FOR US?
REFER A DRIVER AND GET PAID! $750 EXPERIENCED DRIVER REFERRAL BONUS
JOIN THESE DRIVERS WHO RECENTLY EARNED A REFERRAL BONUS:
DAMON HOSLEY
DEMETRIC EVANS
TREVOR SLOWIK
KEVIN SCHWARMEN
DONALD COLLINS
CHRISTOPHER ALEXANDER
CLARENCE BURTON
TODD CANADY
PATRICK WILLIAMS
SENTRELL COLEY
ROBERT THOMAS
REYNALDO CARRIZALES
TELL YOUR FRIENDS THAT WE
ARE 100% EMPLOYEE-OWNED!
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August 2015
August Anniversaries
EMPLOYEE-OWNER ANNIVERSARIES WITH PTL OF 5 YEARS OR MORE:
JIM HUDGINS
EDDIE MOORE
GENE FRANKLIN
DONNA AUTRY
JUDY MOFFITT
MICHAEL DUFFIE
ROSA HUDSPETH
RENEE RAMSEY
OSCAR REYES
JORGE BELMONT
DEBORAH ROSSI
CHRIS ALEXANDER
RODERICK SPRINGER
SANDRA ROBBINS
GLENDA WILLIS
MARLIN BATES
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9
8
7
6
6
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Sandy Robbins
Marlin Bates
Chris Alexander
Mike Duffie
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Oscar Reyes
Donna Autry
Attention All Drivers!
John Hayman
VP of Safety
Unsafe Driving (moving violations)
is currently above the alert threshold. Don’t let
moving violations such as texting while driving or
seat belt violations cost you your job at PTL.
Be safe: Always drive defensively, never speed.
MURRAY NORTH LOT DESIGNATED PARKING AREAS
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August 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 June we were cited for 105 violations of DOT vehicle safety
requirements. Our analysis of the available data shows that 85 (81%) of those
violations should or could have been prevented by a pre-trip 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
13 tractors
30 trailers
Windshield discolored or glazed
0 tractors
Fire extinguisher discharged or unsecured
1 tractor
Exhaust leak
0 tractors
Oil or grease leak
3 tractors
0 trailers
11 tractors
13 trailers
Lighting/reflective
Tandem pin
4 trailers
Tires
6 tractors
4 trailers
NO
UNAUTHORIZED
PASSENGERS!
You must contact Leslie in Safety to obtain
Passenger Authorization approval. In
addition to PTL procedure, DOT also requires
Passenger Authorization from the Company.
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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
Jason Pritchett
Stacey Campbell
Tina Wolford
Chris Byars
Beth Miller
ROAD MAINTENANCE
BREAKDOWN
William Mellon
800-225-1259
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August 2015
Speaking of Maintenance . . .
David Graham
VP of Maintenance
CUMMINS BATTERY POWERED APU
PTL began equipping all our tractors with Auxillary Power Units several years ago. At this point, every PTL tractor has an
APU, either a diesel engine powered unit or a battery powered unit to provide heating and cooling to the cab while the main
engine is shut down.
The older trucks have a diesel powered unit from Thermo King. The last several hundred trucks we have purchased have
been equipped with a battery powered system. We made this change because of regulations
requiring diesel exhaust filters on the small diesel engines and the on-going maintenance cost
of operating diesel APUs.
We have monitored the battery based systems since they were first introduced several
years ago. Those early systems could only provide a limited run time without depleting the
batteries and their cooling capabilities were limited. Technology development over the years
has led to improvements in performance and reliability. The battery powered option became
even more attractive with the introduction of main engine auto start features offered by
International and Detroit Diesel. These systems monitor the battery voltage and crank the
main engine to recharge the batteries without driver intervention. These have proven to work
pretty well in the PTL fleet. Trucks starting at 16600 through 19799 have the engine auto start
and battery powered APU.
David Graham
In late June, we started deploying our newest tractors, units 19800 through 19999. These
units are also equipped with a battery powered APU for driver comfort. These trucks also
feature the Cummins ISX as the main engine platform. Unfortunately Cummins does not offer an auto start feature. As a
result, we can expect slightly different performance issues with the Cummins engine and APU combination. We expect this to
be a satisfactory combination, but the drivers of these trucks will have to more closely manage their onboard power supply.
APU run time could be diminished causing the driver to have to crank the main engine to recharge the batteries. This could
be a minor inconvenience for those drivers wanting an extended APU run time.
Our suggestions for managing the APUs with Cummins engines are:
1. When stopping for the night, make sure the cab is at the temperature you want it to be before shutting down the main engine.
2. Once the engine is off, go to the APU control panel in the bunk and press the Park button. It will light up.
3. Use the dials on the controller to control the temperature and fan speed.
4. The APU will operate until the battery voltage drops to the point the batteries have to be recharged. The APU will shut
down at this time.
5. There is an idle-up feature that permits the engine to idle up from the 600 rpm to 900 rpms to recharge the batteries
faster. Once the engine is cranked, press the cruise on/off button on the steering wheel, then press the set or accelerate/
resume button and the engine will idle up.
We expect minimal problems with the Cummins/APU combination. If you experience something that you think we should
share with other drivers in the operation of these units, please let us know.
One last comment on checking your tires. I recently observed a trainer who had just gotten his trainee. He began his
instruction by teaching the trainee how to do a pre-trip. I was at a distance watching and things were going pretty well until
they got to the tire check. The trainer backed off and kicked the tires to check for inflation and then had the trainee do the
same maneuver. Bad start for a trainee. The only proper way to check the tires for inflation is to use a pressure gauge. I hope
all our drivers check their tires for proper inflation and use a tire gauge to do it. Thanks for reading. Our entire PTL Maintenance team wishes you a safe and maintenance free trip.
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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Company Store
PTL COMPANY STORE • NORTH LOT MURRAY
Christine Costello, Manager
10 AM - 3 PM CST • Monday - Friday
We can ship your order to you!
270-753-1717 Ext. 497 • [email protected]
Visa and Mastercard • 6% Kentucky Sales Tax Applies
COFFEE MAKER OR FRYING PAN
$29.99
$4.00
Michael Tinsley in 16485: Best $4 investment ever. Every
driver should have one. Next time you’re in Murray make
sure to visit the company store and get one!
Martin Tolver in 16482: Write down your preplan in it,
everything from your pro numbers to your fuel stops. It is
really a note book for all that you do. At tax time I just give
mine to my tax person and they do the rest from there.
Every day, every load, for every trip. When payroll comes
through on Monday, I check the pro numbers and mark
them off. It is a good book to have.
DRIVER
UNIFORM POLOS
BUY ONE,
GET ONE FREE!
S - 6XL
$18.95 - $27.00
PORTABLE STOVE OR CROCK POT
$34.99
CHILDREN’S
T-SHIRTS
XS (4) TO YL (14)
$9.95
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POCKET
TRUCK STOP GUIDE
$4.50
August 2015
Company Store
HATS
$7 TO $11
NEW JACKETS HAVE ARRIVED!
TWO STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM
TRI-MOUNTAIN LIGHTER WEIGHT
DUNBROOKE HEAVIER WEIGHT
$95 TO $125
August 2015
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Citations, Violations and Fines
64991 6/21/2015VA
OVERWEIGHT
$907.00
64648 6/16/2015VA
OVERWEIGHT
763.00
64125 6/2/2015VA
OVERWEIGHT
703.00
64969 6/15/2015VA
OVERWEIGHT
583.00
16025 6/16/2015VA
OVERWEIGHT
571.00
16213 6/8/2015IL
OVERWEIGHT
535.00
16274 6/30/2015IL
OVERWEIGHT
385.00
19798 6/16/2015TN
OVERWEIGHT
335.10
64763 6/26/2015TN
OVERWEIGHT
305.60
16016 6/16/2015MO
OVERWEIGHT
208.50
64858 6/1/2015KY
OVERWEIGHT
193.40
19642 6/10/2015MD
OVERWEIGHT
183.00
64617 6/18/2015MD
OVERWEIGHT
166.00
64223 6/9/2015VA
OVERWEIGHT
160.00
19732 6/24/2015MI
OVERLENGTH
160.00
16192 6/26/2015VA
OVERWEIGHT
160.00
16115 6/9/2015MD
OVERWEIGHT
144.00
19762 6/15/2015MD
OVERWEIGHT
144.00
64803 6/18/2015VA
OVERWEIGHT
136.00
64713 6/25/2015GA
OVERWEIGHT
126.00
16095 6/11/2015MO
OVERWEIGHT
107.50
16225 6/29/2015GA
OVERWEIGHT
107.00
16649 6/22/2015MD
OVERWEIGHT
104.00
64457 6/16/2015SC
OVERLENGTH
100.00
64413 6/16/2015GA
OVERWEIGHT
90.00
16436
6/22/2015 VA
OVERWEIGHT 86.00
16427 6/9/2015VA
OVERWEIGHT
83.00
19784 6/19/2015VA
OVERWEIGHT
80.00
64625 6/24/2015GA
OVERWEIGHT
78.00
16060 6/4/2015GA
OVERWEIGHT
72.00
19635
6/9/2015 VA
OVERWEIGHT 72.00
64248 6/29/2015MD
OVERLENGTH
70.00
64782 6/10/2015GA
OVERWEIGHT
69.00
16667 6/11/2015MD
OVERWEIGHT
64.00
16245 6/11/2015MD
OVERWEIGHT
54.00
64982 6/2/2015MD
OVERWEIGHT
45.00
16304 6/10/2015MD
OVERWEIGHT
45.00
16399
6/18/2015 TN
OVERWEIGHT 34.00
$8,229.10
19788
6/2/2015 CA
SPEEDING 74/55 MPH
$489.00
16222
6/4/2015 IA
DRIVING WITHOUT QUALIFIED CDL
330.00
64616
6/1/2015 NC
LANE RESTRICTION VIOLATION
238.00
16605
6/12/2015
CA
WRONG LANE 238.00
16303
6/15/2015
NC
SPEEDING 65/50 238.00
19749
6/2/2015 OH
CONSTRUCTION ZONE VIOLATION
236.00
64727
6/4/2015
OH
NO PLATES TRUCK 236.00
16169
6/15/2015 NM
FAILURE TO OBEY TRAFFIC SIGNS
229.00
16137
6/6/2015 TN
MISCELLANEOUS TRAFFIC LAW VIOLATION
216.00
16415
6/23/2015 NC
UNSAFE MOVEMENT
213.00
16501
6/2/2015 TX
DISREGARD OFFICIAL TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE
200.00
65063
6/4/2015 WV
DRIVER CITED FOR FAILURE TO WEIGH
200.00
19648
6/13/2015 MO
UNSAFE/IMPROPER FRAME/SUSPENSION/AXLE
199.00
16158
6/8/2015 VA
UNAUTHORIZED VEHICLE
196.00
64410
6/25/2015 OH
FAILURE TO OBEY TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE
185.00
16310
6/25/2015 GA
FAILURE TO REMAIN IN RIGHT 2 LANES
155.00
65118
6/27/2015 LA
NO TRUCK ZONE
150.00
65058
6/19/2015 OH
FAILURE TO DISPLAY PLATE
150.00
64375
6/9/2015 IN
LOG VIOLATION (GENERAL FORM & MANNER)
143.50
64858
6/6/2015 PA
CARELESS DISREGARD FOR THE SAFETY OF OTHERS
128.50
19743
6/9/2015
PA
LANE VIOLATION 128.50
64644
6/16/2015 DE
TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE
110.10
64202
6/10/2015 OH
FAILURE TO CONTROL VEHICLE
107.00
16187
6/10/2015 VA
UNSAFE UNLAWFULLY PARKING
102.96
16070
6/26/2015 MO
FAILING TO USE A SEAT BELT
100.50
16339
6/3/2015 VA
FAILURE TO OBEY TRAFFIC CONTROL
94.64
16169
6/1/2015 TX
PROCEEDING INTO INTERSECTION ON RED LIGHT
75.00
16531
6/4/2015 TX
FAILURE TO STOP ON RED LIGHT
75.00
64743
6/4/2015 TX
FAILURE TO STOP AT RED LIGHT
75.00
16672
6/6/2015 TX
RED LIGHT VIOLATION
75.00
16161
6/8/2015 TX
RED LIGHT VIOLATION
75.00
16447
6/24/2015 MD
FAILURE TO STOP IN OPEN WEIGH STATION
70.00
16282
6/5/2015 TN
SPEEDING 62/55 MPH
50.00
16417
6/24/2015
TN
SPEEDING 61/50MPH
50.00
$5,558.70
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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August 2015
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
16565 MICHAEL ROHN
LEFT TURN
16147 TIMOTHY MITCHELL
LANE CHANGE
19677 DANIEL PERKINS
LEFT TURN
16397 JAMES MCCORQUODALE LANE CHANGE
16160 JOHNNY ROBERSEN
LANE CHANGE
19770 JAMES MEYER
RIGHT TURN
16392 DEMANTAZE MOORE
BACKING/STRUCK VEHICLE
16047 THOMAS SMITH
MISCELLANEOUS
19725 STEVEN BURNS
STRUCK PARKED VEHICLE
16216 CHRISTOPHER CANNADAY MISCELLANEOUS
15997 ANTHONY ANDERSON
LANE CHANGE
19678 SUARAWU AMUDA
STRUCK OVERHEAD OBJECT
16347 DAVID HONEYCUTT
STRUCK STATIONARY OBJECT
16108 DARYL HAMMER
CURBED RIMS/TIRES
UNKNOWN
16159 TRACY TIEGEN
MISCELLANEOUS
19604 AREON WALKER
16631 CHARLES VIGNOS
15162 JAMES NORTON
16629 JAMES DUNN BACKING/STRUCK VEHICLE
16321 KENNETH MOORE
CURBED RIMS/TIRES
$10,367.39
$9,391.77
$8,369.49
$4,807.58
$4,486.59
$4,052.22
$3,166.26
$3,127.74
$3,042.70
$2,522.96
$2,424.67
$1,855.00
$1,825.00
$1,446.21
$1,403.71
$1,224.43
$1,218.73
$1,116.18
$1,112.70
$1,064.75
$1,010.44
$69,036.52
TRAINEES
16029 TITUS GADDY
16412 KELBY JONES BACKING/STRUCK VEHICLE
16455 HASHIM WILLIAMS
16686 ANDREW WALLACE
LANE CHANGE
16054 ALEXANDER WELLS
19614 JAMALL LEE
DOCKING/DOORS
16476 DAVID PORTER CURBED RIMS/TIRES
16418 MUBARAK ASHUR
16377 CURTIS JOHNSON
16083 JAQUAN JENKINS
19726 MATTHEW LANGLEY
19730 HENDERSON JOHNSON BACKING/STRUCK VEHICLE
16259 JEREMY NEWTON
16274 SHANDON BENNETT
BACKING/STRUCK STATIONARY OBJECT
16455 HASHIM WILLIAMS
STUCK
19743 DAVID GREEN
DOCKING/DOORS
16418 TIMOTHY CLOSE
16387 DERON COLLINS
STUCK
16377 CURTIS JOHNSON
STUCK
$11,816.85
$9,231.75
$6,347.83
$5,633.18
$4,592.41
$3,480.00
$2,740.42
$2,094.56
$1,575.35
$1,556.85
$1,478.26
$1,381.00
$1,282.55
$1,260.47
$1,200.00
$1,130.44
$1,030.89
$1,000.00
$1,000.00
$59,832.81
OWNER OPERATORS
64830 LAVENGIA WILLIAMSON LANE CHANGE
64876 CHARLES HAYNES
LANE CHANGE
64901 JAMES JOHNSON
64930 SEAN BROOKS STRUCK OVERHEAD OBJECT
64413 WESLEY MCDONALD
STUCK
64235 LAURIE GALLAUGHER
DOCKING/DOORS
63593 LEROY WILLIAMS
CURBED RIMS/TIRES
64775 PAXTON FERGUS
64909 DARRIN COLEMAN
CURBED RIMS/TIRES
64828 JIMMIE MAYNARD
DOCKING/DOORS
64489 MICHAEL BURCH
CURBED RIMS/TIRES
64635 GERALD ANGRESS
CURBED RIMS/TIRES
64475 JOHN PETTIWAY
CURBED RIMS/TIRES
$5,218.00
$4,089.26
$2,673.53
$2,650.00
$1,554.17
$1,206.78
$734.89
$694.08
$672.62
$522.04
$450.70
$220.72
$196.74
$20,883.53
DURING MAY WE HAD 201 PREVENTABLE ACCIDENTS/INCIDENTS
Type of Accident
%
Type of Accident
%
STUCK
16
BACKING/STRUCK STATIONARY OBJECT
3
MISCELLANEOUS
15
STRUCK OVERHEAD OBJECT
3
13
JACKKNIFE/BENT CAB EXTENDERS
2
13
LEFT TURN
2
11
SIDESWIPE
2
CURBED RIMS/TIRES
9
RIGHT TURN
1
DOCKING/DOORS
6
LANE CHANGE
4
August 2015
TOTAL
39
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Accident Prevention
CONGESTION
Lea Wells
Director of Safety
Major accidents don’t just happen. They often involve impatience and taking chances as a result of traffic
congestion Heavy traffic seems to bring out the worst in some drivers.
Avoiding congested areas can lessen the chances of being involved in an accident. Avoid those areas during
rush hour traffic that become grid locked. Take a different route if practical or adjust your timing to miss that area
at the worst time.
Traffic congestion may or may not be predictable and therefore, may not be avoidable. You might not be aware
of short term highway maintenance or construction until you see the signs or traffic backed up before you get to
the signs. Accidents cause congestion when “rubber neckers” slow down to look or lanes are blocked. Weather
conditions may back up traffic when roads are blocked or restricted by flooding, high winds, or snow and ice.
Congestion primarily promotes two types of accidents: rear end and sideswipe. Be alert and look ahead so you
can be aware of traffic slowing or stopping. Since traffic may suddenly stop in front of you, you must always keep a
safe following distance. Don’t change lanes unless absolutely necessary. The more you change lanes, the more you
increase the odds of having a sideswipe accident. You have seen others change lanes frequently in heavy traffic.
They usually fail to signal and cut in front of you. Anticipating situations in which others may change lanes and
placing your foot over the brake pedal, will help you be prepared.
The most important things in congested traffic are being alert and patient. Don’t talk on your cell phone, etc.
Concentrate on your driving. Don’t be impatient. Getting angry and using poor judgment will only keep you in
congested traffic longer. Maintain your patience and professionalism!
Avoiding congestion.
During rush hour traffic, take a different route if practical or plan your trip to miss the rush hour.
Preventing rear end and sideswipe accidents.
Be alert and look ahead for slowing or stopping traffic. • Always maintain a safe following distance.
Don’t change lanes unless absolutely necessary. • Anticipate situations in which others may change lanes.
Place your foot over the brake pedal to reduce stopping distance. • Be patient.
We’re here for you!
800-225-7120
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
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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August 2015
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
DRIVER SUPPORT SPOTLIGHT
RANDY LEE BRUMLOW IN 16185
Randy is a prime example of how the Big 5 can help increase
your OTR miles. He consistently averages 10,500 miles and gives
credit to following all the Big 5 Tips!
Randy had this to say: “I love PTL! This is the best job I’ve
ever had. I wouldn’t give it up for the world. I also love my Fleet
Manager, Tona - she’s a great communicator and always keeps
me running!”
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.
August 2015
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June’s Top 200 Inter Trip Idle %
CHARLES OBLISK
0.0
TERRENCE WILLIAMS
0.0
DENNIS MARTIN0.0
ANTHONY NEALY
0.0
JACKIE COVEY0.0
TIMOTHY MULLINS
0.0
JAMES SHERRARD
0.0
ANGELA WOOD
0.0
JUSTIN SUAREZ0.0
MARIA TURNER0.0
CHRISTOPHER GRIFFITH
0.0
HARRY PARKER
0.0
ALAN SOLANO0.0
CRAIG HILL
0.0
GARY HENDERSON
0.1
DAVID HONEYCUTT
0.1
CORDEL STEWART
0.1
CLYDE JOHNSON
0.1
LOYD REYNOLDS0.1
TARUS HARWELL
0.1
LOAL CARR0.1
THOMAS LUFF
0.1
JOSEPH SPIVEY
0.1
DOUGLAS APATO
0.1
DAN MATTHEWS
0.1
CODY FRAZIER0.1
MIKEL PARKER0.2
DANIEL MOY0.2
KENNETH CLARK
0.2
JESUS ECHEVERRIA
0.2
LARRY HARVELL
0.2
SHEROD HUDSON
0.2
JIMMY REED0.2
GLENDA WILLIS
0.2
HENRY PAYTON
0.2
DWAYNE CHAPMAN
0.2
BEN GLIDWELL
0.2
THOMAS JOHNSON
0.3
BRADLEY ALLOWAY
0.3
LAWANNA JOHNSON
0.3
GORDON OLSON0.3
TREMELL MURPHY
0.3
LESTER COBLE
0.3
CHARLES THOMPSON
0.3
RICHARD KIGHT
0.3
CLIFFORD HOLMES
0.4
ANTOINE POLLARD
0.4
BEVERLY YOUNG
0.4
CHRISTOPHER HUMES
0.4
BRANDON MARKHAM
0.4
DARRYL BENSON
0.4
ALEXANDER HARKNESS
0.4
JASON SPITZER0.4
STEPHEN SAENZ
0.4
NICHOLAS BURK
0.4
WILLIAM STEFFEY
0.4
WILLIE WOODBURY
0.4
DANA JAMES0.4
JOSEPH MATTHEWS
0.5
CHARLES BONSON
0.5
OMAR WILLIAMS
0.5
MARTIN TOLVER0.5
REGEIL STAPLES0.5
HAROLD DOUGHERTY
0.5
JOHNNY HARP
0.5
DENNIS SALISBURY
0.6
ANTHONY KING
0.6
MICHAEL CRANE
0.6
MICHAEL GORMAN
0.6
KIRK JASTER0.6
JAMES MCCOY0.6
ALAN SHERMAN
0.7
WALTER MAXEY
0.7
DOMINIQUE TROUTMAN
0.7
NORMAN PATTERSON
0.7
SCOTT SCHMUCKER
0.7
JOHN BEASLEY
0.7
CYNTHIA BEASLEY
0.7
DAVID MOORE0.7
ALVIN GORDON0.8
RICHARD FOWLER
0.8
HASHIM WILLIAMS
0.8
ISACC TAYLOR0.8
BYRON STALLINGS
0.8
DOMINIC KING0.9
ALLAN RINEMAN
0.9
NATHANIEL WAITERS
0.9
NORMAN SELLERS
0.9
RICK STARKS1.0
JAMES PALEVICH
1.0
TIMOTHY MORRIS
1.0
DAVID SPARLING1.0
WALTER STEVENS
1.0
TARRAZ MILLER1.0
WILLIAM JOHNSON
1.0
RAYMOND THOMAS
1.0
DONALD BANDY
1.0
CASIMIER MITCHELL
1.0
ROBERT DYSARCZYK
1.1
JOE ALBRECHT
1.1
TRAVIS PRICE1.1
CHARLES HALL
1.1
DARRELL DILLARD
1.1
RON SANDERS1.1
MAJOR SHEFFIELD
1.1
HAROLD GRIFFIN
1.1
JOE GARNER1.1
STEPHEN MCCREARY
1.1
LISA MURRAY1.1
ARIUS TRASK1.1
KENNETH MORRIS
1.1
JUAN DE LOS REYES
1.1
WEUSI BATCHELOR
1.2
JESSIE HINES
1.2
JOHN COVIN
1.3
JULIO ALVAREZ-ESTERO
1.3
HENDERSON BUTLER
1.3
RALPH STAHR
1.4
MICHAEL SCALES
1.4
EARNEST WILSON
1.4
MICHAEL AYERS
1.4
STEVEN MATHEW
1.4
DMITRY KOTLOVSKY
1.5
MICHAEL CALHOUN
1.5
BRANDON STANFIELD
1.5
REGINAL THOMAS
1.5
FRANKIE CROSBY
1.5
TITUS GADDY1.5
JEROME CARTER1.6
CLARENCE BURTON
1.6
KENNETH MOORE
1.6
ROBERT LANEY
1.6
STACEY SIMMONS
1.6
OTIS WASHINGTON
1.6
STEVEN FEINGOLD
1.7
EDWARD MORALES
1.7
SYLVESTER LEE1.8
GILBERTO VILLEGAS
1.8
CHARLES KRAMER
1.8
PAUL ADAMS1.8
FODAY MACBAILEY
1.8
CHARLES VIGNOS
1.8
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WILLIAM TURNER
1.8
DENNIS BOYD
1.8
LENA WILLIAMS
1.8
MISSY PICKENS1.8
VICTOR AGUILERA
1.8
JIMMY BOND
1.9
SHANDELL COOPER
1.9
HOPE COOPER
1.9
JACK BARBER
1.9
KELBY JONES
2.0
SORTERRIO POPE2.0
BRANDON GOLDEN
2.0
JOSHUA SIPES
2.0
ALEXANDER WELLS
2.1
JEFFREY LANDRY2.1
NATHAN ANDERSON
2.1
JORELL PARNELL2.1
ERIC JACKSON2.1
GERALD PORSCHAKIN
2.1
RHONDA GATES
2.1
ERIC FIFE2.1
WILLIAM KURTH
2.1
ANDREW GERBEN
2.1
JONATHON WIBORN
2.2
JOSEPH RICHARDSON
2.2
MICHAEL FARLEY
2.2
JUSTIN MARTIN2.2
MICHAEL JONES
2.2
ARTHURO CRAWFORD
2.2
MICHAEL BLANKENSHIP
2.3
MELVIN ANDERSON
2.3
CECIL LLOYD2.3
TREVOR SLOWIK
2.3
GEORGE ELLIOTT
2.3
BRIAN HAYES
2.3
BOOKER JOHNSON
2.3
DAVID PERRY2.4
JEREMY HOLDER
2.4
DARRELL KIRKLAND
2.4
DIVANTE HANSON
2.4
PEDRO ORTIZ-GODOY
2.4
2.4
ROBERT SMALL
2.4
WILLIAM PHILLIPS
2.4
WILLIAM POMPEY
2.4
EMMITT REEVES2.5
JOSEPH DAVIS
2.5
TIMOTHY RHODES
2.5
DUSTIN LYLE2.5
DAVID THOMPSON
2.5
MILES GREEN2.5
BRENDA KOCH
2.5
JEREMY NEWTON
2.6
KENNETH PICKETT
2.6
JAMES TUTTLE2.6
ORDIE CONRAD2.6
ANTONIO GATES2.6
KENNETH MAXWELL
2.6
ELTON DAVY2.6
JAMES HILL
2.7
HERVE FETY
2.7
JOHNNY WHITE
2.7
CHARLES SMITH
2.7
SHAWNA LEE
2.7
ISAIAH DANAGE
2.7
RONALD SHEARN
2.7
SYLVESTER LEE2.7
RANDALL MORGAN
2.8
LAMONT HICKS
2.8
August 2015
Unpaid Out-of-Route Miles %
WILLIAM FORD
-1.1
STANLEY BENAC
0.6
LOYD REYNOLDS0.8
CLYDE JOHNSON
1.5
JOHNNY HARP
1.9
ANGELIA LAMBERT
1.9
JERAMY CHURCH
2.0
TERMAINE ROBERTS
2.2
ALFRED FRANKLIN
2.4
GEORGE ELLIOTT
2.5
PAUL JUAREZ2.6
RANDY OVERSTREET
2.7
NORMAN PATTERSON
2.7
JAMES SHERRARD
2.7
ISAIAH DANAGE
2.8
NATHAN ANDERSON
2.9
DENNIS BOYD
2.9
STEPHEN LOGSDON
2.9
KYLE LONG2.9
JORELL PARNELL2.9
LENA WILLIAMS
2.9
KELBY JONES
3.0
RICHARD KIGHT
3.0
KENNETH MAXWELL
3.0
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY
3.0
SCOTT SCHMUCKER
3.0
WILLIAM STEFFEY
3.0
HEWA IBRAHIM
3.1
MICHAEL CRANE
3.2
CARNELL FRANCOIS
3.2
MICHAEL GORMAN
3.2
ROGER SANDERS3.2
NATHANIEL SMITH
3.2
JOEBOB SPARLIN
3.2
ERIC STOUTAMIRE
3.2
JIMMY BOND
3.3
SHANDELL COOPER
3.3
DAVID DESSELLES
3.3
JESUS ECHEVERRIA
3.3
RICHARD FOWLER
3.3
BRANDON HARRIS
3.3
SORTERRIO POPE3.3
ANDREW CLARK
3.4
SHELBY HEGGS
3.4
MIKEY KEYSE3.4
CHRISTOPHER PECK
3.4
CEDRIC STEVENS3.4
KIMBERLY STEWART
3.4
AWUDU AMADU
3.5
CYNTHIA BEASLEY
3.5
JOHN BEASLEY
3.5
RODRIGUEZ EMORY
3.5
BRUCE HART
3.5
SARA HASKINS
3.5
TIMOTHY HOLLAND
3.5
RONALD JONES3.5
TIMOTHY RHODES
3.5
MICHAEL SCALES
3.5
VERONICA STEELE
3.5
ROBERT DYSARCZYK
3.6
DARNELL GREEN3.6
TIMOTHY JONES
3.6
BRYAN LYNN
3.6
YADUPATI DHUNGEL
3.7
MATTHEW SALAS
3.7
MARK SMITH
3.7
RALPH STAHR
3.7
DOUGLAS ARMEL
3.8
August 2015
BILL BAILEY
3.8
WALTER BRIDGES
3.8
ORION BRIGGS
3.8
DARRELL DILLARD
3.8
MARIO HAWKINS
3.8
CRAIG HILL
3.8
ELLIOTT HOPKINS
3.8
JAMES NORTON3.8
CHARLES OBLISK
3.8
JACK PARMER3.8
JOHNNY ROBERSON
3.8
BLAKE STEIDLER
3.8
BRIAN STONE
3.8
LANCE THORSON
3.8
JACOB VAN-DIJK
3.8
CALVIN WEBB
3.8
DARIUS BIRCHETT
3.9
STEPHEN BLACKWELL
3.9
MEIKO CANNON3.9
LARRY HARVELL
3.9
RICHARD HOWARD
3.9
DAVID PERRY3.9
GARETH WALKER
3.9
KEVIN BEEBE
4.0
MICHAEL BROWN
4.0
JOEY ELSTON4.0
DAVID GITUNDU4.0
RICHARD MAY
4.0
ISAAC MONTGOMERY
4.0
AUGUSTIN MOYENGA
4.0
ROBERT O’HARA
4.0
UMAR ROGERS4.0
MARZELLE TRUSSELL
4.0
ALEXANDER TURNER
4.0
MICHAEL WEBB
4.0
SUMNER COLEMAN
4.1
HOPE COOPER
4.1
ANTHONY FOY
4.1
ALEXANDER HARKNESS
4.1
CODY HOWLAND
4.1
ANTIONE JACKSON
4.1
JAMES MCCORMICK
4.1
RAYMOND PATIN4.1
WILLIAM PHILLIPS
4.1
ROBERT SMALL
4.1
PHILIP STOKES
4.1
TIMOTHY WARD
4.1
JAMES AUBREY
4.2
AKEAM BEACH
4.2
JOHN BEAVER
4.2
DARRYL BENSON
4.2
REYNALDO CARRIZALES
4.2
RUBEN DELEON
4.2
DENZEL HENDRICKS
4.2
BYRON PRATER
4.2
MUHAMMAD RUFAI
4.2
CHRISTOPHER TELLES
4.2
ANGELA WOOD
4.2
JONATHAN BROWN
4.3
CARL BROWN
4.3
KEITH DAVIS
4.3
JAMES DENSON4.3
TIMOTHY FIELDS
4.3
STEPHANIE GIBBS
4.3
VICTOR GRADY4.3
CHAD JONES
4.3
LENNEL KEARNEY
4.3
CHRISTOPHER O’NEILL
4.3
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June’s 200
Best Drivers
CESAR RIVERA-MENDEZ
4.3
NORMAN SELLERS
4.3
JOSHUA BERNARD
4.4
LOAL CARR4.4
JEFFERY ESCAMILLA
4.4
JIM FLEEMAN4.4
JULIANNA FLEEMAN
4.4
CODY FRAZIER4.4
RICHARD HOLT
4.4
MICHAEL JONES
4.4
RICKY JONES4.4
ALAN ROBINSON
4.4
ALEX TORRES
4.4
MARK WRHEL
4.4
WALTER ADKINS
4.5
CARL BEAUCHAMP
4.5
BRANDON BELL
4.5
TIMOTHY BRADLEY
4.5
STANLEY CLARK4.5
ACHSAH COLE
4.5
KEITH COLE
4.5
JUSTIN COOK4.5
RONALD DIAZ-NERIS
4.5
MICHAEL FARLEY
4.5
JEFFREY HALL
4.5
NICHOLAS HARJUNG
4.5
THOMAS JONES
4.5
IVAN OLENICK4.5
JAMES OVERBAY
4.5
BRANDON STANFIELD
4.5
ANTONIO WELLS
4.5
BRYAN BLAKE
4.6
MICHAEL BURCHAM
4.6
BILLY BUTLER
4.6
JUAN DE LOS REYES
4.6
CHAKERA DOUGAL
4.6
LUIZ HERNANDEZ
4.6
ADRIAN LANDRY4.6
JIMMY REED4.6
WILLIAM SHURTLEFF
4.6
DEONTREY THOMAS
4.6
PATRICK WILLIAMS
4.6
LEE ALVERSON4.7
REX BRADLEY
4.7
DAVID CRIGGER4.7
HAROLD GRIFFIN
4.7
DWAYNE HACKER
4.7
STEPHEN MAY
4.7
RAYMOND O’BRIEN
4.7
JAMES PARRISH
4.7
JOSEPH SPIVEY
4.7
JOSEPH VESPA
4.7
DANIEL CASTEEL4.8
ORDIE CONRAD4.8
MILES GREEN4.8
CHRISTOPHER JONES
4.8
EDWIN JONES
4.8
TERRY KERSEY4.8
CHARLES KRAMER
4.8
STANLEY LENTZ4.8
GEORGE MOTEN4.8
MICHAEL MURPHY
4.8
TROY SIBLEY
4.8
JOSHUA SIPES
4.8
FONZIE WEISS
4.8
DARRELL WILLIAMS
4.8
JAMES WOOSLEY
4.8
DAVID WRIGHT
4.8
401(K) News!
Russell Long
Director of Human Resources
In case you have not noticed there are two new investment choices available in the 401(k) Account.
One is the Wells Fargo Advantage Precious Metals Retirement
Option. If you go online and review the Morningstar Fact Sheet, just
the first page is provided here, you will find that it has not made money
for the last few years. A lot of people insist they want to invest in gold,
silver, mining and the like. If that interests you, here is one opportunity.
As of 07/06/15 it is down 5.68% for the year. This is a highly ranked fund
in its category.
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August 2015
401(K) News!
Russell Long
Director of Human Resources
Another new option is in the Mid Cap Growth area; the Janus Enterprise Retirement Option. This fund has
consistently received the “Four Star” rating from Morningstar and was chosen to replace the old Morgan Stanley
Mid-Cap Growth Fund which was performing below the standards established for our Plan. Again, just the first
page of the Morningstar report is provided here and we encourage you to go online (www.ta-retirement.com) and
review the rest of this report as well as the Fact Sheets on all of the other choices within our Plan. You may call
1-800-401-8726 if you need help navigating the website. This fund has ranked as high as the 7th percentile out of
755 comparable investment options!
These, as do virtually all investment funds, involve risk. You should seek the advice of a competent investment
counselor before investing.
August 2015
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From Murray
Daniel Holskey and Trainer Tarus Harwell
Jane Farley with Trainer Damarion Posey
Thomas Kopriva, Khalif Lewis and Desmond Lee
Derrick Tennie and Richard Tennie
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.
Art Crawford and Ralph Anderson
Don’t call these Gentlemen late for lunch!
46
August 2015
From the road . . .
Angela Wood
Timothy Rhodes was happy to be home!
Trainee Keith Davis
Chuck Farrington happened upon this!
Santiago Trevino
August 2015
Devious Hipp
47
PRSRT STD
US POSTAGE
PAID
MURRAY, KY
PERMIT NO. 2
Major Sheffield woke up at a truck
stop in Louisiana and it had been
turned in to the set for NCIS: New
Orleans! He was asked to stick
around and got to hang with the cast
and crew while they were filming!

Nick Scanlon, Jared Nolan and Clifford Holmes Trainer Leland

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