Shifting Behavior

On the job and on my own time, I’m shifting the way I drive. I’m more engaged than ever because a lot is riding on my decisions. By being more focused on the little things that I can improve on when I’m behind the wheel, I’m helping to start conversations with my co-workers, family, and others.

Talking between jobs makes
for better connections.

Figuring out the route in
advance frees up my mind.

Listening to the road and our
vehicles keeps me alert.

Eating while stopped helps me
enjoy my meal more.

Driving more efficiently saves
me time and fuel costs.

Being aware of other drivers
improves my safety and yours.

22 tons of
fresh cut pine.

It’s a lot of responsibility pulling these big trailers. Being engaged in what’s going on around me, and knowing that others are doing the same, not only puts me at ease, but makes my job even more enjoyable.

I’ve seen it all
from up here.

From the cab of my truck I get a unique perspective on how we drive here in Idaho. When I see more and more people making the right choices, I feel safer. I sure appreciate knowing we’re all working on this together.

22 tons of fresh cut pine.

I’ve seen it all from up here.

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