When it comes to safety, we don’t just talk the talk…we walk the walk.  We hold quarterly safety meetings at each of our terminals to review safety procedures, new rules, changes to existing laws, company policies and customer requirements.Driver Meeting Apr 2016 Reno Safety Meeting Apr 2016 Sac

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A big THANK YOU to all of our drivers for their time and attention at these meetings and for their follow through on our commitment to safety.

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