JUNE 2020
South Dakota JUNE 2020 Table of Contents East River Golf Outing Registration Form................................. 2 Chairman’s Message........................................................... 3 President’s Message........................................................... 5 June Driver of the Month..................................................... 7 SDTA Convention Registration Form Page One.......................... 9 SDTA Convention Registration Form Page Two.......................... 10 SDTA Convention Tentative Agenda.......................................... 11 SD Road Team Creates Remote Learning Video for O’Gorman High School Drivers Ed Remote Learning................ 13 The Costly Impact of Financial Stress................................... 15 TravelCenters of America Announce 2020 Citizen Driver Award Winners..................................................................... 17-19 July’s Operation Safe Driver Week Focuses on Speeding............................................................................. 21 Driver of the Month Rules....................................................... 22 Driver of the Month Nomination Form....................................... 23 July’s Operation Safe Driver Week Focuses on Speeding Continued........................................................... 25 What’s Happening With SDTA.................................................. 27 Welcome New SDTA Members................................................. 28 SDTA & SDTA Services Board of Directors Listing................ ..32
SDTA Associates Appreciation East River Golf Event JULY 23, 2020
BRANDON GOLF COURSE Brandon, SD Check-in from 8:00 a.m. - 8:45 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Shotgun Start FEE: $110 per person (includes green fees, cart rental, two mulligans, two drink tickets & lunch) PLEASE REGISTER BY JULY 17TH. m Below is our foursome
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NOTICE: Due to social distancing recommendations brought to us by the coronavirus pandemic, we felt that it was best to make some changes to this event. A box lunch will be delivered to everyone on the course, there will not be a social gathering following golf, scores will be published on the SDTA Website on Friday morning and prizes will be mailed to the winners.
SPONSOR OPPORTUNITIES: m Diamond Sponsor $1,000 m Ruby Sponsor $750 m Emerald Sponsor $500 m Sapphire Sponsor $250 m Topaz Sponsor $100 Company:________________________________________________________________________________________ Mailing Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________
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Card Number:________________________________________________ Expiration Date:___________________ Printed Name of Card Holder: _________________________________________ Zip:_______________________ Signature of Card Holder: __________________________________________________________ CVV# __________
Mail or fax this completed form to: SDTA • PO Box 89008 • Sioux Falls, SD 57109-9008 • Fax: 605-334-1938 Email: jay@southdakotatrucking.com
SDTA’S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROBERT CHRISTIAN, CHAIRMAN JERRY OLLERICH, VICE CHAIRMAN BOB WILLEY, TREASURER JUSTIN ANDERS, SECRETARY DAVID BULTSMA, PAST CHAIRMAN RICK HOOGENDOORN, ATA CHAIRMAN MYRON L. RAU, PRESIDENT SDTA’S BOARD OF DIRECTORS GREG BALDWIN TOM BEUZEKOM STEVE BENNING LINDA BICKFORD LLOYD BULTSMA KRISTAL FISER SHANNA GRAY EVAN GRONG PETE HALVERSON ERIC HAMIEL JEFF HANNAHS RANDY HARTLEY STEVE HOFFMAN LARRY KLAAHSEN IRINA KLEINSASSER JERRED KOPPMANN JUSTIN LARSON THOMAS MURPHY MATT PARKER BRIAN STERN RYAN VIESSMAN SDTA’S PAST CHAIRPERSONS STAN ANDERS LARRY ANDERSON ROBERT APPELWICK DAVID BULTSMA TED BULTSMA RICH BURNS DARROLD DEAN BERNARD FELDHAUS MIKE HABECK RICK HOOGENDOORN ALTON PALMER JEFF PARKER GENE PHILLIPS MICHELLE SCHIPPER RANDY THOMPSON WAYNE VIESSMAN STEPHEN WILLERS
Well it seems like it has taken forever or maybe I am just a little impatient. Secretary Elaine Chao announced that on May 14th acting FMCSA Administrator Jim Mullen released the four approved revisions pertaining to the HOS requested by the trucking industry. First, the 30 minute required rest break after eight hours of driving can be satisfied by 30 minutes of on duty not driving status. Second, sleeper birth periods can now be split into an 8/2 or 7/3 split. Third, a maximum of two hours driving can be extended for adverse weather conditions. Fourth, for the short haul exemption, the 12-hour day will be extended to 14-hours and the 100 miles air radius will be extended to 150-miles. The frustrating part is that the rule changes won’t be in effect for 120 days after the posting. I guess we have waited this long, a bit longer won’t hurt. This may not be everything we had hoped for, but I feel these were some positive changes. Who knows if we can prove these changes to be safe and effective. Maybe we will have some room for more changes down the road. One thing for certain this industry is forever changing to ensure safety and serve the needs of the American people. FMCSA has also extended the emergency declaration relaxing HOS for operations considered to be essential for COVID-19 relief efforts until July 14th. However they have modified the list of operations to now be considered essential. (1) livestock and livestock feed. (2) medical supplies and equipment related to the testing, diagnosis and treatment of COVID-19. (3) supplies and equipment necessary for community safety, sanitation and prevention of community spread of Covid-19. Other operations were previously considered to be essential. The FMCSA feels there is no longer a need for emergency relief. We may all not agree with some of it when we walk into a grocery store, but I think we can all agree it is getting better all the time. I look forward to seeing the luxury we were accustomed too. July SDTA east river golf event and September’s SDTA Convention are still being planned for, conditions are looking favorable to continue and I think we are all ready for some social activity. Everyone please stay safe and healthy. Every precaution we take today will just make tomorrow that much easier.
Robert Christian, Black Hills Log Haulers President & SDTA Chairman
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I am not sure that I like what is commonly referred to as “the new normal”. Electronic or virtual meetings are okay on an occasional basis but now that is all I do multiple times a week. Even the ATA Midyear Management Meeting was conducted in that way. Everybody was in their own office and we simply could see each other on the computer screen. It worked and we got the business accomplished but these virtual meetings are not the same as the face-to-face meetings. I think you lose something when having a virtual meeting. I hope this is a temporary thing! I sincerely hope that everyone took the time to vote in the primary election. Absentee voting laws in SD make it so simple to exercise your right to vote. Now that the primary election sorting has taken place, it is time to pick your candidate and help her or him get elected this fall in the general election. In less than 5 months, the general election will take place. Keep in mind that we will be electing or re-electing our entire state legislature. Please take time to find out who the candidates are and invite them to your place of business or simply for a cup of coffee. If you find a champion that needs to have the support of the SDTA Truck PAC, please let me know and I will send a check directly to that candidate or to you for presentation on our behalf. As you are aware, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we found it necessary to cancel the Summer Board Meeting, the annual Cliff Tjaden Fishing Event and the Truck Driving Championships all scheduled for May. Later we also canceled the west river Logging Industry Golf Tournament coupled with the annual poker run. However, at this point, we have no plans to cancel the annual east river summer golf tournament scheduled for the Brandon Golf Course for Thursday, July 23rd. This is always a fun and action packed event; please plan to join us. Difficult times are upon us but as the saying goes, “We will get through this together!” The trucking industry is a very hard-working resilient group. As Will Rogers said, "Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there." Get involved and stay involved!
Myron L. Rau, President
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Bruce “Herbie” Schmidt, Mid States Transport, Sioux Falls, SD, has been selected as the June 2020 Driver of the Month by the South Dakota Safety Management Council. Herbie has been with Mid States Transport for 2 years. He has been a professional truck driver for over 30 years and has logged over one million accident-free miles. He is a safe and courteous driver and even though he drives his truck at moderate speed, he’s never late for an appointment. He accepts whatever load he is given and doesn’t complain - that includes weekends! He is good at training new drivers and follows the rules. Herbie is a fine example of today’s truck driver. “Steve Hoffman, company owner says he would love to have more of him.”
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Herbie is 58 years old and resides in Jasper, MN. The South Dakota Trucking Association joins the Safety Management Council in congratulating Herbie Schmidt for being selected as the June 2020 Driver of the Month. Sponsors of Driver of the Month Program:
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SDTA’s 85th Annual Convention September 9,10 and 11, 2020 HOTEL HEADQUARTERS - ROOM BLOCK RELEASED AUGUST 9TH: Convention Headquarters: Deadwood Mountain Grand, Deadwood, SD 605-559-0386 Overflow Hotel: Holiday Inn Express: 22 Lee Street, Deadwood, SD 57732 605-578-3330 Company:
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Please mark the appropriate box below for your registration fees: r r r r r
First Company Representative $150 Additional Member Company Representatives $125 First Time Motor Carrier Attendee $125 Spouse / Guest $100 Non-SDTA Member $180
TOTAL REGISTRATION FEES: $
We would like to SPONSOR at the following level*: PLATINUM $1500 and up DISPLAY A BANNER $100
DIAMOND $1000 - $1,499
GOLD $750- $999
SILVER $500 - $749
BRONZE $250 - $499
OTHER $1 - $249
GOLF HOLE $150
TOTAL SPONSORSHIP: $
We would like to be an EXHIBITOR*: (includes one free registration) DISPLAY SPACE $600 -10’ BOOTH
DOUBLE SPACE $900
TRIPLE SPACE $1100
OUTSIDE DISPLAY:
TRACTOR $500
Display Times: Wednesday 5:00 - 6:30 pm / Thursday 4:30 - 6:00 pm / Friday 5:00 - 6:30 pm
TOTAL BOOTH FEES: $
*INFORMATION MUST BE RECEIVED BY AUGUST 27TH TO BE INCLUDED IN THE CONVENTION PROGRAM TRUCKING NEWS ~ PAGE 9
GOLF REGISTRATION SDTA has scheduled a golf outing at The Spearfish Canyon Golf Club, on Thursday, September 10, 2020. A continental breakfast will be available at the golf course. Registration runs from 8:00 - 8:45 a.m. - Shotgun start at 9:00 a.m. Lunch provided. Participants split up unless specified. TRANSPORTATION ON YOUR OWN -- golf course located at: 120 Spearfish Canyon Rd, Spearfish, SD 57783 $110 PER GOLFER (if attending convention) - $160 PER GOLFER (if not attending convention)
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ATV RIDING SDTA scheduled an ATV ride through the Hills Thursday morning, September 10th. Bring your own or rental equipment will be available. Be prepared to be at Mystic Hills Hideway NO LATER THAN 7:45 am. The ride will start promtly at 8:00 a.m. Lunch provided / Number of lunches needed: TRANSPORTATION ON YOUR OWN -- Mystic Hills located at: 21766 Custer Peak Rd, Deadwood, SD 57732 $110 PER RIDER (if attending convention) - $160 PER RIDER (if not attending convention) - $20 (if bringing own equip.)
Check rental equipment if needed: Name Name
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2-seater 4-seater -- rentals are limited - 1st come, 1st served Name Name TOTAL ATV FEE: $
Beginner Black Jack Lessons will be given by the Deadwood Mountain Grand Casino on Friday, September 11th starting at 10:00 a.m. There is NO CHARGE to attend this class. Please mark below the names of attendees:
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SOUTH DAKOTA TRUCKING ASSOCIATION’S 85TH ANNUAL CONVENTION SEPTEMBER 9-11, 2020 - DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND, DEADWOOD, SD TENTATIVE AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 A.M. 8:00 OPEN FOR BOOTH SETUP (BOOTHS SETUP PRIOR TO 4:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY) P.M. 3:00 REGISTRATION DESK OPENS 5:00 VENDOR APPRECIATION & SOCIAL 6:30 DINNER 7:30 POKER RUN / PUB CRAWL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 A.M. 7:45 ATV RIDERS AT MYSTIC HILLS HIDEAWAY TO REGISTER FOR RIDES - TRANSPORTATION ON OWN 8:00 ATV RIDE STARTS 8:00-8:45 REGISTRATION & CHECK-IN AT THE SPEARFISH CANYON GOLF COURSE - TRANSPORTATION ON OWN 9:00 SHOTGUN START – SPEARFISH CANYON GOLF COURSE P.M. 4:00 REGISTRATION DESK OPENS 4:30 SOCIAL & VISIT DISPLAYS 6:00 DINNER - AWARD GOLF AND ATV PRIZES 7:20 FOOTBALL & FUN: HOUSTON VS. KANSAS CITY ON BIG-SCREEN WITH CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 A.M. 7:45 REGISTRATION DESK OPENS 8:00 BREAKFAST • FORMAL OPENING 85TH ANNUAL CONVENTION • WELCOME • SDTA AND SDTA SERVICES INC. ANNUAL MEETINGS 8:30-9:45 BUSINESS SESSION 1: WILLIAM WALKER, LEGAL SHIELD / ID SHIELD: SIX TYPES OF IDENTITY THEFT AND HOW IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU 10:OO SPOUSE PROGRAM: BEGINNER BLACK JACK LESSONS GIVEN BY DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND CASINO 10:00 - 12:00 BUSINESS SESSION 2: ROTATING OPEN FORUM BUSINESS SESSIONS 1) HIGHWAY PATROL; 2) DRUG TESTING CLEARINGHOUSE; 3) SERVICES BEST PRACTICES; AND 4) REFRIGERATION LAW UPDATE 12:00 AWARDS LUNCHEON • SPEAKER: JOHN LYNCH, SR. VICE PRESIDENT, FEDERATION RELATIONS & INDUSTRY AFFAIRS, ATA • FLEET SAFETY AWARDS • SDHP ANNUAL SAFETY AWARD PRESENTATION P.M. 1:30 BUSINESS SESSION 3: BUZZ SESSION TO DISCUSS SDTA MEMBER “NUGGETS OF WISDOM” 2:30 DRIVER OF THE YEAR INTERVIEWS 3:00 HEAVY DUTY TRUCK DEALER MEETING 4:00 NEXTGEN MEETING AND SOCIAL 5:00 CAPITOL CLUB RECEPTION - BY INVITATION ONLY 5:00 SOCIAL & VISIT DISPLAYS 6:30 CHAIRMAN’S BANQUET • PRIDE OF THE SHOW • MILESTONE AWARDS • SAFETY DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR • CHAIRMAN’S AWARD • DRIVER OF THE YEAR PRESENTATION • PASSING OF THE GAVEL • ENTERTAINMENT: COMEDIAN, DAN AUGHENBAUGH
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South Dakota Road Team Has First Opportunity With Remote Learning Sioux Falls, SD - May 2020 The South Dakota Road Team Captains took the time to create video footage to include in the Sioux Falls O’Gorman High School drivers education remote learning program.
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For the past two years SD Road Team Captains have come to O’Gorman High School in Sioux Falls, SD, for their Share The Road program demonstrations. The COVID-19 Pandemic has changed the way these students are learning in 2020. It was a challenge, but with the help of the Road Team Captains and the SDTA staff we were still able to participate in this amazing training program this May. The slideshow Captains have used in prior years when talking to the driver education students was combined with current videos and pictures Captains Mike Whitehead, Gary Schmidt, Jeff Eschen and Jeremy Senger and SDTA Executive Assistant Michelle Wells were able to capture. In past years, Captains would provide two tractor/trailer units in the parking lot of the school with vehicles hidden in blind spots around them. Students were allowed to climb into the drivers seat, shut the door and observe. It is priceless to see the look in their eyes! The idea for this year was to provide the school with a video to include in their Google Classroom program for the 2020 Driver Education Class. We highlighted the SD Road Team program, the inside and outside of the truck/trailer, the blindspots around them and how to share the road safely with trucks. Blind Spot Review
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The costly impact of financial stress A problem that spans generations and income levels
Despite being gainfully employed, your employees are stressed — financially stressed — and that is taking a toll on their physical health. The number one cause of stress in America is money. Everyone in your workforce — from millennials to boomers — is losing sleep over saving for retirement paying the bills or putting food on the table. And, unfortunately, it doesn’t matter whether the employee is sitting in a corner office, working in a cubicle or on the production line, financial stress doesn’t discriminate. Experts have found that financial stress can cause acute-phase inflammation across all socioeconomic strata. A study published by the National Institute of Health found that there are significant correlations between financial stress, interpersonal stress, and psychological distress and well-being. All of which make their way into the work environment and impact the organization.
Poor financial health = poor health Financial stress manifests itself in numerous physical conditions. In addition to mood disorders, financial stress contributes to migraine, cardiovascular disease, absences
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TravelCenters of America announces 2020 Citizen Driver Award winners
By The Trucker News Staff - June 9, 2020 - TA citizen drivers Professional truck drivers Jerry Seaman, left, and Herschel Evans have been selected as recipients of the 2020 Citizen Driver Award. (Courtesy: TravelCenters of America) WESTLAKE, Ohio — TravelCenters of America announced its seventh annual Citizen Driver Award winners today: Herschel Evans of Bremen, Georgia and Jerry Seaman of Huron, South Dakota. The travel center network created the award to recognize professional drivers who demonstrate traits that bring a high level of respect to the truck driving profession, including good citizenship, safety, health and wellness, community involvement and leadership. The winners were announced live on the Dave Nemo Radio Show on Sirius XM 146- Road Dog Trucking Radio. As part of the honor, Citizen Driver Award winners may select a TA, Petro Stopping Center or TA Express location to be dedicated in their name, allowing their story to be continuously displayed for all travelers that pass through. In addition, TA makes a $2,500 donation to each winner’s charity of choice. “The goal of the Citizen Driver Program is to put a spotlight on some of the most extraordinary drivers today and illustrate the fine examples of professionalism embedded in the truck driving profession,” said Barry Richards, president of TA. “These drivers dedicate their lives to their career and we’re pleased to honor them and highlight their life-long commitment and sacrifices.” Details about Evans and Seaman are listed below. Herschel Evans — Bremen, Georgia Evans has a 32-year driving career and is currently employed by Holland, Inc. He has logged 3.1 million miles, all accident-free. He is a strong advocate for safety, evidenced by his volunteer work on numerous safety committees and boards. Evans has been interviewed by commercial and industry media for his expertise and input regarding safety regulations and is a well-known speaker and presenter on the topic within the industry. Evans received the 2018 Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance International Driver Excellence Award. In 2013, he was selected as an American Trucking Association’s American’s Road Team Captain. In 2017, he was presented with the Mark Russell Trucking Image Award for representing the industry through his role as an America’s Road Team Captain. Evans is also a trainer for Holland and ensures that all new hires begin their career with a solid driving foundation and a strong priority on safety. Evans has devoted countless hours to Convoy of Care. For the past 33 years, he has been involved with Atlanta Ride for Kids, a nationwide motorcycle charity ride that benefits the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. In 2011, Evans took over an intercompany truck driving championship and turned it into the Safety Drive for a Cure benefiting the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. Evans has chosen the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation, Safety Drive for a Cure as his charity to receive the $2,500 donation. The Petro in Atlanta, Georgia will soon be dedicated in his name. (Continued on page 19) TRUCKING NEWS ~ PAGE 17
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Jerry Seaman - Huron, South Dakota Jerry has a 48-year driving career and is currently employed by NTA Trucking, LTD. He has logged more than 5 million miles in his career, all accident-free. In 2010, Seaman was chosen as the NASTC Driver of the Year and as a member of their 2010 America’s Safe Driver Team. In 2011, Seaman began competing in the South Dakota Truck Driving championships. He received a first-place finish in the 5-axle van class, received Rookie of the Year, the Larry Thury award and was named Grand Champion. He also competed in the American Trucking Association’s National Truck Driving Championships. Seaman is a dedicated Sunday school teacher, Sunday school director, worship leader and music director. He is devoted to working with the Special Olympics and has been involved with the South Dakota Convoy for Special Olympics since its inception in 2002. Seaman has worked this event every year since and has been an instrumental part of its growth and success. Seaman is a lifetime OOIDA member and a member of the Truck Historical Society. He has chosen the St. Christopher Trucker’s Relief Fund as his charity to receive the $2,500 donation from TA. The Vermillion, South Dakota TA Express will soon be dedicated in his name. More than 75 nominations for the Citizen Driver award were received this year, from fleet owners and executives, professional drivers, family members, trucking organization members and trucking industry suppliers. The following distinguished members of the trucking industry served as this year’s judges: David Cullen, Executive Editor of Heavy Duty Trucking; Eric Harley, On-Air Host of Red Eye Radio/Cumulus Media; Dave Nemo, On-Air Host, Road Dog Media/Dave Nemo Entertainment; Chris Spear, President & CEO of American Trucking Association (ATA); Todd Spencer, President, Owner Operator Independent Driver Association (OOIDA); and Ellen Voie, President & CEO of Women In Trucking
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July's Operation Safe Driver Week focuses on speeding Reprinted from Trucker.com
During the pandemic, less traffic may be encouraging some drivers to ignore traffic safety laws, including speed limits. So, through July 12-18, law enforcement throughout North America will be looking for drivers who are engaging in unsafe driving. The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s (CVSA) 2020 Operation Safe Driver Week will go on as scheduled, July 12-18. During this week-long traffic enforcement safety initiative, law enforcement personnel throughout North America will be looking for drivers who are engaging in unsafe driving behaviors on our roadways. Identified drivers will be pulled over by law enforcement and may be issued a warning or citation. According to the Governors Highway Safety Association, less traffic may be encouraging some drivers to ignore traffic safety laws, including speed limits. Despite there being far fewer vehicles on the road due to COVID-19 stay-at-home orders, many jurisdictions are seeing a severe spike in speeding. As the number of vehicles on roadways decreased in March and April, average speeds measured during the first week of April increased significantly in the five largest U.S. metropolitan areas. According to recent data, the average speed on interstate highways, state highways and expressways in those areas increased by as much as 75% compared to January and February. • In New York City, transportation officials reported an increase of more than 60% in the number of speed camera tickets issued in March compared to a year ago. At the same time, traffic was down more than 90% compared to January. • In Washington, D.C., traffic decreased 80% in March compared to January, while officials recorded a 20% increase in March speeding tickets. Of those tickets, violations for driving 21-25 mph over the speed limit rose by nearly 40%. • Over just one weekend, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, police charged 18 drivers with stunt driving, with speeds of 80-106 mph on the Don Valley Parkway, a major freeway that's limited to 55 mph. • California reported an increase in speeding violations and although the California Highway Patrol’s call volume has decreased, the crashes they have recently responded to have been worse. • Tucson Police reported a 40% increase in one-vehicle wrecks, which usually happens when drivers are going so fast they lose control. • In Minnesota, motor vehicle crashes and fatalities more than doubled compared to the same time period in previous years. Half those deaths were related to speeding or careless or negligent driving. • In Colorado, Indiana, Nebraska and Utah, police have clocked highway speeds of more than 100 mph. • Chicago and Los Angeles went from travel speed increases of 35-38% above average to 74-75% above average in just one week. To address this alarming trend of increased speeding on our roadways during the pandemic, CVSA selected speeding as the focus area for this year’s Operation Safe Driver Week. “It’s essential that this enforcement initiative, which focuses on identifying and deterring unsafe driving behaviors, such as speeding, go on as scheduled,” said CVSA president John Samis with the Delaware State Police. “As passenger vehicle drivers are limiting their travel to necessary trips and many commercial motor vehicle drivers Continued on page 25 TRUCKING NEWS ~ PAGE 21
SDTA DRIVER OF THE MONTH RULES Each month the SDTA Safety Management Council reviews the nominations and votes to select the next months winner. At the Annual Convention the past 12 monthly winners interview to be named the S.D. Driver of the Year.
Driver may be nominated for Driver of the Month for any outstanding act of heroism, a contribution to highway safety, an extraordinary act of courtesy, an exceptional deed or act of service to mankind within the community reflecting positively on the motor carrier industry, or for a long period of safe and courteous driving. An outstanding act shall be deemed to mean unusual or other than the normal every day courtesies afforded by truck drivers.
ELIGIBILITY: 1. The nominated driver must be an employee of a member in good standing of the South Dakota Trucking Association. 2. The nominated driver must have been employed by the present employer for at least two years and have a minimum of five years overall experience. 3. South Dakota domiciled* drivers are eligible for nomination for an outstanding act performed in any state. * The intent of the word “domiciled” shall be interpreted to mean: Any driver reporting to or regularly dispatched from a terminal within the State of South Dakota (in keeping with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations definition of his home terminal) regardless of where the driver may dwell. 4. A driver may receive the Driver of the Month award only one time in any contest year. He/she may be renominated in any subsequent year. 5. Nominations for outstanding acts on the highway shall be accompanied by supporting evidence (letters, statements, news clipping, etc.). A clear, factual account is absolutely necessary. Vague generalizations will not be accepted. 6. A copy of recent driver motor vehicle record check must accompany the nomination. 7. Drivers nominated and not selected as Driver of the Month will be held over and used in the following month’s selection. Nominees not selected in either of these two months may be re- nominated for any future month’s selection. 8. Entries must be in the office of the South Dakota Trucking Association no later than the 10th of each month for that current month’s contest. 9. Nominations may be made by any party, but must be approved by the employer or a representa tive of the employer. 10. The annual contest will run from September of the previous year through August of the current year. 11. Company agrees to submit a professional, head and shoulders, black and white photo of entry upon notification of winning. (3” X 5” preferred)
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Nomination form on page 15
SDTA SAFETY MANAGEMENT COUNCIL
3801 S. Kiwanis Avenue - PO Box 89008 - Sioux Falls, SD 57109-9008 Phone: 605-334-8871 - Fax: 605-334-1938
PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE
Date
Name of Driver Marital Status
Jacket Size Age
Spouse Name
Residence Address (in full) Children & Ages Name of Carrier Home Terminal Address (in full) Phone Number Years Employed by Present Employer Type of Equipment Operated Type of Driving
Truck
Over the Road
City
Tractor-Semitrailer
Doubles
Total Years Experience Other
Other
Total Mileage Total Number of Accidents: Chargeable: Non-Chargeable:
Mileage with Present Employer Dates Dates
Has your driver ever been selected as a driver of the month or year in South Dakota or any other state? ___ Yes ___ No If yes, explain when and where Participation in truck driving championships or other transportation related activities:
Basis of Nomination:
With this entry, company agrees to send their driver, if selected as Driver of the Month, to the South Dakota Trucking Association Annual Convention where driver will participate in a PERSONAL INTERVIEW. Selection of Driver of the Year will be made following ALL personal interviews. Drivers not being interviewed will not be eligible for Driver of the Year honors. Interview times will be scheduled Friday afternoon during the convention. With this entry, company agrees to submit Driver of the Year Entry Form for National Competition if your driver is selected as South Dakota's Driver of the Year. Nominated by
Title
Please attach supporting information and send to the South Dakota Trucking Association. Attach extra sheet if more space is needed. Return to: SDTA Safety Management Council, PO Box 89008, Sioux Falls, SD, 57109-9008
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July’s Operation Safe Driver Week focuses on speeding
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are busy transporting vital goods to stores, it’s more important than ever to monitor our roadways for safe transport.” Historically, drivers’ actions have contributed to 94% of all traffic crashes, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) Traffic Safety Facts report. And although NHTSA’s 2018 highway crash fatality data showed a 2.4% decline in overall fatalities, the number of fatal crashes involving large trucks increased by 0.9%. “While, of course, we’re pleased to see a decrease in the overall number of fatalities, it was also devastating to learn that the number of fatalities involving large trucks increased. Any increase whatsoever in roadway fatalities is unacceptable,” said Samis. Data shows that traffic enforcement interactions between drivers and law enforcement reduces targeted problematic behaviors. CVSA’s Operation Safe Driver Week aims to reduce high-risk driving behaviors through traffic enforcement strategies. In addition to a focus on speeding, examples of other dangerous driver behaviors that law enforcement will track during Operation Safe Driver Week include distracted driving, failure to use a seatbelt, following too closely, improper lane change, reckless or aggressive driving, failure to obey traffic control devices, evidence of drunk or drugged driving, etc.
Washington TRUCKING FAST FACTS
TRUCKING DRIVES THE ECONOMY CAREERS
SMALL BUSINESS EMPHASIS
139,450
79.9% of Washington commu-
16,670
Trucking industry jobs in Washington (2017)
That’s 1 in 20 jobs in the state
TRANSPORTING THE ESSENTIALS
nities depend exclusively on trucks to move their goods.
Trucking companies located in Washington (2017). Primarily small,
locally owned businesses, these companies are served by a wide range of supporting businesses.
80
Washington Trucking Association members put safety first through: Improved driver training Investment in advanced safety technologies Active participation in industry safety initiatives at the local, state and national levels
• Total trucking industry wages paid in Washington in 2017 exceeded $7.7 billion, with an average annual trucking industry salary of $54,930.
• Heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers held 32,030 jobs with an average annual salary of $46,990 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2018).
(2012)
SAFETY MATTERS SAFETY FIRST
Percent of total manufactured tonnage transported by trucks in the state. That’s 190,292 tons per day.
COMPETITIVE WAGES
CONTINUALLY IMPROVING 2016 fatal crash rate per 100 million Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT):
COMMITMENT TO SHARING THE ROAD WA
USA
1.02 1.34
71%
The amount by which the U.S. large truck fatal crash rate has dropped between 1975 and 2016.
Updated December 2018 with most recent data available.
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