On March 19th, one of our trailers was incorrectly impounded by the police department because they believed it was stolen. They, unfortunately, would not release the trailer to us or Ashley Furniture until proper documentation was provided and impound fees were paid. With Joe's help, we were able to send him all of the necessary documents and an EFS check. He was then able to drive to the police station to show proof of ownership, paid the fees at the impound yard, gained possession of our trailer, and returned it to Romulus.

Recently, we had a truck, trailer, and load that was stolen and we were unable to make a police report in person. Hilton happened to be in the same area as the theft and he went out of his way to meet with police, file the report, and communicate with Trina in Risk Management. Because of his willingness to help out, we were able to successfully make an insurance claim and get things in motion to recover the stolen truck.

On January 8th, we had a driver that lost their truck key and couldn't get in. Terrence was on his 34-hour reset, but he just so happened to be in the same area as well as have the exact same make, model, and year of truck. He caught a ride over to the other driver and unlocked their truck for them, saving the day. Just from taking time out of his own reset to help a fellow driver is commendable in itself!

Maurice was nominated for going beyond the scope of his duties regarding a damaged load. He worked with what the load was, cleaned it up, and got the necessary items to utilize. In addition, he's articulate and has consistently displayed excellent communication skills. Maurice is always willing to step up and go out of his way to help fellow drivers, not to mention he's been doing a fantastic job at recruiting for D.R.I.V.E.!