CALIFORNIA892

TEXAS765

FLORIDA555

ILLINOIS513

NORTH CAROLINA421

Source: World Health Organization road traffic injuries fact sheet, November 2016

HOW DO THEY DO IT? UPS’s safest drivers are constantly on the lookout for the challenges on the road ahead, such as:

Avoiding distracted drivers

Adjusting in inclement weather

Staying focused on what’s ahead

Keeping their eyes moving to anticipate changing conditions and hazards

Maintaining a safe distance from other vehicles

9,349 TOTAL MEMBERSLed by Tom Camp of Michigan, with 54 years

WOMENLed by Ginny Odom of Florida, with 42 years

206 THE FIRST YEAR

FRANCE joins the Circle of Honor with Patrick David’s achievement of 25 years of safe driving

STATES WITH THE

MOST CIRCLE OF HONOR DRIVERS

BY WHERE THEY WORK

Congratulations to UPS’s Safest Drivers

The UPS Circle of Honorthrough December 31, 2016

Drivers using a mobile

phone are approximately

4 TIMES more likely to

be involved in a crash than when a driver does not

use a phone

Slower reaction times—notably braking reaction time, but also reaction to traffic signals

Impaired ability to keep in the

correct lane

Shorter following distances

Road traffic crashes cost countries approximately 3% of their gross national product

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INDUCTEES

TOGETHER, THE INDUCTEES HAVE1,575

YEARS OF SAFE DRIVING

39,375

DON’T DRIVE DISTRACTEDDrivers using mobile phones may have: