Safe Driver of the Year Award Winners

The National Safety Council is pleased to announce the 2020 Joseph M. Kaplan Safe Driver of the Year Awards. Congratulations to the following winners:

Driver Name	Company Name	Region
Keith Campbell	Landstar Inway	Canadian
Eddie Hughes	United Parcel Service	East North Central
Richard Hollis	United Parcel Service	East South Central
Steven Hansen	United Parcel Service	Middle Atlantic
Keith Hovencamp	Swift Transportation	Mountain
Beverly Bickford	Landstar Ranger	New England
Kirby Hightower	United Parcel Service	Pacific
James Pope	United Parcel Service	South Atlantic
Cleo Underwood	United Parcel Service	West North Central
Pete Olguin	SYGMA San Antonio	West South Central

About the Award

Show your organization's commitment to driver safety. This non-competitive, member-exclusive program lets you recognize individuals that drive a specific period of time or miles without a preventable motor vehicle collision.

If you have an employee who has driven an outstanding number of miles or hours without a preventable collision, you may wish to nominate him or her for the prestigious National Safety Council Safe Driver of the Year award.

Nominations for the Joseph M. Kaplan Safe Driver of the Year Award are accepted Jan. 1 to March 31 each year. Get award information here and view the award criteria here.

Safe Driver Shoulder Patch

Recognizes number of years driven without incident. Embroidered in yellow, blue and green silk on white background. One to 45 years available.

Expert Driver Awards

Recognizes the number of years driven without incident. Personalize with participant name and years driven. One to 45 years available.

Safe Driver Lapel Pin

Recognizes the number of years driven without incident. Available in rose gold with clutch fastener. One to 45 years available.

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Million Mile Awards

Recognize 1 million miles or 25,000 hours driven without incident. Two Million Mile Award also available.

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