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                1.  Intentionally damaging or tampering with Company property or
                    equipment. This includes tampering with any engine electronics
                    or the Satcom systems.
                2.  Failing to immediately report accidents, regardless of how minor.
                3.  Making a U-turn on any street, road, highway or interstate unless
                    designated, or at the direction of law enforcement.
                4.  Falsifying information on records (including logs, applications
                    for employment, physicals, medical releases, pay records/
                    requests, etc.).
                5.  Willfully and/or recklessly violating Company safety rules or
                    driving in a reckless manner.
                6.  Refusing to follow Company directives regarding safety or
                    compliance with the law.
                7.  Dropping a trailer, loaded or empty, any place other than a
                    Service Center or a Company authorized drop yard without the
                    approval of a Driver Manager.

                8.  Violating a driver or vehicle out-of-service order.
                The performance standards listed above, and others which may be
             established from time to time, are not all-inclusive. Rather, they are
             published to provide a general understanding of what the Company
             considers to be unacceptable conduct.

             D.O.T. Requirements
                As a driver, you must be familiar with and follow Department of
             Transportation (D.O.T.) regulations including, but not limited to:


                1.  Physical Examination: You must get a new physical
                    examination every two (2) years or as directed by a medical
                    examiner. You can arrange to get a physical examination by
                    contacting the Safety Department at 1-800-601-5500. Safety
                    must have a copy of your long form physical and medical card
                    on file prior to the date of your expiring medical certification.
                2.  Current Commercial Driver’s License (CDL): You must keep
                    your CDL and HAZMAT certification (if applicable) current and
                    in your possession at all times while operating a CMV. You must
                    provide copies of all changes (address, phone, etc.) to your CDL
                    license to the Safety Department (at any Service Center).
                3.  Reporting Ticket, License Suspension or Revocation: You are
                    required by federal law to immediately report any ticket, license


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