THE EVANS NETWORK

THE EVANS NETWORK
SUMMER 2016 EDITION
E LECTRONIC L OGS —D RIVER I NCENTIVES
WHEN M AKING THE S WITCH
As many are already aware Electronic Logs (ELD’s) are now here. We have set up a compre‐
hensive incentive package for all drivers who are interested in making the switch to Electronic Logs. Save the Date: September 30, 2016 This is the deadline to receive ‐ 
FREE Use of the BigRoad App! 
FREE BigRoad device for life while with Evans! 
A chance to win one of four $5,000 vacation vouchers! Making the switch to elec‐
Drivers that adopt tronic logs is nothing to be aftraid of. ELD’s BEFORE September 30, 2016  The government is NOT watching your every will be entered into move—only select a drawing for a Evans employees can $5,000 vacation access the program voucher!  Imagine a life when there’s no hassle with lost or missing logs! 4 Winners Will Be Chosen!
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“I enjoy using Big Road. It’s a wonderful tool to have. It’s right there keeping track of your hours. It lets me know when breaks are needed. And it does a recap of my day…” ‐ Andrew Prather AWG 
Electronic Log decals on the tractor will allow you to have a faster roadside inspection experience! Evans is requiring ALL DRIVERS to be equipped with Electronic Logs by September 1, 2017—why not take advantage of the limited time free offers now! E LECTRONIC LOGS AREN ’ T COMING — THEY ’ RE ALREADY HERE !
Many of our custom‐
ers at the Evans Net‐
work require or will be requiring drivers to have electronic logs in order to do business. Some of these customers include: To take advantage of these great offers and sign up for electronic logs please contact the log department: 800‐666‐7885 Extensions: 3313, 3316, 3329, 3335 SafetyLogs@ EvansDelivery.com S PECIAL P OINTS
OF
INTEREST THIS ISSUE
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Mission Memorial Day
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Work Zone Safety Tips
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Brake Safety Week
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Welcome Madaris
Transportation & Catfish
Container
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Lease2Buy Limited Time
Offer!
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Scholarship & Safety
Award Winners

Upcoming Safety
Meetings
THE EVANS NETWORK
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D RIVER
HIGHLIGHT :
On July 12th Kristopher Aust, a driver from our Charleston, SC West Con‐
tract terminal (PJS) went above and beyond aiding those in need. Kris was driving down the high‐
way on duty when the ambulance driving next to him suddenly had an engine fire. Both vehicles pulled off the road and Kris rushed over with his fire extinguisher to help the U.S. Army paramedic, K RISTOPHER
Kris holding a certificate of
appreciation from safety
director, Debbie Raymond
AUST
Barry Fitfield, put out the fire. Together they extin‐
guished the flash fire that resulted from the oil sprayed onto the hot exhaust. Kris then contin‐
ued to get on the ground to attack the flames beneath the engine com‐
partment, finally extinguishing the flames. tient from Fort Jackson Army Hospital to the Army hospital at Fort Gordon Georgia. Since the ambulance had no engine to power the air conditioning Kris kindly offered them to wait in his truck until another ambulance arrived to transport the patient. Once things had settled Kris had learned that Barry and his partner were transporting a pa‐
It’s heartening to be told such a genuine story and I’d like to thank Barry Fitfield for sharing this. M ISSION M EMORIAL D AY
HONORING THOSE WHO MADE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE
Over the years, a divide has grown in America between those that have served, and those that have not. This is com‐
pounded by the used car sales and mattress giveaways on Me‐
morial Day, when, together as one nation, we should all be honoring those that made the ultimate sacrifice for our coun‐
try. And with the ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, aware‐
ness is at an all time low on the sacrifices made overseas. Josh Jespersen, son of per diem and M&R director Sharon Jes‐
persen, appreciates the patriot‐
ism, sacrifice, and humility of American soldiers. As a Navy SEAL and co‐founder of Mission Memorial Day, Josh & the team have helped restore meaning back to Memorial Day by honor‐
ing those who paid the ultimate sacrifice, serving those who wish to remember those they lost, and helping America re‐
member. This is done by flying the names of those lost on top of various mountains in North America and in communities across the nation. This year Josh & co‐founder Margaux Mange climbed Mount Denali in Alaska to honor our fallen on Memorial Day. They made the 20,320 foot trek to the summit of the mountain carrying over 500 names of the fallen on US flags. We’d like to thank and congratu‐
late everyone on the mission memorial day team for their dedication to Memorial Day and those who have fallen. Please check out missionmemorialday.com to learn more about the mission. SUMMER 2016 EDITION
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Work Zone Safety for Drivers
When it comes to summer you can always expect a lot of con‐
struction on the roads. It’s im‐
portant to be safe and cau‐
tious while driving in these conditions and be prepared for the unexpected. 
traffic around you, and be prepared to react 
Stay Alert and Minimize Distractions ‐Dedicate your full attention to the roadway and avoid distrac‐
tions that can remove your concentration from the road 
Keep Your Headlights On 
Pay Attention to the Road—“Listen to the signs,” watch brake lights on vehicles ahead, watch Merge into the Proper Lane—Merge before you reach the lane closure and be aware that traffic patterns can change daily Themajorityoffatal
workzonecrashes
occurredonroads
withspeedlimits
greaterthan50mph
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Don’t Tailgate 
Obey the Posted Speed Lim‐
it—Workers may be present just feet away and fines may be doubled for moving traffic violations 
Change Lanes Safely—
Change lanes only where pavement marking indi‐
cate & only when traffic conditions permit 
Follow Instructions from Flaggers 
Expect the Unexpected‐ Workers, work vehicles or equipment may enter your lane without warning and other vehicles may slow, stop or change lanes unexpectedly 
BE PATIENT! O PERATION A IRBRAKE /B RAKE S AFETY W EEK 9/11/16—9/17/16
The International Roadcheck took place in June and over 44,000 level 1 inspections were conducted in North America. During the week of Sept. 11‐17, 2016, law enforcement agencies across North America will conduct inspections on large trucks and buses. They’ll be identifying out‐of‐adjustment brakes, and brake‐system viola‐
tions as part of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s (CVSA) Brake Safety Week, an annual outreach and enforcement campaign designed to improve commercial motor vehicle (CMV) brake safety throughout North America. Out‐of‐adjustment brakes and brake‐system violations combine to represent half of all out‐of‐
service violations issued for commercial motor vehicles on the road. Brake systems that are improperly installed or poorly maintained can reduce the braking capacity and stop‐
ping distance of trucks or buses; a serious safety risk. THE EVANS NETWORK
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W ELCOME M ADARIS T RANSPORTATION
& CATFISH CONTAINER
We would like to welcome Madaris Transportation, Catfish Container and Madaris Logistics to the Evans Network of Compa‐
nies. The Madaris Compa‐
nies were founded in 1999 by Richard Madaris. Over a relatively short period Madaris expanded, entirely organically, to manage a fleet of over 200 trucks. We’d also like to welcome these five Madaris corpo‐
rate office employees to our growing team! Top Left: Jennae Jacobsen‐ I recently re‐
turned to the Charlotte ar‐
ea so my daughter would have the opportunity to grow up near my family. I worked in the banking in‐
dustry for several years be‐
fore taking time off to be a stay‐at‐home mom. I’m fair‐
ly new to the transporta‐
tion industry but acquired a broad knowledge while working at Madaris. Top Center: Dixon Parker‐ I grew up in South Carolina and graduated from the University of Ten‐
nessee majoring in Logistics & Transportation. I have 15 years experience in the transportation/shipping industry and have been the safety director at Madaris for the past five years. Top Right: Don Stonehouse
‐I grew up in and around the trucking industry in the Chicago area. I got my chauffer’s license (pre‐CDL days) at 18 and began driv‐
ing intrastate until I turned 21. I spent the next 25 years as a professional driver without a single accident or moving violation in a CMV. I pursued certificates and took courses through the National Safety Council and FMCSA to further my knowledge. I enjoyed work‐
ing with, and helping other drivers, and decided to be‐
come an Instructor. I spent a couple years teaching, developing, and managing CDL programs . Front Left: Crystal Pope‐ I was born in Kentucky, but spent the majority of my childhood in Bristol, TN. I was a flight attendant based out of Charlotte for US Air‐
ways up until the 9/11 at‐
tack, then worked in the auto Industry for 14 years as a Business Development /
Office Manager. Front Right: Michele Surey‐ I am a University of Colora‐
do graduate (go Buffs!) with a B.A. in Humanities. In 2011, I moved with my hus‐
band from Boulder, CO to Fort Mill to help look after my father‐in‐law who is 99 years old! Prior to working in the transportation indus‐
try, I spent 20 plus years in the fields of biotechnology and intellectual property law. T HE A LBERT L. E VANS S R . S CHOLARSHIP W INNERS
In honor of the Evans Network
founder, Albert L. Evans Sr.
—4 scholarships are awarded
to children of drivers, independent contractors, agents,
and administrative staff. The
recipients receive $4000 for
their education, paid yearly,
$1000 per year for up to 4
years.
The winners of this year’s
Albert L. Evans Sr.
Scholarship are:
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Collin Larkin

Morgan Kelly

Andrew Harrison

Alyssa Livingston
Humanitarian Award.
Alyssa Livingston was
honored with this award.
THIS SUMMER WHICH
WILL ALLOW
DRIVERS ACCESS TO
PARKING
INFORMATION AND
FIND AVAILABLE
SPACES
The winners of the Jordyn
Agostini Memorial “On Angels Wings” book award are:

Kristen Moore

Tristan Youmans

Kristen Conner

Katherine Smith

Jonathan Carter
A new award created this year
was the Tom Ziemak
L OOK FOR THE
“P ARK M Y
T RUCK ” APP LATE
Scholarship winner
Alyssa Livingston with
Mr. & Mrs. Evans
SUMMER 2016 EDITION
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L EASE 2B UY L IMITED T IME OFFER !
For a limited time only there is no down payment required and a 60 day warranty included for all L2B units until 7/31. Swedesboro, NJ –3 There are currently reseat units available in the following locations that have been refur‐
bished and are ready for you! Charleston, SC –3 Please contact L2B@evansdelivery.com for more details. Newark, NJ –2 Philadelphia, PA –1 Chicago, IL –3 Atlanta, GA –4 Check out this
L2B truck driven
by Enrique Ruiz
of ABN!
W INNERS
OF THE ANNUAL SAFETY
AWARD DRAWING
On May 26th Evans held their annual safety award drawing which included all SAFE drivers through‐
out 2015. For your chance to be entered in the 2016 awards stay compliant with DOT regulations & company policies, and remain accident free!
PHL- NYDIA COLON
CMB- FELIX SOLANO
HVA- WALLACE BRADLEY
HVA- BENNY SAMPLE
Oil Change Winners CNK- MICHEL SALMO
LMI- JONJERRIE GRAY
AIL- IMAD ABURAS
Harley Davidson Winner GTX- ANTHONY HILL
MPA- WADE MEYERS
SAV- BENJAMIN WILSON
Set of 10 Tires Winners BUF- JAMES JANISH
CRT- JAIME DELACRUZ
GPS Winners PHN- AUGUSTIN REMY
DNI- ISMAIL MAHMOUD
KGA- MARBIN FLORES
AWG- ELMER PALMER
AEP- BUNSENG KHY
DBW- HAROLD WAGNER What is Truckers
Against
Trafficking?
There are over 4.5 million people currently trapped in the human trafficking industry. Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) is a non‐
profit organization rallying America’s 3.4 million truck drivers to combat trafficking. TAT wants to give you the basics of what to look for and what to do in case you come across a suspected sex trafficker. To take part in the 26 minute training video and register with TAT please go to www.truckersagainsttrafficking.org If you suspect trafficking please don’t hesitate to call the national hotline: 1‐888‐373‐7888 Back to School Driving
Tips for Truck Drivers
The time is coming for everyone who uses the roads to once again start thinking about the fact that kids are getting ready to go back to school. That means more cars on the road, school buses in full operation, and an army of young pedestri‐
ans crossing roads in order to get to school. We all need to adopt a “safety first” mindset if we are to keep accidents at a minimum. For truckers, it is espe‐
cially important due to the inher‐
ent challenges of driving such large vehicles in urban and sub‐
urban environments. Congratulations to
CRT, our West
Contract agency in
Carteret, NJ on
receiving Carrier of
the Year award
from J.B. Hunt. 95% of
the high volume of
loads they moved
Received 100% service
satisfaction.
Are you ready for more Evans Network Trivia! The first 10 drivers to answer the question correctly will get a small prize as a token of our appreciation! You must be an active driver when answering the question. Congratulations to Antwan Gibbs & Al Holmes who were last issue’s trivia winners! And the question is… When is brake safety week this year? Please email answers to Kailee.Danoski@evansdelivery.com Here are some tips that truckers can employ in light of schools re‐
suming classes. 
Slow Down in School Zones—
A driver should NEVER exceed the school zone speed limits under any circumstances 
Be Aware of School Buses & Traffic Congestion—Fleets of school buses and young driv‐
ers will be congesting the roads so please be cautious 
Eliminate Distractions—
Research shows that taking your eyes off the road for two seconds can double your chances of crashing UPCOMING SAFETY
MEETINGS
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7/23 Atlanta, GA 
7/30 Jacksonville, FL 
8/20 Philadelphia, PA 
8/27 Newark, NJ 
8/27 Lagrange, GA 
9/10 Columbia, SC 
9/17 Pi sburgh, PA 
9/24 Savannah, GA 
9/30 El Paso, TX All drivers are required to attend 1
safety meeting a year.
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CSA Honor Roll-2nd Quarter 2016 Clean Roadsides
MICHAEL ANDERSON
MARVIN WATSON
JIMMY ABBOTT
GARY PRESTRIDGE
ROBERT RUSSELL
WILINTON
RODRIQUEZ
JOSEPH MOROCHO
KLEVER OJEDA
XAVIER ORTEGA
WALTER HILL
DAVID DAVIS
BRYAN JACKSON
MARK BONNER
AARON PIERCE
ROBERT FANN
DEBRA HARDAWAY
CARRIE BRADLEY
RICHARD LEEDS
ANTHONY
CHAMBLISS
FREDERICK
MULLIGAN
CESAR CALDERA
SANAD HARB
AMIR JAKUPOVIC
SOLOMON SULIEMAN
HARISH PAUL
GARY MOORE
DAVID CUTTINO
JERRY DELAIN
LUIS KINDELAN
TORRES
MORIS SANTOYA
RODERICK LEE
SPURGEON REED
EINACIO OLIVO
GLENN BRADLEY
RODERICK LEE
IZUCHUKWU
NKEMDILIM
ABDALLAH KHAL
JAMES THOMPSON
SIDI ACHOUAQ
JOHN SALABARRIA
ABRAHAM HAJ
ROBERT BOSSERT
ROBERT DURKEE
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CHS
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JAMES SWISHER
THEODORE
EVERHART
DAVID STEPHENSON
TYRONE RICHMOND
ANDREW BOGUE
RADOSLAW
MADRZYK
CARLOS ROMANO
JORGE MORENO
DENNIS WHITE
KEITH HENDERSON
ENRIQUE MARTINEZ
JAVIER LOPEZ
LEWIS LAYMON
CARLOS POSADA
PENA
WILVER QUINTANILLA
CHARLES SWEIGART
JAMES BOOKER
HARJIT GILL
JEFFREY GARDNER
JAMES WALKER
MICHAEL DEWEY
SANTOS TORRES
SHERRY DOWNS
YANETH URBINA
ROGELIO MARTINEZ
ERASTO TEQUIMILA
JOHN ROBERTS
KENNETH NEWMAN
VICTOR SANCHEZ
DAVID MARTINEZBRITO
KYLE AFRIDI
SALVADOR
CASTELLANOS
KENNETH JONES
RAFAEL PEREZ
ISMAIL MAHMOUD
SADAM BENYYSSEN
WEI SHEN
MUSA ABDALLAH
ORLANDO PINEDA
JEFFREY ADAMS
THOMAS PIJENBURG
MITCHELL MADDOX
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JAMES CREWS
MICHAEL THRASH
LARRY ODOM
RANDY KIRKLAND
FRONANDA
STRICKLAND
LEWIS GORDON
EDWIN MELENDEZ
WILLIAM
REMINGTON
JESUS LEON
OSMAR PORTILLO
JUAN DIAZ
CESAR MALDONADO
JOHNNIE GARCIA
ALFRED CALHOUN
RICHARD DIENE
KENNETH BEECHAM
JUAN REYES
GREGORY GAJ
RICARDO MONTOYA
RAFAEL CORDERO
TINEO
RAYMOND EBERSOLE
JIMMY HILBERT
WILLIAM WILSEY
FERNANDO FERMIN
LOUIS MINER
JOSEPH HETTICH
ROBERT RIVARD
BRADFORD CHILSON
STEVEN CAMERON
ANDREW ZECCHINO
ANTHONY WILES
ATHNEL BARNES
JOSE VAZQUEZ
LAZARO BRITO
JUAN ROSARIO
JAMES DUFFY
RAMON MINAYA
JAMES STEBLETON
DEMETRIUS DAVIS
ANTHONY VILLANI
ROBERT SULLIVAN
MARCO REBOLLEDO
TIMOTHY WALSH
KEITH MILLS
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CHARLES BURGESS
PHILLIP COLEMAN
DEMETRIUS PARKER
ELSWORTH BROWN
DAVID BETTIS
ERIC JACKS
PABLO ESCOBAR
GUSTAVO MERELLO
CLEBERT MARSAINVIL
ISAAC JOHNSON
MIGUEL MOYA
ADRIAN ALEMAN
UMANA
GUILLERMO MERINO
WINDY WIGGINS
MIROSLAW WAL
ARMANDO
CONCEPCION
TERRY LOVE
ABRAR AHMAD
LESTER BREWER
KARIM ZUGHAYER
QUINTON WILLIAMS
LARRY HARRIS
GERONIMO TURCIOS
ANDRES VELEZ
STUART MILLS
ERNEST HODGES
CHARLES DETT
CHARLES JONES JR
JEFFREY BOSWELL
TOBIAS SCHNELLA
JOHN CHAMBERS
ROBERT NOYES
CHARLES KUMADOE
ALFONSO VENTURA
ANGELO WILLIAMS
TIMOTHY ALFORD
ANTHONY JENKINS
CHRISTOPHER KING
MICHAEL WOODSON
MICHAEL FRASER
JAMES MORRIS
BENJAMIN
ROTHBERG
FRANCIS CAMAROTE
TOMMY HERRERA
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CSA Honor Roll-2nd Quarter 2016 Clean Roadsides
LIONEL JEANBAPTISTE
DANIEL CANDELARIA
YURIY DOVGAN
LARRY GONZALEZ
THOMAS MCCOY
THOMAS CHANDLER
JOHN GLENN
ROBERT FISHER JR
JESSE SMITH
WALTER RAMOS
ARSENIO CANTU
ANDRES MARTINEZ
NOE MORENO
THADDEUS WELLS
JOHN TEICHERT
CHARLESTON DAVIS
JERRON RICHBURG
BRIAN BELL
JERRY ASBILL
JONATHON MAHON
CHARLIE JONES
NOLAN HOGUES
KEITH SAWYER
AMRIK BALLAGAN
PIRTPAL AUJLA
STEPHEN MORRIS
TARA WRIGHT
PIERRE JEAN-LOUIS
WILLIAM SOTO
BIACHI FRESCO
CHARLES BURCHETTE
JERRY TENNYSON
DUSTIN JOINER
MARION JORDAN
KENUNDRA MOORE
NATHANIEL MOORE
WILLIAM MORTON
RAEFEAL ROUNDTREE
JOSE REYES
MICHAEL LYLE
JOSEPH MARQUIS
LINDA COOLEY
DANIEL CONNER
MICHAEL SCHWARTZ
JAMES RORIE
BUDDY WILLIAMS
JULIO HERRERA
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DARRYL KEE
TIMOTHY DEES
CARLOS AGUILAR
BERNARD WATSON
ARTEMUS COLLINS
KEVIN AMEY
SIDNEY COLLINS
CHAZE MARION
DONNIE WALTON
DERRICK WILSON
DONALD WILLIAMS
MARSHALL COLEMAN
MARCELO GIL
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HARRY SMITH
MARCUS STRANGE
ROBBIE WHITE
EDDIE COLLINS
DOUGLAS DEBELLIS
CARLOS MUNOZ
GUSTAVO GARCIA
CLEMENTE PORTILLO
ALEJANDRO LOPEZ
JOSE REYES
JOSE CONTRERAS
ALEX LOPEZ
LUIS MORENO
PORFIRIO SALCEDO
ALEJANDRO LOPEZ
MARLON BOLIVAR
KEVIN FINGULIN
MARK MITTER
ERIC GREEN
SHANE HARDY
RIVERS MYRTOLLARI
NEIL WHITESIDE
DIJON THOMPSON
CHARLIE KIMBALL
MARCUS ANTHONY
JEAN JAMES
WARREN WHETSEL
ELIJAH HOLMES
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WILLIAM HARTY
STANFORD RICKETTS
SAI ZAW
JAMES BOONE
FREDERICK BENSON
HOWARD CROSBY JR
BRYLL MOSS
JACK MORRIS
JOSE NUNEZ
IRA PRIOLEAU
JASON BAKER
WILLIE EDMOND
DAMON TOLBERT
RICHARD DOWNS
JEFFREY HUGHEY
MATTHEW MULLINS
ROBERT BRICARELLO
JERRY WILSON