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December 9, 2011

Highway Angels

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USDOT says 2010 had the lowest highway deaths since 1949. We believe this is due to truck drivers following the rules and regulations and being better professional drivers. Problem is 2011 is showing an increase in highway deaths as we get closer to years end. Driving the highways of America is never more dangerous than the holiday so you need to pay extra attention and be safe.

We also want to bring to your attention a music video “Highway Angel” by Lindsay Lawler now on YouTube. This video tells all drivers about the help and assistance truck drivers offer every day. Any help and assistance you can offer when you come upon an accident is always appreciated and elevates you to the rank of Highway Angel.

Thank you for all you do for America. Get Home Safe every time.

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