Ryder System Inc., a global leader in transportation and supply chain management solutions, has presented Driver of the Year awards to three of its professionals.
Combined, the three have amassed more than 12 million preventable collision-and-violation-free miles, and have more than 100 years of professional driving experience.
One of the company's most prestigious recognition programs, the Driver of the Year award honors those drivers who have demonstrated exemplary safety performance, customer service and citizenship throughout their careers. The top awards this year were presented to two drivers employed by Ryder and a customer-employed driver for one of Ryder's Fleet Management Solutions accounts. Each recipient will receive a five-day-four-night cruise to Key West, Fla., and Cozumel, Mexico. They will also receive a trophy, and will be inducted into the Ryder "Driver Hall of Fame."
David Baba was named Ryder's Fleet Management Solutions Driver of the Year 2002. Baba has worked with Ryder as a member of the Sweetheart Cup Co. Inc. facility located in Hartford, Conn., since 1979. During his tenure with this Fleet Management Solutions customer, Baba achieved more than 2.5 million collision-and-violation-free miles. This award marks the eighth time Baba has been recognized for exemplary driver safety since he began driving professionally in 1973.
John Finley was named Driver of the Year 2002 for Ryder's Supply Chain Solutions business segment. Based in Olive Branch, Miss., he has served Ryder's Mazda Olive Branch since 1998 in its automotive parts supply division. He has been a Ryder employee for more than a decade and during his tenure, Finley has driven more than a million miles without a preventable collision or traffic violation. He has logged more than 4.5 million miles throughout his professional career, which began in 1954.
William Ingram was named Driver of the Year 2002 for Ryder's Dedicated Contract Carriage business segment. Ingram is based in Dallas, Texas and for nearly three years has served Ryder's Atrium account. He has exceeded 4.5 million collision-and-violation-free miles since he began driving professionally in 1968. This award marks the third time Ingram has been recognized by Ryder for exemplary driver safety since he joined Ryder
in 2000.
The three drivers, accompanied by family members, were honored at a recent luncheon banquet held in their honor near Ryder's headquarters in Miami, Fla. Ryder Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Gregory T. Swienton, accompanied by several key Ryder executives and the drivers' local managers, were on hand to personally congratulate the honorees.
For more information about Ryder System Inc., visit www.ryder.com.
Combined, the three have amassed more than 12 million preventable collision-and-violation-free miles, and have more than 100 years of professional driving experience.
One of the company's most prestigious recognition programs, the Driver of the Year award honors those drivers who have demonstrated exemplary safety performance, customer service and citizenship throughout their careers. The top awards this year were presented to two drivers employed by Ryder and a customer-employed driver for one of Ryder's Fleet Management Solutions accounts. Each recipient will receive a five-day-four-night cruise to Key West, Fla., and Cozumel, Mexico. They will also receive a trophy, and will be inducted into the Ryder "Driver Hall of Fame."
David Baba was named Ryder's Fleet Management Solutions Driver of the Year 2002. Baba has worked with Ryder as a member of the Sweetheart Cup Co. Inc. facility located in Hartford, Conn., since 1979. During his tenure with this Fleet Management Solutions customer, Baba achieved more than 2.5 million collision-and-violation-free miles. This award marks the eighth time Baba has been recognized for exemplary driver safety since he began driving professionally in 1973.
John Finley was named Driver of the Year 2002 for Ryder's Supply Chain Solutions business segment. Based in Olive Branch, Miss., he has served Ryder's Mazda Olive Branch since 1998 in its automotive parts supply division. He has been a Ryder employee for more than a decade and during his tenure, Finley has driven more than a million miles without a preventable collision or traffic violation. He has logged more than 4.5 million miles throughout his professional career, which began in 1954.
William Ingram was named Driver of the Year 2002 for Ryder's Dedicated Contract Carriage business segment. Ingram is based in Dallas, Texas and for nearly three years has served Ryder's Atrium account. He has exceeded 4.5 million collision-and-violation-free miles since he began driving professionally in 1968. This award marks the third time Ingram has been recognized by Ryder for exemplary driver safety since he joined Ryder
in 2000.
The three drivers, accompanied by family members, were honored at a recent luncheon banquet held in their honor near Ryder's headquarters in Miami, Fla. Ryder Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Gregory T. Swienton, accompanied by several key Ryder executives and the drivers' local managers, were on hand to personally congratulate the honorees.
For more information about Ryder System Inc., visit www.ryder.com.
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