Schneider Honors 2025 Haul of Fame Drivers
Schneider National is celebrating 220 drivers who have achieved unparalleled safety milestones, exemplifying its core value of Safety First and Always.

Schneider National welcomed 30 drivers into its Haul of Fame on June 12, honoring those with 3 million safe driving miles or 20 consecutive years of accident-free driving.
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Safety isn’t just a priority at Schneider National. According to the fleet, it is the cornerstone of the company’s culture and operations.
Reflecting those values, Schneider announced it is celebrating 220 drivers who have achieved unparalleled safety milestones, exemplifying its core value of Safety First and Always.
Schneider travels over 9 million freight miles every day. Company drivers ensure essential goods are delivered across the country. They demonstrate their commitment to safety day in and day out.
Their dedication has enabled Schneider to achieve significant reductions in United States Department of Transportation reportable accidents, attaining an all-time low accident frequency in 2024 and showcasing its safety leadership within the industry.
Honoring Extraordinary Achievements
This year, the Schneider proudly recognizes and rewards the exceptional contributions of its drivers who have helped keep the roads safe:
98 drivers received the Consecutive Safe Driving Award, celebrating 10 or more consecutive years without a preventable accident or significant lost-time injury.
92 drivers earned the Million Mile Award for transporting freight over one million miles accident-free.
Five drivers reached the incredible milestone of four million safe miles.
Greg Swift became only the third driver in Schneider history to reach five million safe miles.
30 drivers were inducted into the prestigious Haul of Fame on June 12, honoring those with three million safe driving miles or 20 consecutive years of accident-free driving.
With this year’s class, the Haul of Fame now includes 435 total inductees.
To permanently honor the recipients, plaques displaying their names are installed on the Haul of Fame wall at the company’s headquarters in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
“These achievements represent more than just milestones — they highlight the strong commitment of Schneider drivers who continually set the standard for safety in our industry,” said Schneider president and CEO Mark Rourke. “Their professionalism and focus on safe operations, every mile and every day for decades, are what truly set them apart.”
Setting the Safety Culture
Schneider said it attributes its safety success to its culture that empowers drivers. The fleet said it provides rigorous training at every stage of their career and includes cutting-edge technology.
More specifically, the company said it has raised the bar with an industry-leading approach to:
Fostering safety-centric values: Schneider’s all-time low accident frequency is, in part, the result of a company culture that empowers drivers to make safe choices. Equipment and training are extremely important, but it’s the day-to-day interactions and actions that help make a difference as well. From leaders, to drivers, to maintenance technicians, Schneider has a consistent, values-driven approach to operating safely.
Ongoing training: Hands-on onboarding, safety analytics and innovative virtual reality tools help prepare drivers to handle challenging scenarios with confidence. Schneider believes learning is a lifelong endeavor, so whether a driver is new or has years of experience, they receive ongoing training.
Advanced technology: Schneider equips trucks with features like collision mitigation sensors, speed limiters, side guard assist for blind spots and lane departure warnings. Taken together, these innovations can help create a safer experience for drivers and the public alike.
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