NOMINATE
A DRIVER!
Drivers will be recognized monthly.
Nominations for each month are due by the 15th of the following month.
Download the appropriate form below.
MOTORCOACH OR TRUCK COMPANIES
PUBLIC AGENCIES
INDUSTRY STAKEHOLDERS AND GENERAL PUBLIC
Congratulations to the following motorcoach and truck drivers who exemplify "Idling Reduction Ambassador" behavior!
TONY MALEY, Gunther Charter and Tours
Mr. Maley was nominated by our street team during DC Loves Buses Day.
ROBERT BRADLEY, FedEx Ground
Mr. Bradley was observed with his engine off while he was making deliveries. Congratulations to our newest Diesel Idle Ambassador!
DAVID KNOTT, Quick's Bus Company
Mr. Knott was observed with his engine off and abiding by both Washington, DC and Maryland idling laws.
GINA RICKETTS, Eyre Bus Service
Ms. Ricketts has been nominated multiple times during the summer. She has continuously demonstrated "Diesel Idle Ambassador" behavior.
KARL KAUTZ, FedEx Express
Congratulation to Mr. Kautz! Karl was spotted with his engine off at the I-95 rest area in Savage, MD.
THOMAS WOLAN, IndianTrails
Mr. Wolan was nomimated by our street team for having his engine off. He was spotted in Washington, DC during the Cherry Blossom Festival.
DON WAGLER, Pioneer Trails
Mr. Wagler was spotted at Pentagon City Mall in Arlington, VA with his engine off.
TODD BETHKE, Cinder and Block Concrete Corp
Mr. Bethke was spotted at the I-95 rest area in Savage, MD by our street team. Congratulations!
TAMMIE MOORE, Bailey Coach
Ms. Moore was spotted near the National Mall by our street team during the DC Motorcoach Thank You Day.
HAROLD STEVENS, DC Trails
Mr. Stevens was spotted by our street team as he waited for his passengers in Pentagon City.
KEVIN LEACH, Premium Distribution Inc.
Mr. Leach was spotted by our street team with his engine off in Adams Morgan.
JERRY BRENNEMAN, Anderson Coach and Travel
Mr. Brenneman was spotted by our street team with his engine off during the National Cherry Blossom Festival.
CARL MCLUCAS, Safeway
This Safeway fleet driver operates in the region and leads the fleet in idle time minimization. Mr. McLucas averaged a driver idle time of 2.1 percent with an average idling time of 1:59 minutes.
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