Regional Managers, Safety and Security located nationwide.
	24 hours per day, 7 days per week emergency response number staffed by trained Safety personnel.
	Strict monitoring of DOT safety regulations.

CONTINUOUS SAFETY TRAINING
	For all employees in all phases of their job.
	Specialized hazardous materials training.
	Partnership with customers.
	Specialized training upon request.

EQUIPMENT SAFETY
	Shortened trade-in cycles.
	Comprehensive routine maintenance program.
	Vehicle condition reports checked daily.

DRIVER SAFETY
	Strict hiring practices.
	25 years of age or older for road driver.
	21 years of age for city driver.
	2 years minimum driving experience.
	10 years employment history verification.
	Exemplary driving record.
	Physical examination.
	Motor vehicle review.
	DOT alcohol / drug testing program.

ATA SAFETY AWARDS
	The American Trucking Associations recognized ABF® as the top motor carrier in security with its "Excellence in Security" award in 2001, 2004, 2005, 2007, and 2009.
	Winner of the ATA President's Trophy in 1984, 1989, 1993, 1998 and 2003 for the best overall safety record and program.

SAFETY PROGRAMS
	Monthly meetings.
	Video presentations.
	Yearly driver awards.
	Incentive awards.
	Safety dinners.
	Driver monitoring.

SAFETY PERFORMANCE STATISTICS 1987-2008

VEHICULAR ACCIDENTS

OVER-THE-ROAD Year Total Miles No. of Accidents Miles Per Accident 2008 271,396,907 330 822,415 2007 291,688,696 403 723,793 2006 307,511,470 396 776,544 2005 299,320,399 422 709,290 2004 291,547,831 414 704,222 2003 277,983,204 373 745,263 2002 275,679,067 421 654,820 2001 282,633,411 414 682,689 2000 293,731,659 441 666,058 1999 279,187,541 453 616,308 1998 267,673,793 353 758,283 1997 272,661,186 440 619,685 1996 284,738,105 436 653,069 1995 296,621,727 485 611,591 1994 257,463,659 362 711,226 1993 256,778,585 402 638,753 1992 250,419,142 349 717,533 1991 235,715,304 385 612,248 1990 224,592,219 366 613,640 1989 201,609,531 334 603,621 1988 209,500,519 354 591,004 1987 188,087,219 314 599,004

PICK UP AND DELIVERY Year Total City Hours No. of Accidents City Hours Per Accident 2008 6,343,853 1,092 5,809 2007 6,772,105 1,267 5,345 2006 7,257,721 1,276 5,688 2005 7,063,256 1,178 5,996 2004 6,943,693 1,186 5,855 2003 6,605,901 1,089 6,066 2002 6,404,669 1,046 6,123 2001 6,617,350 971 6,815 2000 7,058,980 1,145 6,165 1999 6,900,202 1,122 6,150 1998 6,612,783 985 6,713 1997 6,439,818 1,064 6,044 1996 6,806,507 1,110 6,132 1995 6,546,152 1073 6,101 1994 5,749,523 863 6,662 1993 5,595,221 836 6,693 1992 5,343,231 843 6,338 1991 5,232,690 906 5,776 1990 5,220,921 994 5,252 1989 4,526,565 886 5,109 1988 4,630,698 925 5,006 1987 4,039,899 885 4,565

PERSONAL INJURIES

ROAD AND CITY EMPLOYEES

Year Total Hours Worked No. of Injuries Hours Per Injury 2008 24,945,480 839 29,732 2007 26,688,505 929 28,728 2006 27,737,844 911 30,448 2005 26,814,527 846 31,696 2004 26,444,713 942 28,073 2003 25,716,330 802 32,065 2002 24,999,093 1,046 23,900 2001 25,957,698 1,183 21,942 2000 27,252,524 1,277 21,341 1999 26,559,146 1,231 21,575 1998 25,748,742 1,277 20,163 1997 25,750,125 1,413 18,224 1996 27,613,048 1,603 17,226 1995 26,643,007 1,481 17,990 1994 23,726,310 1.068 22,216 1993 23,136,792 1,083 21,364 1992 22,231,426 1,076 20,661 1991 21,730,373 1,062 20,462 1990 21,148,621 1,003 21,085 1989 19,019,051 831 22,887 1988 19,467,905 996 19,546 1987 17,518,022 892 19,639