“Just wanted to say ‘Thanks So Much!’ to Terry Betts for a great presentation at our annual training day. As he promised, he left us with a lot to think about and many of us have changed our mirrors, strapped loose items down inside our vehicles, and definitely drive more defensively”
~Pam Venes, on behalf of Coastal WA Operations Weyerhaeuser
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“The one hour, eye-opening youth presentation stimulated awareness to the risks associated with driving, being a passenger and a pedestrian/cyclist around motor vehicles. The focus of the message was to drive as an art, not an act.”
~Tonia Fishback, Reporter for the Sabine Index Re: AFSI’s “It’s Your Life to Live” Presentation
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“Please accept my sincerest thanks on behalf of Cold Lake High School for the safe driving presentation. My students talked about the presentation for many days after and still comment from time to time about what was passed on by Jason. As a teacher, fire chief and dad the message is desperately needed and hopefully one of these days everyone will get the safe driving message. So once again from all of us here in Cold Lake thank you for taking the time to come out here and pass on much needed info and yet again I learned a few new things too (I really like that)! Have a great and relaxing weekend”
~Doug Sirant, CALM/Job Safety Instructor for Cold Lake High School
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“While in our district, John was courteous, thorough, patient, understanding and professional at all times. John also demonstrated a thorough knowledge of the transportation industry and competency to gather the information necessary to produce a detailed and valuable report. The final report, containing the fleet review, analysis and fleet replacement program recommendations was very professional, thorough and detailed and was everything we had hoped it would be. So far, it has been instrumental in gaining funding to develop and support a fleet replacement program within our district. I would not hesitate to recommend John for a position within the transportation industry, whether it be as a consultant, supervisor or any other position he may apply for.”
~Dave Prevost, Transportation Supervisor for School District No.68
