The Consequences We Don't See Coming

Changing the Conversation
The most dangerous risks are often the ones we normalize - speeding, distraction, driving fatigued. Corey's message to the field is simple: slow down.
"If you've been working all night or all day and have a long trip ahead of you, take the time to get some rest. It's not worth the risk to get home a couple of hours early."
And it's not just about driving. It's about how we think of risk in general.
"We're all on a journey," he says. "We're learning. We're gaining new experiences that add context to how we make decisions. So however we can come alongside each other, coach, train, provide tools - the more we do that together as a team, the better our company is gonna be. And the more people are going to go home safely to their families."