RANCHO CORDOVA, CA — Thirteen Rancho Cordova letter carriers have joined an elite group of Postal Service employees who have individually driven more than a million, accident-free miles. They will be recognized during an 8:00 a.m. ceremony on Friday, March 8, 2019 at Rancho Cordova Post Office, 10923 Progress Court, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670. The honorees include:

• David Bowers
• Luis Serafin
• Urcle Sheets
• Victor Naraval
• Tim Mosbarger
• Richard Ferretti
• Reynaldo Lim
• Hien Nguyen
• Andrew Basquez
• Daryll Lewis
• David Morrison
• Edward Sambuca
• Patrick Morgan

How did these letter carriers achieve such a feat?

• By driving defensively — expecting the unexpected.
• By maintaining a safe distance of one car length for every 10 mph between them and the car in front of them.
• By being courteous, using turn signals and obeying all laws.
• By keeping their options open — have a “what to do if I’m cut off” strategy.
• By not driving distracted, turning off mobile devices when driving — no cell phones or texting.

“Safe driving is no accident,” said Rancho Cordova Postmaster Kenneth Mitchell. “It is an honor to recognize these dedicated employees for the safe way in which they care not only for the sanctity of the mail, but in the way they drive.”

The National Safety Council’s Million Mile Club is an honor reserved for employees driving one million miles – or 30 years – without an at-fault accident.

Postal Service drivers are among the safest in the world. The achievement of driving, in this case over thirteen million miles, for a combined total of nearly 400 years, all accident-free is truly remarkable.

MEDIA ALERT: For photo and interview opportunities, contact Postmaster Kenneth Mitchell at 916-574-3008.

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