1. TABLE 1 VIOLATIONS (Table 1 to Sec. 383.51 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations)

• Driving while intoxicated • Driving while Under the Influence of Drugs • Negligent Homicide arising out of the use of a Motor Vehicle (gross negligence) • Operating during a period of Suspension of Revocation • Using a Motor Vehicle for the commission of a Felony • Aggravated Assault with a Motor Vehicle • Operating a Motor Vehicle without the owner’s authority (grand theft) • Permitting an Unlicensed Person to drive • Reckless Driving • Speed Contest (racing) • Hit and Run (Bodily Injury or Property Damage) • Use of hand held mobile telephone while driving • Violation of DOT regulations for CDL drivers

2. TABLE 2 VIOLATIONS & ACCIDENTS (Table 2 to Sec. 383.51 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations) • Three or more accidents within three years, regardless of fault. • Three or more moving violations or accidents (not listed in Table 1) within three years for which points are deducted • Any combination of accidents and moving violations, which equal four or more within three years.

‘Table 2’ Violations = any moving violation not listed as a ‘Table 1’ Violation.

III. Driver Safety Rules • MP Systems has adopted Federal Department of Transportation Motor Carrier Safety Regulations and as such those rules apply to all company drivers. • The use of a company vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants and other drugs is forbidden and is sufficient cause for discipline, including dismissal. • Possession or transportation of intoxicants or illegal substances within company vehicles is forbidden and is sufficient cause for discipline, including dismissal. • No driver shall operate a company vehicle when his/her ability to do so safely has been impaired by illness, fatigue, injury, or prescription medication. • All drivers and passengers operating or riding in company vehicles must wear seat belts, even if air bags are available. • No unauthorized personnel (e.g. Hitch-hikers, family or friends) are allowed to ride in company vehicles. • Drivers are responsible for the security of company vehicles assigned to them. The vehicle engine must be shut off, ignition keys removed, and vehicle doors locked whenever the vehicle is left unattended. If the vehicle is left with a parking attendant, only the ignition key is to be left. • Headlights shall be used beginning ½ hour before sunset and up until ½ hour after sunrise, or during inclement weather or at any time when a distance of 500 feet ahead of the vehicle cannot be seen clearly. • All other state laws, local laws, or DOT Motor Carrier Safety Regulations must be obeyed. • MP Systems has adopted a GPS fleet technology system as a tool to help with the safety and fleet management. The system will provide the some of the following benefits: o Help employees driving company vehicles understand their driving habits and use, making us aware if adjustments are needed. o Manage regularly scheduled maintenance to reduce down time and extend vehicle life. o Efficiently dispatch the closest available service driver to the next customer call. o Create reports on vehicle and fleet history. o Manage false complaints we receive about driver behavior on the road. o Provide factual data to customers that question hours spent on their projects.

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IV. Personal Use of Company Vehicles Company vehicles and equipment are NOT to be used for personal use.

V. Personally Owned Vehicles Used for Company Business • Supervisors and employees who drive personally owned vehicles for company business are also subject to the Fleet Safety Policy and procedures. • The company will reimburse the employee-driver for authorized mileage on company business at the prevailing rate or a fixed monthly allowance. The company will also pay bridge, ferry, road tolls, and parking charges when these expenses are incurred while the vehicle is being used on company business. Union employees will be reimbursed for vehicle expenses as outlined in their respective contracts. • Repairs from damages due to vehicle incidents or act of god (i.e. hail, wild fire, floods, etc.) are the responsibility of the driver and are to be reconciled through the driver’s automotive insurance policy. • Each employee-driver shall comply with all motor vehicle laws and regulations covering vehicle registration, drivers’ license, and state vehicle inspections. The employee will be responsible for maintaining the vehicle in a safe operating condition. • A user of a personally owned vehicle for company business must maintain adequate auto insurance (liability at minimum). The employee must provide a copy of his or her auto insurance identification card to the Company. This identification card must be updated with Branch office any time the employee’s auto insurance carrier changes. • If an employee’s record is such that he would be disqualified from driving a company vehicle, as described in Section III of the policy, he or she must agree to attend a Defensive Driving course before being allowed to drive a personal vehicle on company business. • Drivers are personally responsible for the cost of all traffic citations and parking tickets.

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MP Systems, Inc.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF FLEET SAFETY POLICY & DRIVER’S LICENSE REQUIREMENT

By my signature below, I acknowledge that I have reviewed the information contained in MP Systems Fleet Safety Policy and that a copy of the policy and driver rules have been furnished to me. As a driver of a company vehicle, I understand that it is my responsibility to operate the vehicle in a safe manner and to drive defensively to prevent injuries and property damage. I further acknowledge that my employment with the company may be contingent on the review of my driving record by the company, its customers and its insurer.

FLEET DRIVER’S COMMITMENT

My signature on this form indicates an understanding of my responsibilities as a fleet driver for MP Systems. I have received and will read a copy of the Fleet Safety Policy and agree to fulfill all my responsibilities as listed therein.

These include, but are not limited to:

 Adhering to all policies and procedures governing the operation of my vehicle.  Ensuring all preventive maintenance is performed on my vehicle in accordance with the Manufacturer’s guidelines.  Maintaining a professional appearance and safe operating condition of the vehicle at all times.  Submitting any accident reports and a copy of current drivers’ license as requested.  Inform the company of the suspension or revocation of my license.  Prohibiting use of assigned vehicle by anyone not authorized to drive company vehicles.  Prohibition on using company vehicles for personal use.  Failure to comply with the conditions listed above can result in disciplinary action including termination.

AUTHORIZATION TO RELEASE INFORMATION:

By my signature below, I authorize MP Systems, or its agents, to conduct an inquiry concerning information pertaining to a MVHR inquiry, which may include, but is not limited to, my driving record. This authorization is valid throughout the term of my employment by MP Systems.

______PRINT- EMPLOYEE’S NAME PRINT – REVIEWER’S NAME

______EMPLOYEE’S SIGNATURE REVIEWER’S SIGNATURE

DATE: ______DATE: ______

Updated 6/9/20

Acknowledgement of Vehicle Orientation

Date: ______

Vehicle Description(s): ______

The employee and foreman/supervisor acknowledge that the employee was oriented to the safe operation of the vehicle(s) identified above.

______Employee Name Foreman/Supervisor Name

______Employee Signature Foreman/Supervisor Signature

https://pieperpower0.sharepoint.com/sites/HR/Shared Documents/General/Compliance/Policies/Policies/Safety/Fleet Safety/P-702.1(c) vehorienack.doc 11/21/03 U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Regulation 383.51 Disqualification of Drivers CDL = Commercial Drivers License, CMV = Commercial Motor Vehicle

Table 1 to § 383.51 contains a list of the offenses and periods for which a driver must be disqualified, depending upon the type of vehicle the driver is operating at the time of the violation, as follows:

TABLE 1 TO §383.51

For a first conviction or For a second conviction or For a second conviction For a first conviction or For a first conviction refusal to be tested while refusal to be tested in a or refusal to be tested in refusal to be tested or refusal to be operating a CMV separate incident of any a separate incident of while operating a CMV, tested while transporting hazardous combination of offenses in any combination of a person required to operating a non- materials as defined in this Table while operating a offenses in this Table have a CLP or CDL and CMV, a CLP or CDL §383.5, a person required CMV, a person required to while operating a non- a CLP or CDL holder holder must be to have a CLP or CDL and have a CLP or CDL and a CMV, a CLP or CDL If a driver operates a must be disqualified disqualified from a CLP or CDL holder must CLP or CDL holder must be holder must be motor vehicle and is from operating a CMV operating a CMV for be disqualified from disqualified from operating disqualified from convicted of: for * * * * * * operating a CMV for * * * a CMV for * * * operating a CMV for * * * (1) Being under the 1 year 1 year 3 years Life Life. influence of alcohol as prescribed by State law * * * (2) Being under the 1 year 1 year 3 years Life Life. influence of a controlled substance * * * (3) Having an alcohol 1 year Not applicable 3 years Life Not applicable. concentration of 0.04 or greater while operating a CMV * * * (4) Refusing to take an 1 year 1 year 3 years Life Life. alcohol test as required by a State or jurisdiction under its implied consent laws or regulations as defined in §383.72 of this part * * * (5) Leaving the scene of 1 year 1 year 3 years Life Life. an accident * * *

Page 1 of 6 Updated 6/9/20 (6) Using the vehicle to 1 year 1 year 3 years Life Life. commit a felony, other than a felony described in paragraph (b)(9) of this table * * * (7) Driving a CMV when, 1 year Not applicable 3 years Life Not applicable. as a result of prior violations committed operating a CMV, the driver's CLP or CDL is revoked, suspended, or canceled, or the driver is disqualified from operating a CMV (8) Causing a fatality 1 year Not applicable 3 years Life Not applicable. through the negligent operation of a CMV, including but not limited to the crimes of motor vehicle manslaughter, homicide by motor vehicle and negligent homicide (9) Using the vehicle in Life-not eligible for 10- Life-not eligible for 10- Life-not eligible for 10-year Life-not eligible for 10-year Life-not eligible for 10-year the commission of a year reinstatement year reinstatement reinstatement reinstatement reinstatement felony involving manufacturing, distributing, or dispensing a controlled substance * * * (10) Using a CMV in the Life—not eligible for 10- Not applicable Life—not eligible for 10-year Life—not eligible for 10-year Not applicable. commission of a felony year reinstatement reinstatement reinstatement involving an act or practice of severe forms of trafficking in persons, as defined and described in 22 U.S.C. 7102(11)

Page 2 of 6 Updated 6/9/20 Table 2 to §383.51 contains a list of the offenses and the periods for which a person who is required to have a CLP or CDL is disqualified, depending upon the type of vehicle the driver is operating at the time of the violation, as follows:

TABLE 2 TO §383.51

For a second conviction of any For a third or subsequent combination of offenses in this For a third or subsequent conviction of any combination of For a second conviction of Table in a separate incident conviction of any offenses in this Table in a any combination of within a 3-year period while combination of offenses in separate incident within a 3-year offenses in this Table in a operating a non-CMV, a CLP or this Table in a separate period while operating a non- separate incident within a 3- CDL holder must be disqualified incident within a 3-year CMV, a CLP or CDL holder must year period while operating from operating a CMV, if the period while operating a be disqualified from operating a a CMV, a person required to conviction results in the CMV, a person required to CMV, if the conviction results in have a CLP or CDL and a revocation, cancellation, or have a CLP or CDL and a the revocation, cancellation, or If the driver operates a CLP or CDL holder must be suspension of the CLP or CDL CLP or CDL holder must be suspension of the CLP or CDL motor vehicle and is disqualified from operating holder's license or non-CMV disqualified from operating a holder's license or non-CMV convicted of: a CMV for * * * driving privileges, for * * * CMV for * * * driving privileges, for * * * (1) Speeding excessively, 60 days 60 days 120 days 120 days. involving any speed of 24.1 kmph (15 mph) or more above the regulated or posted speed limit (2) Driving recklessly, as 60 days 60 days 120 days 120 days. defined by State or local law or regulation, including but, not limited to, offenses of driving a motor vehicle in willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property (3) Making improper or 60 days 60 days 120 days 120 days. erratic traffic lane changes (4) Following the vehicle 60 days 60 days 120 days 120 days. ahead too closely (5) Violating State or local 60 days 60 days 120 days 120 days. law relating to motor vehicle traffic control (other than a parking violation) arising in Page 3 of 6 Updated 6/9/20 connection with a fatal accident (6) Driving a CMV without 60 days Not applicable 120 days Not applicable. obtaining a CLP or CDL (7) Driving a CMV without 60 days Not applicable 120 days Not applicable. a CLP or CDL in the driver's possession1 (8) Driving a CMV without 60 days Not applicable 120 days Not applicable. the proper class of CLP or CDL and/or endorsements for the specific vehicle group being operated or for the passengers or type of cargo being transported (9) Violating a State or 60 days Not applicable 120 days Not applicable. local law or ordinance on motor vehicle traffic control prohibiting texting while driving a CMV.2 (10) Violating a State or 60 days Not applicable 120 days Not applicable. local law or ordinance on motor vehicle traffic control restricting or prohibiting the use of a hand-held mobile telephone while driving a CMV.2

1Any individual who provides proof to the enforcement authority that issued the citation, by the date the individual must appear in court or pay any fine for such a violation, that the individual held a valid CLP or CDL on the date the citation was issued, shall not be guilty of this offense.

2Driving, for the purpose of this disqualification, means operating a commercial motor vehicle on a highway, including while temporarily stationary because of traffic, a traffic control device, or other momentary delays. Driving does not include operating a commercial motor vehicle when the driver has moved the vehicle to the side of, or off, a highway and has halted in a location where the vehicle can safely remain stationary.

Page 4 of 6 Updated 6/9/20 Table 3 to §383.51 contains a list of the offenses and the periods for which a person who is required to have a CLP or CDL is disqualified, when the driver is operating a CMV at the time of the violation, as follows:

TABLE 3 TO §383.51

For a second conviction of any combination For a third or subsequent conviction of any For a first conviction a person of offenses in this Table in a separate combination of offenses in this Table in a If the driver is convicted of required to have a CLP or incident within a 3-year period, a person separate incident within a 3-year period, a operating a CMV in violation CDL and a CLP or CDL holder required to have a CLP or CDL and a CLP or person required to have a CLP or CDL and a of a Federal, State or local must be disqualified from CDL holder must be disqualified from CLP or CDL holder must be disqualified from law because * * *. operating a CMV for * * * operating a CMV for * * * operating a CMV for * * * (1) The driver is not required No less than 60 days No less than 120 days No less than 1 year. to always stop, but fails to slow down and check that tracks are clear of an approaching train * * * (2) The driver is not required No less than 60 days No less than 120 days No less than 1 year. to always stop, but fails to stop before reaching the crossing, if the tracks are not clear * * * (3) The driver is always No less than 60 days No less than 120 days No less than 1 year. required to stop, but fails to stop before driving onto the crossing * * * (4) The driver fails to have No less than 60 days No less than 120 days No less than 1 year. sufficient space to drive completely through the crossing without stopping * * * (5) The driver fails to obey a No less than 60 days No less than 120 days No less than 1 year. traffic control device or the directions of an enforcement official at the crossing * * * (6) The driver fails to negotiate No less than 60 days No less than 120 days No less than 1 year. a crossing because of insufficient undercarriage clearance * * *

Page 5 of 6 Updated 6/9/20 Table 4 to §383.51 contains a list of the offenses and periods for which a person who is required to have a CLP or CDL is disqualified when the driver is operating a CMV at the time of the violation, as follows:

TABLE 4 TO §383.51

For a first conviction while For a second conviction in a separate For a third or subsequent conviction in a operating a CMV, a person incident within a 10-year period while separate incident within a 10-year period required to have a CLP or CDL operating a CMV, a person required to while operating a CMV, a person and a CLP or CDL holder must have a CLP or CDL and a CLP or CDL required to have a CLP or CDL and a If the driver operates a CMV and is be disqualified from operating a holder must be disqualified from CLP or CDL holder must be disqualified convicted of * * * CMV for * * * operating a CMV for * * * from operating a CMV for * * * (1) Violating a driver or vehicle out-of- No less than 180 days or more No less than 2 years or more than 5 years No less than 3 years or more than 5 years. service order while transporting than 1 year nonhazardous materials (2) Violating a driver or vehicle out-of- No less than 180 days or more No less than 3 years or more than 5 years No less than 3 years or more than 5 years. service order while transporting than 2 years hazardous materials as defined in §383.5, or while operating a vehicle designed to transport 16 or more passengers, including the driver

[67 FR 49756, July 31, 2002, as amended at 68 FR 4396, Jan. 29, 2003; 72 FR 36787, July 5, 2007; 75 FR 59134, Sept. 27, 2010; 76 FR 26879, May 9, 2011; 76 FR 75486, Dec. 2, 2011; 77 FR 59825, Oct. 1, 2012; 78 FR 58479, Sept. 24, 2013; 78 FR 60231, Oct. 1, 2013; 84 FR 35338, July 23, 2019]

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