Abstract: A screw and corresponding driver bit with a rectangular slot formed in the head of the screw. The rectangular slot leaves more head material on the surface of the screw head compared to a conventional slotted screw which divides the surface into two sections. The rectangular slot provides greater screw head surface strength. The rectangular slot extends relatively deeply toward the shank of the screw to provide a large surface to receive the torque of the driver bit. The two larger surfaces of the slot are essentially parallel to each other to eliminate the tendency of the driver bit to ride up and out of the slot. This greatly reduces the pressure needed to engage and maintain the driver in the slot.