Roadrunner73
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If you don't,you're a moron,IMO...
Yeah I've been one of those many times in life....
If you don't,you're a moron,IMO...
what a liar.......if you dont have better fact than this ,you know its a lie,a name and a police report would make your story a little more believable.....you should of started your story with, no **** this is what happened
what a liar.......if you dont have better fact than this ,you know its a lie,a name and a police report would make your story a little more believable.....you should of started your story with, no **** this is what happened
It might be just a story but I heard it from two drivers. It's just a "heads up" post incase this did take place. It should unfold in the next few weeks.
The story has a hero and a villain.we may have found our serial pin puller. supposedly yesterday in the bluegrass a yrc driver walked over and pulled the pin on the rear pup of one of our drivers at a flying j travel plaza,. an argument broke out and the police had to break it up.
witnesses say, the yrc driver got out of his truck and walked over and pulled the pin while the Estes driver was inside the truck stop. Fortunately the big E driver saw the pup come loose before it hit the ground. another driver saw the yrc driver reach up under there and let our guy know what he seen then the argument broke out.
At our terminal, it depends who you know and who your buddies with. Rules only apply to a selected few.Be sure and check the numbers on the trailers you pull. We had 3 guys get a vacation over one wrong digit. No body caught it and they gave 3 days off to the yard jockey and both drivers at each end. Everyone is pointing fingers at the yard man but all we have to do is make sure everything is in check. Those yard guys hook at least 40 sets a day and they will make mistakes. Look at the numbers and check those pins. You need a light. Tractor supply has a little led light for $3 that's bright enough to shine up in there and see if the arm is locked securely. Lose a trailer you will more than likely lose your job.
I was on the way to 001 last week covering a schedule and saw the guy that lost his tail pup on 95 (VA). It was laying in the shoulder by a rest area and he was up a bit further ahead. He was talking to a state trooper and his dolly was still attached to the lead. Guess thats what the mandatory safety meetings are about. That's a 5 day suspension pending investigation. If it's the driver's fault, your history.
i know the shops were suppose to check some of the older dollies, however, what ive been doing is if i go to a terminal and the shop is open, if i have any doubt i hae them verify it behind me and get their name, if shop is closed i take a picture of the set(both trailers and dolly) and then save it on my phone til next terminal.
i know the shops were suppose to check some of the older dollies, however, what ive been doing is if i go to a terminal and the shop is open, if i have any doubt i hae them verify it behind me and get their name, if shop is closed i take a picture of the set(both trailers and dolly) and then save it on my phone til next terminal.
The power of the phone,becomes you.........LOL..CYA...
Just think how easy school or college would be now a days with these phones. Take the test and look up the answers and text them around the room
I would have gotten caught...I'm not that good at sneekyness....