Distracted driving ...overblown?
http://fleetowner.com/technology/di...m=email&elq2=1080efd81a7948048058019937fe7d4a
http://fleetowner.com/technology/di...m=email&elq2=1080efd81a7948048058019937fe7d4a
Not surprised at all, lobbying is part of their job description and I'd be willing to bet that they spend more time in DC than they do at "the office".FedEx Executives Logging Face Time With Trump, Pence
Read more at: http://www.ttnews.com/articles/base...utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=newsletter
"Company founder, chairman and CEO Frederick Smith met Feb. 8 with Vice President Pence.
FedEx's president and chief operating officer, David Bronczek, is expected to be among U.S. airline executives meeting with President Trump at the White House on Feb. 9.
FedEx wouldn't say what Smith and Pence discussed."
Disturbing...I'd say not surprised. Companies have been using social media to assist in determining hiring purposes for years, now using it in an attempt to predict driver turnover is not surprising.Startup Enlistics hopes to predict driver turnover with social media data
http://www.ccjdigital.com/startup-enlistics-hopes-to-predict-driver-turnover-with-social-media-data/?utm_source=daily&utm_medium=email&utm_content=02-10-2017&utm_campaign=Commercial Carrier Journal&ust_id=124f9551466b2c5785e539d1cda3c973
"The software flags phrases — both good and bad – that correlate with success or failure, based on historical employment data. For instance, one such “bad” phrase known to correlate with employee turnover is “I’m so drunk ….”
“You’d be surprised how many applicants we find who post something somewhere like that, and it’s just a red flag,” Mance said. “Another is ‘I’m sick of …"
Anyone find this a little bit disturbing?
Lobbying for the 33's. But Trump keeps telling them they're too yuuuuge...FedEx Executives Logging Face Time With Trump, Pence
Read more at: http://www.ttnews.com/articles/base...utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=newsletter
"Company founder, chairman and CEO Frederick Smith met Feb. 8 with Vice President Pence.
FedEx's president and chief operating officer, David Bronczek, is expected to be among U.S. airline executives meeting with President Trump at the White House on Feb. 9.
FedEx wouldn't say what Smith and Pence discussed."
Aw, naw...33's are Big League!!Lobbying for the 33's. But Trump keeps telling them they're too yuuuuge...
I thought it was bigglyAw, naw...33's are Big League!!
A round of applause for the great state of Tennessee! It's about time someone stood up to these arrogant a-holes.BREAKING: This State Just Intorduced Bill To Make It Legal To PLOW DOWN Protestors
http://www.americasfreedomfighters.com/2017/02/11/state-introduced-bill-plow/
“Tort Liability and Reform – As introduced, provides civil immunity for the driver of an automobile who injures a protester who is blocking traffic in a public right-of-way if the driver was exercising due care. – Amends TCA Title 19; Title 20; Title 29, Chapter 34; Title 54 and Title 55.”
"While protesting is a first amendment right, there are laws that govern how it must be done. There is a vast difference between a peaceful protest and a riot. It is already an offense to obstruct highways and streets to the public in the state of Tennessee. It seems that these Democrats forget that the rights of protesters end when they infringe upon the rights of others. Refusing to allow others to freely travel on the roadways or to get the medical care they need infringes upon the rights of others."
No brainer, Swamp. Get out and look before backing. Chargeable with a capital C!!!Video: Preventable or Not — Trucker backs trailer into pot hole
What about this one? Big Dave delivering Dew parked in left turn lane without wearing his hat? Chargeable or not?