First of all, who is driving the truck? U? Who gets and has to pay the fines by DOT/state police when company doesn't give driver the proper paperwork to be legal on he road? Are you going to take the responcibility when a driver you dispatched screws up on he road? Do you want to share a jail cell with that driver, when he/she kills someone else on the road? I think not. Then again, I guess if u were an original Roadway driver would do it :TR10driving03:, because he/she doesn't want to make his/her dispatcher
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Well, the old Roadway dispatchers would have gotten their
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:. You management people can talk down to your brain-washed, wimppy, Roadway drivers like dogs all you want. I treat people, the way I wanted to be treated, like a person. If you can't talk to someone like a professional, then YRC will have more problems with people in the near future. You dispatchers, do your damn job. Answer the phone, treat your drivers like costumers. Drivers will actually respect and work with you better. Noone likes to work with an
Have all bills/paperwork ready, when driver arrives for dispatch. Have them prepared according to the DOT Regulations, which Roadway's computer printouts don't have. That is why us (x-Yellow) drivers have the bad attitudes, because we have to do your work and it delays us, and the freight. Where is the scale ticket at showing us drivers how much weight is on each axle? Where are the write-ups on the faulty equipment? Why isn't there any grease put on the 5th wheels? Do I have enough hours to run this dispatch? What placards go on the trailer? Hey; If I didn't load the trailer, then I don't placard the trailer. That is a DOT Regulation. Our job is to make sure the right placards or UN numbers are already put on the trailer, however. I don't leave any window, until I have all the proper bills/information/directions, and all my questions have been answered. Thats what smart (YELLOW) drivers have been trained to do, over the years by (YELLOW) management. Unfortunately; the management that survived through the merging companies, are the original Roadway, brain-dead, :
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