Here is a question for Shuttle drivers and I especially want CM's input on this since he IS domiciled at the big house in the land of milk and honey. The question is this:
When a new tandem is sent to your domicile terminal, what/who determines who is assigned that tractor?
At my house in ALL the years we have been opened, the senior driver got first right of refusal. If he takes a new tractor, he then is passed over until he has had his new tractor for at least a year. The shuttle drivers basically take ownership of the assignment process. We now have a service center dictator (one of those wizards of smart from Univ. of Ala.) that states that "We don't bid trucks at Averitt Express". I think the guy is smoking something but that's neither here nor there.
Of course we all know that this scenario has not manifested itself in a long time due there being no new tandem daycabs system wide.
CM, how is this done at the big house?
When a new tandem is sent to your domicile terminal, what/who determines who is assigned that tractor?
At my house in ALL the years we have been opened, the senior driver got first right of refusal. If he takes a new tractor, he then is passed over until he has had his new tractor for at least a year. The shuttle drivers basically take ownership of the assignment process. We now have a service center dictator (one of those wizards of smart from Univ. of Ala.) that states that "We don't bid trucks at Averitt Express". I think the guy is smoking something but that's neither here nor there.
Of course we all know that this scenario has not manifested itself in a long time due there being no new tandem daycabs system wide.
CM, how is this done at the big house?
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