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What if a guy put in video gaming machines in his truck? So people could play them when he stops for breaks? Or while sitting waiting to load or unload? Look at the extra income for the truck owner?

Yes, and the Lot Lizards will have CDLs and park your rig for you!
 
Nearly 1,600 Trucks Hit with Violations on CVSA Brake Safety Day

https://www.truckinginfo.com/306860/nearly-1-600-trucks-hit-with-violations-on-brake-safety-day

"The majority of inspections, 10,074, were conducted in the U.S., where the out of service rate was at 14%. The rate was slightly lower in Canada at 12.4% for 1,457 inspections.

Many participating jurisdictions also surveyed anti-lock braking system compliance. Of the inspected vehicles, 8,128 air-braked trucks were identified as requiring ABS and of that number, 10.2% had ABS violations. Of the 5,331 trailers that were identified as requiring ABS, 14.3% had ABS violations. There were 1,299 hydraulic-braked trucks that required ABS with 3.5% having ABS violations."
 
What if a guy put in video gaming machines in his truck? So people could play them when he stops for breaks? Or while sitting waiting to load or unload? Look at the extra income for the truck owner?
Can't even run a TV off it, never mind all that extra stuff. Nowhere to store it all, and no driver is sharing their sleeper with everyone at the Flying J.
 
What if a guy put in video gaming machines in his truck? So people could play them when he stops for breaks? Or while sitting waiting to load or unload? Look at the extra income for the truck owner?

I smell a rat, you've been talking to Wong!
 
And if you have 40 years experience, no accidents, no tickets, not late for an appointment in the last 5 years, your truck averages 3 mpg more than the national average, have never been put out of service in 20 years, never complain to the Dispatch, stay out 6-7 weeks, and pay all your tolls, you COULD earn up to 43 cents per mile..
Always strings attached to these pay raises....
 
And if you have 40 years experience, no accidents, no tickets, not late for an appointment in the last 5 years, your truck averages 3 mpg more than the national average, have never been put out of service in 20 years, never complain to the Dispatch, stay out 6-7 weeks, and pay all your tolls, you COULD earn up to 43 cents per mile..
Always strings attached to these pay raises....
What??!! Are you a recruiter for Coop now??
 
What??!! Are you a recruiter for Coop now??

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Wong wants to know if boardwalk driving is a chargeable? I know we have more than 4 of those alone.
 
Yone forgot to mention all the unpaid time drivers spend waiting at shippers, and consignees to load or unload being jerked around by lazy ass dock people,ignorant people in the window, their pumpers, I mean unloading service,excuses like, oh we have a 1 hour safety meeting,or, we are way behind. If trucking companies had the balls to start charging for men and equipment upon arrival, a lot of this would not happen in the truckload segment of this business.
 
Yone forgot to mention all the unpaid time drivers spend waiting at shippers, and consignees to load or unload being jerked around by lazy ass dock people,ignorant people in the window, their pumpers, I mean unloading service,excuses like, oh we have a 1 hour safety meeting,or, we are way behind. If trucking companies had the balls to start charging for men and equipment upon arrival, a lot of this would not happen in the truckload segment of this business.
 
Born at the right time: XPO Logistics seizes on growth in omni-channel retail, e-commerce

https://www.ccjdigital.com/born-at-...tm_term=newsletter-2-daily-position-top-story

"With $15 billion in revenue last year – roughly $9 billion for transportation and $6 billion for logistics – XPO now is the largest last-mile provider of heavy goods and the second-largest contract logistics provider worldwide."

"In 2017, XPO Logistics’ last-mile network handled 13 million deliveries, the majority of which were heavy goods such as appliances, exercise equipment, electronics and furniture. With 66 last-mile hubs and plans to expand to 85 before yearend 2018, XPO expects to make its last-mile solution available to 95 percent of the U.S. population."


In case you were wondering why we simply have to compete in this portion of the market... It's just too big to ignore.
 
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