2 feet more to get rid of junk skids....ahh, nothing like those two oddball feet at the end of the trailer...
They might wanna think about getting forklifts 2 of our 4 are broke....again....They r also getting 40ft trls with liftgates for the city and get this there only 12.6 high.
They r also getting 40ft trls with liftgates for the city and get this there only 12.6 high.
there was talk a couple years ago about 32' twin trailers.
One thing that really kills me with the longer equipment is how it benefits the freight companies short term by giving them an advantage over those who are slower to get them. Then competition drops the rates because of the new efficiency. And the driver gets the grief of having to navigate the streets with them and even the fines for taking them places they are forbidden to go. If we all just had 40' trailers the freight would still get moved and there would be more jobs for drivers.
ahh, nothing like those two oddball feet at the end of the trailer...
That is a better place for it with the space the U-Pack bulkhead takes up up there.They are not adding it to the back of the trailer, they are adding it to the front
I'm sure they have.Since when was the intent of trucking to create more jobs? Never was, never will be. It only going to get worse. Everybody wants blood out of stone, do more work for the same pay. I'm surprised they havent pushed for the allowance of triples on all interstate highways.
something like that would actually be useful, instead of trying to get around with a 53.
Since when was the intent of trucking to create more jobs? Never was, never will be. It only going to get worse. Everybody wants blood out of stone, do more work for the same pay. I'm surprised they havent pushed for the allowance of triples on all interstate highways.
I would only be okay with triples if they ran at night only when traffic is light. During rush hour I couldn't even begin to imagine the headache trying to get through a city.
That's it. I needed union protectionNo, Brother,.....you are not O.K with triples at night......because when they become legal "at night",...it'll only be a matter of months before some "Hero" volunteers to take them.......illegally.....during the day, through the traffic. Then another matter of months before it becomes a common practice, legal or not. Same as 53'ers now. There are "Heros" taking them all over into alleys and residential areas everywhere. Everyone is happy with the added revenue until some oversize truck runs someone off the road,....a road that a 53 or a 102" wide shouldn't be on. Then it's "Hang the stupid truck driver who doesn't know the laws! Or, Fine him if he does, and flagrantly violates them!" Now,.......how many non-Union companies routinely dispatch their drivers with 53'ers into areas that management knows are illegal with that size truck...........knowing that the driver does not have the courage to stand up to management and OBEY THE LAW? They are more scared for their job than they are of violating the law............Hey, Rollin62,.....would that be the reason you "came" to ABF from Conway? Union protection in case of a disagreement between you and management over legalities? Inquiring minds would like to know............
That's it. I needed union protection