Yellow | Yrc Freight Coo Bolingbrook, Il (318)

[Jeff]

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[wongway]

Thanks for the info !

 

[roadboss]

Thanks for the info !

Another :: Show is about to begin????

 

[Rodbolt]

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As usual southern region gets their information DEAD LAST !

 

[Wallyone]

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There seems to be some missing pages.

 

[clydesdale]

Thanks for the info !

road drivers are not involved in this change? im just asking

 

[Keepingon]

There seems to be some missing pages.

There not missing, YRC hasn't written them yet.

 

[roadboss]

road drivers are not involved in this change? im just asking

Unless ,you like to ride the rails ,( Hobo)

 

[Jaloc]

They are not going to find dockworkers for $16hr in Bolingbrook area can't make it in Chicago with that low of pay or will they start an ankle bracelet dock crew over there too lol? They can get away with it at 309 cause it's close to Indiana lower cost of living.

 

[LEHIGH vALLEY]

So basically BNSF said no more trailers just containers uh?
Wonder how that went over at UPS?

 

[BIG R GUY]

So basically BNSF said no more trailers just containers uh?
Wonder how that went over at UPS?

They didn’t want yrc showing up with unsafe trailers.

 

[daschits]

So basically BNSF said no more trailers just containers uh?
Wonder how that went over at UPS?

That’s why UPS is pulling their freight off the rail and putting it on the road. They’re increasing their driver board up to 1500 in Chicago.

 

[IndyHauler]

So basically BNSF said no more trailers just containers uh?
Wonder how that went over at UPS?

When is this rule supposed to go into effect? Because, they are still excepting 'road' trailers. ?

 

[IndyHauler]

Been seeing more and more of the blue 'rail' trailers here @ 324. Several sitting in the yard at all times now.

 

[the5tolls]

They are not going to find dockworkers for $16hr in Bolingbrook area can't make it in Chicago with that low of pay or will they start an ankle bracelet dock crew over there too lol? They can get away with it at 309 cause it's close to Indiana lower cost of living.

Sorry, I think that is too close to the Holland Terminal in Joliet, so all the ankle bracelets in the area are busy!

 

[Triplex]

So basically BNSF said no more trailers just containers uh?
Wonder how that went over at UPS?

https://www.joc.com/rail-intermodal...-nudging-shippers-away-trailers_20191010.html

 

[LEHIGH vALLEY]

That’s why UPS is pulling their freight off the rail and putting it on the road. They’re increasing their driver board up to 1500 in Chicago.

Ok so I gotta ask, Where da hell are they gonna find the drivers?

 

[almost13ranch]

Ok so I gotta ask, Where da hell are they gonna find the drivers?

They may have explained in the article the answer to my question, you have to sign up to see it. What are the railroads replacing the freight with or are they only wanting containers?

 

[Triplex]

They may have explained in the article the answer to my question, you have to sign up to see it. What are the railroads replacing the freight with or are they only wanting containers?

It's more efficient for the railroads to transport containers as they can be double stacked on the RR cars. Trailers, especially pups, don't utilize the space efficiently on the RR. From the article I believe they will still transport trailers but apparently to/from certain pads only. Correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[BIG R GUY]

It's more efficient for the railroads to transport containers as they can be double stacked on the RR cars. Trailers, especially pups, don't utilize the space efficiently on the RR. From the
But
article I believe they will still transport trailers but apparently to/from certain pads only. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Coop Dispatch is still the exclusive carrier of over the road double stack containers.