WAAZ UP?I heard mav be wack ,is it true?

I don't work for maverick, but I like to help out as much as I can...but I have NO CLUE what questions you are asking. I don't even understand this type of English, I would hope that you are not an adult typing like this. I hope that this is a child running rampid on mommy or daddies computer.

 

I kinda figured

 

As tight of a ship they run, if they bring u to orientation hope they don't see ur thread about being scared u ran someone off the road

 

I always thought maverick trucks were set at 65 mph. ( could be wrong tho )

Most of those " auto braking " systems work while the cruise is on and or the system senses a impact. ( also could be wrong again ) but that how my onguard is set .

 

I don't think that Mavericks trucks governed at 55. I pull heavy haul and loaded I go 55-60 and I have had them pass me. What little experience that I have with the auto breaking system, it is only active when you have the cruise control on. It will break for you when you are a certain distance away, when your farther away it will increase your speed to what the cruise control is set at.

I hope that this helps you out on these two questions. Like I said I don't work for them but I do like to help out when I'm able to, so I apologize I'm not able to answer the last 2 questions for you.

 

The trucks are goverened at 65.....The on guard system picks up the vehicle in front of you at 400 feet and by 200 feet it will match your speed to its speed when the cruise is on. When the cruise is off, it will start beeping a warning at you and will apply the brakes to prevent a collision.
The lane departure system has cameras and when you cross the white line on either side, with out the turn signal on, you will hear a loud rumble strip sound through the speakers on the side that you cross.

As far as wanting to drive the vehicle and allow the system to brake for you, I hope you are only joking in order to get a reaction. If you are serious I can say with all certainity, that Maverick would not be a good fit for you.
Hope I covered all of the questions.

 

Does maverick even hire new drivers.

 

One of their ads says no experience required. But I always thought the same as you ..

 

Should of said: no experience required, but please have common sense.

Believe it or not one of our schneider driver thought the truck drove itself. Hit the cruise and jump in the bunk....