Jordan Carriers is BAD

Good luck,and keep your chin up.You did the right thing.If you would have stalled out somewhere,
and caused a wreck,you would be getting hammered for driving a truck that had been shutting off.
Stay safe,and get home to your kids

 

I probably wouldn't have driven it, either. They had no spare trucks?

Maybe suggesting taking a week or 2 off til they got it fixed might have been the way to go.

 

I don't know about load shifting, but shutting down at highway speeds & the company refusing to fix that are definitely safety issues.

 

Im gonna cry in some beer until i pass out Yes that CERTAINLY FIXES all that's wrong in the WORLD , hopefully your kids do not get to see that episode of your life !

 

Not true. I drove from WV to Indy with a bad set of injectors in a Volvo. It does vibrste. Company had dealer replace all of them. Guess Jordan carriers too cheap.

 

I like how all of you supertruckers love to rub a driver's nose in it after an employer takes a dump on a driver.

So what load shifting is a little bit of drama, but I read more drama than that from some that are posting crap here.

When you loose a job, your fault or not, it is a crappy day; there is no need to make it worse. It appears some have to just overcompensate one way or another.

As far as safety. If a truck cannot get out of its way, it is a safety issue. I am not going to drive a truck that has a potential of stalling on a bridge or road. She wasn't the truck owner or mechanic, so it is not her fault.

My sympathy. Hope things work out.

 

tuff crowd.

 

Don't let them run over you. You are protected by OSHA.

OSHA will fine them, make them pay you back pay and reinstate you.

https://www.osha.gov/workers.html


That's if you want to.

 

Good post CondoCruiser! Little lady you did the right thing! There's plenty of companies
looking for drivers. Keep on trucking. Best of luck to you.