Maximum Speed Limit For Company Drivers?

Huh?

I'm really not sure what that means.

 

I lived in California all my life. So knowing that 55 mph is the speed limit you can't go that fast before you get a ticket. Like on the grapevine. Saw a swifty doing 60 down hill empty and guess who was in the bottom? A cop. P's I'm on a dedicated so that's what probably keeps me in California. But no complaints when I was otr I never did 62 I always kept it at 60. Lol no hurry and still averaged about 2100 to 2300 miles

 

I run around California at 58 and get passed all the time.

 

Their record not yours. plus it's NOT much of a difference in arrival between 55 mph and 62 mph..

 

you don't have to accept it. Just ask them why did they accept it for you before you actually looked if you could do it with their times. But now that you accepted it ask for the window if any. Then if you won't make it send a mac 22 to cover your butt. But that doesn't guarantee nothing really. Don't ever let anyone push you around being in a hurry to get somewhere because that's where something may happen.

 

Maybe if you didn't spend so much time in the shower, and filling up your truck 3 times a day to get shower points. You could do that in the time allotted.

 

Expect all these Central trucks to be pulled into the Swift shop to have them governed at the correct speed. LOL, you really think Swift doesn't read this? A newbie? 3,100 mile run going to Cali? In fact, they already know who you are. No need to blow up truck numbers. This isn't rocket science.

On a side note, nothing wrong running 68. But, I run what's legal and what's allowed by my company.

 

It happens especially if he's in the area with no other trucks and there's a 3200 mile run. They'll probably t call it but it happens.

 

I won't mention any names, but for some reason I think someone is having too much fun yanking our chains.