So what you are telling me is that a driver can either potentially lose his job (for refusing to use a certain piece of equipment) or lose his job (for gathering too many points)? Sounds like someone is trying to make drivers go broke.
CSA2010 and log book form and manner violations
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by Mike_MD, Nov 10, 2009.
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Next time I get a violation, I am going to demand they just bend me over the fuel tank and dry ###### me in the butt instead! It'll will probably hurt less! -
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ROTFLMAO
You're too funny.
I suppose every one just as might well gove up now. No sense in trying to learn the right way to do things the right way. Just lay down and die.
Wish you all the best of luck, I think a few around here are going to need it.
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These lawmakers seem to think that truckers are out to break the law ANY CHANCE WE CAN!
Nothing could be further from the truth! We dont want those hassles either! But we have to pay our bills, our families have to eat!
Punishing the driver is like ignoring the drug dealer and only going after the addict! What this industry needs is a total rehab! -
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Well I think we should cut Mike some slack. It is not like he wrote the rules he just enforces them. I have caught myself arguing or whatever with him some but he really is doing us a favor by trying to help us understand what all this system will consist of. After all it's the system we are all mad about it has nothing to do with him. Anyway thanks for your input Mike even though it's hard to tell sometimes if we appreciate it or not it is top notch of you to share your knowledge of this system and other things that we ALL NEED to better understand.
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I disagree with your hypotheses; the driver is the pipeline for the drugs, not the user. The receiver is the addict as they depend on the delivery of the goods to stay alive. The driver has the final say of YES or NO if the driver digs in their heels and decides to follow the rules then problem solved.
I am looking at drafting a letter to my elected representative. I read in Transport Topics that brokers are managing double figure returns while the trucking companies are doing single digit returns on their operation. Seems to me the brokers are raking the carriers over the coals and keeping more of the transportation fees than needed to make a decent profit. IOW the brokers are price gouging as they are charging the carriers a higher price to obtain the freight.
Perhaps some here need to write their elected representative and express their concerns regarding their ability to make a living and why is it the brokers are making double digit returns for your work when they have nothing invested in the move except for office space, a computer, and modem.
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Good luck with the letter on the brokers. It is a real sore spot.
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