I went bankrupt at C. R. England

Discussion in 'Report A BAD Trucking Company Here' started by BigMuthaTrucka, Dec 17, 2018.

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How quickly would you quit C. R. England?

  1. 1 day

    97 vote(s)
    88.2%
  2. 1 week

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  3. 1 month

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  1. BigMuthaTrucka

    BigMuthaTrucka Light Load Member

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    I was a company driver.
    C. R. England was my first company 7 1/2 years ago.
    I just wanted to start another C. R. England sucks thread.
    I’m at Walmart now the $86,000/year is pretty accurate. Talk about rags to riches.
     
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  2. bzinger

    bzinger Road Train Member

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    I remember when England and prime trucks hauled arse and I got out of they're way lol.
     
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    Scoot 1971 Light Load Member

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    Yeah they suck bad! The wife and I got our cdl's with them almost seven years ago.
    We exclusively pulled refrigerated shipping containers for them from the Bay area to the Midwest and back. The job itself wasn't bad at all, it was the treatment we received from CRE that was horrible. Everything was great as long as we were out running for ten weeks straight, it was the ten days home time we expected that was the problem. Typically, dispatch would be calling us on 2nd or 3rd day home to accept a load. The threats would start on the 2nd day of phone calls, "If you don't go get this load we will be sending another driver for your truck!".
    We actually made decent money, $2200-$2500 take home per week after taxes, but CRE made it unbearable to stay there. Those #'s are for both of us as we did the l/p thing, not that we ever thought we would own the truck someday, but the money was much better. Yes, the accounting firm we dealt with actually withheld estimated quarterly tax and paid it at our direction, so by "takehome", I mean takehome.
    The last time we went home for scheduled time off, they held true to form and started calling on day three. I held them off til day five and the threats were now the worst yet. I then told them exactly what I thought of them and drove truck to nearest yard. The whole time they were calling to tell me to stop so we could work something out.
    I don't wish this company on my worst enemies. If you are looking at them, do yourself a huge favor and find another outfit.
     
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    SteerTire Road Train Member

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    I love how people sit up and pay attention when they’ve pushed you so far you’re cleaning your truck out ;)
     
  5. Scoot 1971

    Scoot 1971 Light Load Member

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    Also, I'm sure the OP was a company driver. .28 cpm and I'm pretty sure the l/p program is dead as is the container fleet.
     
  6. MachoCyclone

    MachoCyclone Road Train Member

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    Not really. If your not from that area then street names mean nothing to you. I'm not from anywhere near there so I asumming by your response it's a ####ty part of town?
     
  7. Frank Speak

    Frank Speak Road Train Member

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    I’ve got it! We, the TTR membership can singlehandedly deliver a heart piercing blow to these heartless scumbags!

    Let’s ALL:

    1. Sign up for their orientation
    2. Go and have fun for a few days
    3. Get our truck keys and receive first load
    4. Go put the keys in the trucks and leave

    Then, when they call to see what’s up, tell them we’re on our way to the truck and then headed to pick up the load.

    All the while, we’ll be heading back to our actual jobs!

    I know, I know, I know. And, you can all thank me by introducing me to one of your family members (of Kenckian background, of course).
     
  8. buddyd157

    buddyd157 Road Train Member

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    would flooding the website with job applications work just as well, when the server breaks down..???

    or sending them snail mail applications and several postal trucks park in front of the building and dozens and dozens of mail nags clog the hallways..???
     
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    As long as your ok with the driver facing cameras then sounds good to me...
     
  10. IluvCATS

    IluvCATS Road Train Member

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    Do a hidden camera livestream for fun.
     
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