Not mad yet. But I think I will be.

Anyways once the doors are open and you hit the dock you don't move the truck if a forklift have been going over into your trailer as you pulled out you would be owning them a new forklift

 

Well your story makes no sense the way you wrote it.

 

I only had Suit M Honcho in my trailer twice in my life over something or other. A whole lot of yelling.

My trucking company used to pull me into a side room far away somewhere and do some more yelling.

Blows the original problem WAY out of portion size.

 

Don't feel bad. This happened to me last summer. Was given paperwork, which is the only method used to secure the trailer to the dock, and idiot fork truck driver tried to put another rack on.
His excuse: "I forget I handed you the paperwork.".

 

Those things are about 40000 dollars give or take a few thousands or even ten thousand or more either way.

 

Shoot...!!! Once I thought these things were never happening until one day I witnessed a guy to pull out from a dock with a forklift operator inside the trailer.

 

If operator backs out of moving trailer it will kill operator.

We had a pallet facility years ago in Searcy and one monday morning a forklift newbie spun circles in gravel.

The thing got away and laid down on him. Killing him in front of everyone else in a few minutes by mechanical compression.