Furniture Row Express

im in Norfolk ne.after I get unloaded I will have 1300 miles for the week.not bad for the middle of the week.seems I am on the Denver to Nebraska to con agra to indy to texas and back to Denver loop.thats what I have been doing for awhile anyways.its all good.just keep me off those 45000# loads and I will be happy.

 

Hell No, Finally figured out that Don was just fukking me around. So now i am just dealing with what i have now. Probably just need to go thru Scott instead. Besides i am having bigger issues with Payroll now screwing up my checks on a weekly basis.

I always get dispatches from the co that say 45k plus and then go get the load and the actual weight on the bills is like 42 or 43 k and eveything scales out just fine.....weird

anyways Now sitting at the Seattle East TA waiting to PIck my Produce load in the AM 2 deliveries Monroe Ga and Henderson NC .

 

Before, but over the phone not much info given, phone number of broker went to VM and no return call from them, and I didnt get paid DH miles to south GA and sat 6 hours waiting to get unloaded at Sherwood foods.

 

How about this "New Utility trailers with Thermo King SB 330 Units – They cool fast and hold temp to minimize wait times and maintenance issues"
Took this off a site just to see what other carriers offer. Someone needs the memo at FROW

 

I have had those loads also cyber and scaled out as low as 76,000#.but the load out of ft.worth that was a con agra load was a dry load and loaded at a storage that had ryder sign in front and it was what it said[45838].totally caught me off guard.con ag is usually at least 2000# lighter than what they say,but not this one.OH well I am over it now,i,ve moved on but they will not catch me off guard next time.i just wont accept the load.

 

what I've heard about low miles is that freight is slow but we've picked up new contracts and will be running out west more.looks like we will be hauling Christmas trees.

 

I don't believe any of it..
There are some Drivers here that seem to be doing good more often than others.

I think there's a lot of Favoritism going on.