FCC--Fremont Contract Carriers

I don’t add any additives to my fuel till temp below 0 never had an issue for the last 33 years

 

In my opinion Fcc is dumb adding anything to a truck that will steer the truck what’s it gonna do in construction zones with lines going everywhere bad enough with the braking issue since sometimes it slams on the brakes because of signs or bridges. I believe you can take this safety stuff way too far

 

#### good month driver

 

Don’t think Fcc is permitted to haul hazmat I don’t have it in my permit book anyway

 

It’s the battery most likely the toll side doesn’t work off the two aa batteries

 

We didn’t haul that load. Broker (landstar) probably F’d up and didn’t know or didn’t tell us it was hazmat.

 

Well, more or less out of hours after today... this two stop load of carpet will drop on Monday since they aren’t open for live unloads after noon today.

DM says “you mom is more or less on the way right? Go give her a visit and come back out on Sunday.”

now I was already looking at that as an option but it’s really nice that the DM even thought about it...

 

It's Landstar for sure. When I was an O/O leased to them, my 2nd load was barrels of something going to a water treatment plant across the river from Portland. It was supposed to be 1 hazmat (below the RQ for placards) , and the rest non-hazmat. Got to the shipper and it was 1 non-hazmat, and the rest hazmat, which required placards. Called the agent, and he swore up and down that he was told non-hazmat, but the shipper showed me the paperwork he sent him where it clearly showed that it was. The agent had to cough up some more money on the load or it wasn't going by my truck.

 

I’ve had a Connex 3300 that I’ve used for decades. Saved my tail too many times to count.