Unless you have room to park both tractor & trailer at your home, you must park at a secure location and get yourself home. Thinking of parking at a truck stop...no no no. You are responsible for tractor, trailer, and if any cargo is in it period. Now bare in mind - you're on hometime, not baby setting the truck.
ANY damages that happen to equipment are your responsibility and will be billed accordingly. Ha, what a joke. Oh, and this is for company driver's. Needless to say...they can shove all that! Thought i'd share this with prospects looking at this place....don't do it!
Classic Carriers...don't do it!
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I’m going to go out on a limb and guess you got charged for some damages.
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Thought driver's should know.Frank Speak and buckmanmike Thank this. -
Sorry pal but I'm with the company on this one. I don't want any of my fine vehicles parked just anywhere, theft and vandalism is rampant everywhere. BYOB&CBD leasing must approve any parking while the leasee is on home time.
If your name is on the title I wouldn't care if you parked in downtown Patterson NJ with the keys in the ignition.Frank Speak, Lonesome and Dale thompson Thank this. -
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Yes insurance does cover things like theft and vandalism, but the prudent person does what he can to reduce the probability of a claim. Having someone park at a secure lot or at the terminal is just the company's way of reducing the chance of having to file a claim.
Yes shouldering all or part of financial responsibility sucks but that can be remedied easily by doing what they ask. -
If the "secure lot" charges, do they reimburse?
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