A trucking company that tells day drivers to runs the scales the daily

Does the word "cornholed" make you wary of anything?

 

Hey, Honest TB, make a note. DO NOT LEASE ANYTHING TO THIS COUNT! It would be bad enough just dealing with the bat guano.....

 

I’ve played that game before. Frankly, I think it should be played with some sort of ball rather than a bean bag and you either get it in the hole or you get nothing. None of that closest bees wax. And that yahoo kept knocking my bags out of the way. Boy, that really steamed me good!

On a related note, last I heard all of his friends still think he fell off of a bridge.

 

Frank....that's not the "cornholed" I was referring to.....but anyway, have fun hanging around....

 

I see what you did there!

 

This is common practice in NorCal for decades for companies to tell drivers to find alternate routes around scalehouses. I worked for a roofing supply outfit as a temp in 96 who had great equipment but would overload truck to avoid sending another to jobsite. After several times having to leave product at inspection stations to make weight I was told to go another route to bypass Fremont & Walnut Creek scales. I was a temp so I got reassigned . Back then it was $500 fine if they caught you plus overweight fine & points on license. With CSA 2010 probably only the worst of the worst will risk it now

 

You trusted a company in Oakland ?!?!?!??

 

Are you serious.
Haven't read on this forum how many guys tell
Other drives you have to do whatever the company
Tells you to do.
Working for free or not,legal or illegal,
Right or wrong.
Doesn't make a difference.
If the company says do it, you do it.
We got a word for these guys. You all know it is.

 

My buddy just got a local job with Cowan on the east coast and they tell him the same thing. "No scales on the turnpikes don't worry about it."