Turns out no, it wasn't just our imagination. A truck pulling a blue Amazon Prime trailer was MUCH more likely to be driven unsafely than not
Amazon hires unsafe trucking firms twice as often as peers, WSJ finds
WSJ: Amazon Hires Unsafe Trucking Firms Twice As Often As Peers
Discussion in 'Other News' started by MGE Dawn, Oct 13, 2022.
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Who would have thought it to be true. Amazon is the most safety conscious company around. Its right there in the contract.
No matter how many people you run over, your load must not be late.drvrtech77, Another Canadian driver, Flat Earth Trucker and 1 other person Thank this. -
Well when they give you just 3 days and 6 hours to complete 2400 miles, then ding your score for not doing it makes them pretty safe in my book.
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A snails pace on a team truck. Should have a good 24 hours left over....Another Canadian driver and MartinFromBC Thank this.
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Did the article happen to mention the issue of importing drivers and making it stupidly easy for them to drive (US Govt fault) and companies taking advantage of this (Amazon, among others). Or is that harsh reality too offensive to report to the American people.
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ya but it ain’t listed as a team load, it’s listed as solo.drvrtech77 and Another Canadian driver Thank this.
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this is just one of many on the board now. How fast you need to go to make it happen?
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$1.80 per mile.... sure.... somebody had better jump right on that.Another Canadian driver and MartinFromBC Thank this.
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they will. Don’t think they don’t.Another Canadian driver and olddog_newtricks Thank this.
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900 miles in 17 hours
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