FCC--Fremont Contract Carriers

unless the truck actually runs different i ignore those idiot lights. That being said, I've had more issues with trucks under 50k than trucks with 2-300k+ miles on them. One of the many reasons why i went to lease purchase is because i got tired of low mileage trucks always having a number of issues. I've never had said issues with trucks with more mileage on them

 

QT sammiches beat the hell out of Subway. They don't skimp on the meat, either.

 

They hit it with a BFH.

 

F is for “friendly”!!

 

No way. East coast driving on SW regional? I felt like a Midwest Regional last week. Short run after short run, NE-AL, TN-IL, IL-WI, WI-NE, NE-WI. Not sure what happened to the longer runs, but this short stuff gets old. Harder to manage appointment times, finding parking, etc.

 

Somebody forgot to unlock and stow the landing gear crank handle. Picked up the only empty from a WM DC and was barely able to get the landing gear up. I had to stop and have it replaced on the way to the next delivery. They park empties 5 inches apart in the overflow lot of that Walmart DC and the trailer next to it was already gone. And you know Walmart yard drivers don’t crank the landing gear for anything.

 

I think you miss understood me, lol. I am currently long haul. Been driving east coast runs for 5 weeks in a row, thank good they have me finally going west. On my way to Utah with a kawasaki dealer load.

 

I was told they came up with a simple fix for the recall issue. Having to pay for our fuel during idle time was probably a big reason why they wanted to get it fixed sooner.

 

I'm supposed to be too. I'd be asking for something different after the first week. I average about 50-100 miles more per day running west than anywhere east. I'm dreading this next week already with a TX load for tomorrow, then off to Savannah.

 

I did a couple times ever since Brenden my old dm left i notice i ran alot more east coast. Can't complain too much i have been averaging 3200-3500 miles for the last 3 weeks.