Feds shut down company involved in fatal Kentucky crash

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Sounds like ETV......

 

Where there is smoke...there is fire. I bet that company had employees that reflected them as a company.

 

You would be amazed how many idiots there are in trucking Management. You would also be amazed at how many companies, the smaller ones in particular who can't survive without breaking the 70 HR rule, the whole model of their company depends on it.

 

The difference being a driver goes to jail, he loses his job.

Put a company out of business, everyone loses thiers, Because of this you wind up with good people getting punished for things bad people that are running the company do.

 

I fully understand this and i feel for the good drivers but SOMETHING has to be done with these companies ...If they was held accountable for more than they are drivers will be treated better and better pay

 

Don't expect it soon. Look at the CVA2010 and the way it is to be.

 

You said it all right there. I knew of that company it was outlaw hauling the cheapest freight and depended on the trucks rolling over 3,000 billed miles week to stay afloat. It was crap from the equipment to the ownership. I feel for the drivers who lost their jobs but the public is better off without that place on the Road.

 

Yes it sucks with how csa will work if they ever get it going ..But we all know until they make the ones responseable its never going to get better

 

I agree with that. A good thing about the 90 days as well is that it gives drivers an opportunity to jump ship before it sinks.

 

This is my question ....Why didnt the gov have someone there watching during the 90 day deal ? but then they would done better and when all clear go back to bussiness as usal ...Just think in 60 days they will be back under new name