Knight has changed the pet policy

If you don't like Knights idle policy, change to a company with APU's.

 

Thats debatable. Being cared for, fed daily, have water, be safe, hang out with owner all day long, and if the owner cares enough to bring them im sure they get some exercise at stops. That life has to be better than the chained up all day, left alone, neglected, living homeless, beaten, abused dogs.

 

Dogs adapt to their surroundings alot quicker than humans. I work alot at a local shelter and I was surprised at how many truckers come in looking for a companion. A lot of them choose pitbulls or chihuahuas.

 

Been driving for Knight for 5+ years now, and truck has always idled when temp is above 70 degrees. Who do you know who ever sat in a 100 degree truck? You are so full of ####, LOL.

 

Yeah and you're the idiot doing 61 Mph because of the dms holding your hands

 

it would be nice if members actually spoke facts- our lives and the quality of our lives depends on it- both: the liars and the honest ones--- we make these blogs our own prisons- prison isnt the best place, but it is the inmates that turns it into h3ll... any job is the same to one degree or another, some slave masters are nice and other are not so. Jobs are nothing more than modern day slavery based on Roman times. really get the facts and then post- it will go much farther to help the trucker than all the B.S. here.

by the way- according to knight- dog limit is "medium dog" - you supposedly cant see the pass. mirror- through a great dane or mastiff if he is sitting in the passenger seat....

the real reason- when he gets tired of being driven all around- he is big enough to throw your stinky ### out the door and drive off- especially if your hauling some beef!!!

 

And that has what to do with idle policy?

 

Wouldn't you be able to go 65 if you didn't idle? Does Knight still punish the drivers by tieing the top speed of the truck in with idle percentage? Idle percentages...LMAO!

 

Yes they do. What's messed up is the emission control systems burn more fuel than idling does now.

 

Why should I? Isn't it obvious?