prosport runs danderously illegal loads !!!

You say that the company is not Russian - fine. From what I have seen, however, it is one with ties to eastern Europe. The truck's speed and condition tell a lot about the outfit, too.... I run Chicago metro quite a bit, and have been blown off the road by a few of your co workers.

 

How is this relevant?

A truck's speed determines what, exactly?

 

Speed and condition tell a whole lot about the company, and the CSA scores seem to back appearances up. You seemed to resent the inference that it was a typical eastern European company that is the stereotype for Chicago, but from what I have seen, it is the truth.

 

Speed tells exactly nothing about a company. I've driven for companies that have 85 MPH trucks, and companies that have 64 MPH trucks. The slower trucks have often failed more inspections.

I don't resent anything except falsifications.

And racism.

 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

A fast truck means the company doesn't care about being reckless.

That's amusing.

 

You should be resenting the CSA scores, because they are the smoking gun here. I have seen what I have seen, and I am sorry you don't like it, but that is too bad. Sometimes the truth isn't pretty.

 

I should resent the safety rating that gives me a green light over 90% of the time?

I'll work on that resentment.

I should resent the equipment that has made me several hundred dollars in passed inspections (and the accompanying bonus for passing inspection)?

I'll work on that resentment.

I should resent the fact that the company that has given me more respect, and more consistent miles, and considerably more respect than most, has never given me any reason to resent them?

I'll work on that.

Meanwhile, I'll be running good miles, making good money, and having a company that never disrespects me, or pressures me to run illegally, or drive unsafe equipment (my truck is currently getting service to resolve an issue I brought up to them, no questions of any kind), and has never made me feel like I have an obligation to do anything that would risk my career.

You'll be doing........ what, exactly?

Oh, yes, talking about how fast trucks means a company means they're a bad company.

Enjoy that delusion.

 

Happy trails, driver, and I hope that it works out for you... but with those CSA scores it's just a matter of time.