TransAm Trucking, Inc. - Olathe, Ks.?

That's what I get for typing tired. *sighs* Should have been shifting, instead of shipping. No wonder that I can't get any miles. Lol

 

Panhandle,
You are on the right track. When you can have a minute to talk to the boss on a one to one ask him why he doesn't give a fuel or idling bonus to the top 5 or 10 % of drivers that earn it.. Have him set a minimum average. . Let's say 6 mpg and will give a bonus based on how far over the target mpg a driver goes. Get 7 mpg should be worth $250 a month. over that goal, $275 or higher but one that is making him money with high mpg and one the drivers want to earn. Too small not worth the effort. Too high it is unattainable.It all depends on how it is presented to them.

 

Does the Sysco in Nashville, TN have overnight parking? Gamma can't get anyone on the phone to ask, so thought we'd ask y'all lol.

 

i dont know but what i do is google it look at the satelitte view you will learn to tell from that
if it is the place i am thinking you can park on the street
very tight backing in but i cant remember if that was nashville or not

 

Already looked at it on google earth nice wide streets and don't see any no parking signs which means I'm parking there lol

 

have a backup plan
know where the TA and Loves is from Sysco

 

Pilot less than a mile away

 

Another thing that you can do is to see if there is another phone number for them. Many times you will find a different number than what TransAm gives you .....maybe they do that on purpose since they don't want you calling receivers . If you're lucky you can find the extension for the guard shack and get the information that you need.

 

Thanks HTQ I will do that. Cranky, in the past you talked about using a split sleeper how does that work?

 

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