Indian River Transport- The journey begins

Oh I agree 100%..swinging doors and drop and hook will soften you up big time.

But not getting something for delay is hard to take.
When hours turn into days and believe me it will happen..you will think about it.

But hey..the river usually keeps you rolling.
You guys out west do well..not knocking it just saying be prepared.

As for the surge..you'll get beat to hell depending on the amount loaded.
If the product doesn't need room for expansion..they'll load you up tight..then not any real surge.

It's those partial loads that sneak up on you..but you get use to it.

Driving a smoothbore will make you a better driver (IMO).
You'll loose the bad habits you learned pulling other types of freight.

 

omg thats a long time. ...what about layover? Is that 24 or 48 hours?

 

i have been at indian river for 1 year. i team with my wife. if you make it here a year, you will never leave. we are basicly happy here. all companys have good and bad. lot of changes going on now. but since tony is back at operations manager, things should straighten out. welcome aboard.

 

Only complaint I have so far is I didn't bring a fly swatter to the dairy lol. Might have to hang a few glue strips off the headliner.