Before they changed Elogs I figured they drove so slow to prevent starting their clock. Afterwards I figured they were hauling something that could easily turn over. However I sometimes see guys pulling an empty flatbed that take 10 minutes to drive a block into a truck stop and slowly creep to the fuel island.
Please explain why they do this? I drive a normal safe speed when I am driving down the road and pull into the fuel island. I can get out and walk faster than these idiots creeping down the road and backing up traffic into the truck stop as everyone exiting is waiting for him to turn in and all us stuck behind him. Why?
The only thing that makes sense is perhaps they are editing their logs as they drive down the road. A lot of times they pull put of the truck stop at 1mph all the way to the exit ramp then go 76 MPH.
Why do so many truckers pull into truck stops driving 1 MPH?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by OOwannaBE, Aug 14, 2016.
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