Going Over the Road with Knight

But of course you know that violated Knights ridiculous 'sitting duck' policy (altho legally parked) and if someone turned you in you would get the hammer! Happened to me just down the road after unloading in Rancho Cucamonga (and legally parked between to other rigs) while I waited for morning rush hour to clear out b4 heading east! Found out it was a Fontana weenie who did it!

 

Oh yea the sitting duck policy. I had forgotten about that. Knight was like a car wreck in a foreign land. You remember it actually happened but forget some of the details.

 

So for the Gulfport guys how ya liking it so far?

 

Hey bud!
Are you still at Knight?

 

Ok..good job!
I am experienced...off the road for a bit. Going to do the refresher. Then reefer 11 west. I am praying I won't end up with an auto!!

 

I'm starting to feel the same way. After spending 11 years in the Navy, a lot of what I read seems fairly simply to get around.

 

it all depends on the info the driver gets. was he told it was swap out or a drop and hook at the yard two different things. also if the terminal sees an empty coming in they will take it off him and give it to someone that has already been waiting for one..js

 

I did a lot of Coors for Henderson trucking from 97-02 I the first year or so was bad they would have you wait up to 24 hrs. for a preloaded trl. until one of our drivers had an accident in Kansas on I-70 in a construction site, a drunk driver hit him head on killing the family except the drunk driver. Coors ended up in a law suit because the driver sat there so long. after that we didn't get a load out of there until it was in the trailer.