Looks Like Roadrunner Is Trimming The Fat

And the article actually mentions that there is a glut of trucks out there. I am sure every trucker knows this when it has come to miles and cheap rates. But those that be want to keep yelling that we are short drivers.

 

it's getting near the end of the year, and end of year inventory, business and taxes..best to dump stuff now, is maybe what many are thinking, coming up now on the major holidays

 

i would be watching this closely, as if it opens up the flood gates for more unsafe mexican drivers and crappy mexican trucks coming into the states, and maybe being allowed to run thru here, rather than to just pick up and go back to mexico?

 

OH CANADA!!!!

 

yeah, i think that the canadian companies will try and argue that in order to help with the over abundance of loads, that they ought to be allowed cross country pick ups and deliveries, unless they are allowed as of now to do this?

or are they still holding to drop off only, pick up and return to canada..???

 

I think what they are allowed to do, and what they do, are two different things.

 

true that.

no one's "minding the mint"...

Who's Minding the Mint? (1967) - IMDb

 

Roadrunner is now owned over 95% by a private equity firm and they are still accumulating shares IMO Roadrunner will go private or sold off in parts