Uh, no it would not be illegal. It sounds to me like what he got is a deferred adjudication. That simply means that he entered a guilty plea,...
GIve Con-Way Truckload a call. Ask for Keturah Wheat in Recruiting. Con-Way is a stand up company that cares about its drivers.
Did you bother to ask the safety department of your company, or are you simply making guesses? I just covered this topic in training. A...
It becomes evidence the same way any other pictures become evidence in the case of an accident. What do you think they take into court to prove...
Except that as soon as you take that first picture with your cellphone, the cellphone becomes evidence and you could have the phone taken away...
Wrong. I sold insurance for ten years and have seen people burned by an innocent "I'm sorry". You don't seem to understand that attorneys look...
What a crock. Saying "I'm sorry" to someone you've been involved in an accident with can and will be used as evidence that you claimed the...
I have one week of training left before going to orientation in Joplin. I've had the chance to speak with office employees, a former dispatcher...
U need Jesus! ROFLMAO!!!
You forgot the part about driving up hill both ways in 6 feet of snow while being low on fuel.
Wow. Talk about being sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo fired!
You got what you needed out of it and then moved on. Nuttin' wrong with that. Con-Way is at the top of my list for companies to work for, but I...
This is the best post in this thread so far. Honestly, some of you need to get a life. You come across as if you live to complain. What Wharf...
I have a question. I'd like to know what all happens during orientation. I've heard that some companies send you home to get a sleep apnea test...
Yo, Newbie! Just chill and go do that thing! If Celadon is what life has in store for you, then the path has already been laid out. All you...
This is a good thread. There is a good amount of detailed information about the things that can and do happen. I like that sort of information...
