It's not that sad for everybody you pictured ...it's just depends on the business owner and his business skills ...I always say for $15 per hour what would you do roofing or sitting in the office , same way I compare flat bed and car hauling ...not worth it doing at least for me .
All costs up, Rates continue downward
Discussion in 'Car Hauler and Auto Carrier Trucking Forum' started by Nobroker, Sep 19, 2018.
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That's the cold honest truth
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i try to be in the middle on tire purchase ...not the cheapest chinese , i use dayton and good year now -
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You make a good point, but I keep stressing on that collective bargaining presure on the auto industry. Without that, all you all doing is dance in circles. I don't necessarily need any discounts on tires and cellphone needs though I won't say no those, I will not join just for that.
I have never worked in any organised employment environment but I know UNIONS have gotten a bad rep in this country lately. Even by those who need it most.
If you aren't open to things like strikes, protest, lobbying and even holding cars hostage, then count people like me out. If the sounds of artilery scares you, don't start a war.
The AUTO HAULERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. AHAA is out there. Members include the biggest wigs in the game. Looking at their list of membership, everyone who's a somebody in this game is amongst their ranks. Why haven't anything changed? They've been around for a while. The answer is that they are all busy undercutting each other. I have seen contracts change hands among those member for a much lower rate. Infact I find them counter productive to the cause. There's no real coleboration there. Maybe in tandem with the manufacturers WHO FUND THEM, they might help set the standards of the auto hauling industry. Things like uniformity in equipment designs, research and feed backs for the auto industries and things like that. Do you honestly think they are there to bail each other out and watched PMTG implode? (I still give it up to the banks, that was at least the idea during the bear sterns Lehman brothers aig situation).
IATA seems like the little mans version of the big thing. Its like being refused entry to a highend club, and you start your own block party without anything setting you apart from the others guys as fair a incentives, vision and objectives is concerned. If iata wants to set themselves apart, they have something to steer clear from. But if they are trying to be a version of what not to be, I have something to steer clear from. -
I understand you may not be interested and that’s fine. The founders and many others have meet several times to discuss what is going on in the industry and what we may be able to do. Many will sit back. ##### fart piss and moan and do nothing else. We are atleast trying something. If all it ever becomes is a avenue to save thousands of dollars for a company every year for every truck. Than we have accomplished more than those that do nothing else but cry. Either way. I will continue to make efforts to do what I can. Hope that helps. Have a great day.Tropsnart Thanks this. -
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