Attention all company drivers!!!

thanks for telling us about these BAD companies especially about swift trans - c.r.england and those big lairs stevens and usa. actually all drivers deserve to be told . I appreciate that .

 

they aftershock whats up.

 

Howdy Bull!

What's up with me?
My leg muscles from ridin' my mountain bike.

How 'bout you?

 

Wow this must be the shortest post ever made by Shocky

 

Yeah, we must be sucking hind teat to another board!

 

It Is NARC!

 

P.R.C.A.?
P.B.R.?
8 seconds.
How hard can that be?
Rosin up, & take an extra wrap.
Just don't go down in the well. :smt100

 

I've been a member for only a few weeks, but you've saved my butt a half dozen times already.
I read your comments here, then call the company & ask them if any of this is true. If they don't call me names & hang up, they usually stutter & stammer or they're stunned into silence. I then tell them "i'll need to assume that you're guilty as charged. Thank you for your honesty", & i hang up on them.
This has become a new hobby. I feel like diogenes in search of an honest man, & like him, i may die without ever finding him.

 

Barr-nunn stinks? That'a a real surprise! I was an o/o for them in 03-04 & they were fantastic with both company drivers & o/o's.
The only problem any of us had was their safety man, randy lipshitz. He had a Napoleon complex - little guy acting important to make himself feel bigger. He over-stepped his authority many times.
When i was there, Sturgis,the owner/prez, had an open door policy & he lived by it. His office door was never closed to his drivers. You could walk in, sit down just to say hello or to complain. He listened!!!
They had a policy for co. drivers living outside their trade lanes. The driver stays out 3 or 4 weeks & Barr-Nunn would pay half the fare on the quickest mode of transportation to get the driver home for 1 week.
One driver, at the time, lived in tacoma or seattle (my alzheimer is kicking in) & had been doing it for 16 years.
I thought he was a company secret until i heard a Barr-Nunn recruiter # the Petro in Scranton telling a group of drivers about the deal.
I'm very sorry to hear that Barr-Nunn has gone the way of lesser companies. That's a real tragedy for the industry.

 

Aftershock
I like your tag # the bottom of your page. Dogmatist. You're one among too many in the trucking business. I joined the ranks a lifetime ago.