Dear Plus1! I want to break up with you....

Was wondering how well that would go. Thanks for your input.

Google tried pushing that on us. I was like, don't see the point from my end.

Im even removing google source code from web pages now.

The web site I maintain can NOT break past #9 on google regardless of how many tweaks I make.

Yet they OWN the #1 spot on every other search engine out there.

Within defined search perimeters of course.

I think Google is trying to hard.

 

None of us really believe that.

Not even you.

 

It's the same way with ex-wives.

Be nice, or they get nasty.

 

I really can't complain ... it's little quirky, but I've been able to look past or work around it ... overall it gives me the loads and miles the way I want to run.

 

Oh ####!!! Y'all not talking about Googles Plus1 !?!?

<----- egg on face

 

Looking past or working around only means one of two things.
You either have to turn down the initial NLA with times that work (or don't, depending on the actual customer time windows), or you Mac 22 it to give yourself enough time.

With the former you have yet another 'turned down load' on record. (Because even if you accept the load with the new times, it still counts as a turn down.)
With the latter you need a reason that won't trigger a service failure.

In any case, Plus-1 puts unnecessary stress on drivers.
And additional stress is one thing we don't need, since stress makes us both more unproductive and more unsafe on the road.

 

Dumb question maybe but how do I tell if a pplan is a Plus 1? If I have the hours I accept everything, everywhere.

At 1:30 this morning I got a pplan for the load I'm under now but I declined with a later ETA because the pick-up, an hour away, was before my 10 reset would be done. Load removed. At 6am I get the same pplan. Declined with same info. I get a message, "Have until 1500 to pickup. Pls commit. Thx." I mac9, accept load and reply, "Wouldn't it have been simpler to give me the window in the pplan? It would have prevented the bargaining bs dance." Rely, "Yes".

Was this a Plus 1 load?
Frank