I agree, Burky. One driver at a company like Swift would barely affect that company's ratings. So....when the ratings ARE affected, we can deduce that many, many drivers (in absolute terms) are involved in "DACcidents" and genuine accidents at Swift.
DRD Motorsports Inc. - Mt Clemens, Mi.
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You make good points. I really didn't take that into consideration when I made that statement....and I made that post before I did a little looking around.
I have found that this is not the first place that DRD Motorsports has made a landing in forums of this nature. And it appears that this one former employer has raised the issue each and every time. I think we have an instance of the original poster holding some grudge against this employer, because they canned him.
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Checking the data in DriversDailyLog; I drove 12556 miles in 26 days (241.25 hours). That equals to driving an average of (9 1/4 hours per day) 483 miles per day (or 51.83 MPH) That is a fairly good average since most of those miles were in states that restrict truck speed limits to 60 miles per hour or less. And any good driver knows that bad traffic, including traffic affected by bad weather, can cause the average MPH of any vehicle drop, especially in vehicles that are driven by a COMPETENT and SAFE driver. I Hardly EVER drive more than 9 1/4 hours per day. It is too easy to run out of hours and be forced to sit, as I was forced to in Arizona, even though you required me to continue driving on to San Antonio to pick up the other boat(s), violating the HOS regulations. Again, something I REFUSED to do.
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Bad things happen to even GOOD people. I am very good at taking responsibility for what is actually my responsibility. But never 'take one for the Gipper'
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Perhaps you wouldnt publish a web site like I did, but that is how I deal with situations I feel somewhat helpless in, when the "Target" has the ability to affect the safety of the General Public or focuses a bad light on truckers who are trying to earn a living, in an HONEST way. -
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I'm primarily referring to the tone of your replies in your answers to him in thw various letters and correspondence posted on your webpage. Those hardly seem the way that business is conducted between two parties litigating any kind of affair. What you two say to each other on here is of no concern, and if it gets out of hand I am relatively sure that the moderators will step in and enforce appropriate standards of discourse on both sides.
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By the way, on SAFER, I notice that his out of service rate for equipment is about half the average, while his out of service rate for drivers is close to 3 times the average. It doesn't sound liek equipment problems, but it does sound like there are some driver related issues.
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