It's not unusual for a carrier to be blacklisted by companies like Amazon, so they just change decals before they go into the gate to pickup or deliver.
How do these guys get away with doing this?
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by Gonzo1300, Aug 10, 2024.
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I thought he was relieving himself in the DEF tank.W923, hope not dumb twucker, The_vett and 2 others Thank this.
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That and a lot of Amazon loads are given to a carrier, not brokers so the put the signs on to PU/DEL
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You'd think the irs/kgb would Crack down on this.
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Ha! I never got a straight answer on that, could you pee in the DEF tank? What is DEF anyway? It's 32% urea( a waste product the body makes) and 68% ionized water. Sounds close enough to pee to me after a ball game,, and the amazing part, you have to pay for that crap. Fascinating
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Um, no. DEF is synthetic urea. Human urine contains all kinds of nasty stuff and is NOT the same thing.201 and skallagrime Thank this.
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Used to, when you worked for a company, and you hauled for a broker, you had to go their office, log 1 hour on duty, they’d give their signs and stickers, and you’d better fuel before hand or they’d get fuel reciept, then when trip was over come back to office, and show another hour to break contract.
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