Hurricane express

Lot's said about these guys on this forum, and none of it good. How you got suckered into them with 30 years under your belt is a mystery to me. I'm sorry you got mixed up with that bunch, but if you learned from the experience maybe all is not lost. Good luck going forward.

 

I saw a Hurricane Express truck recently that wasn't a hood with twin stacks. How are they going to suck them in without the nice-looking trucks?

 

Question of the day!

How does someone with 30 years of experience choose willing to work for Hurricane Express?

Those chicken lights on the trucks irresistible?

 

P.T. Barnum famously said "There's a sucker born every minute" and nowhere is that more true than the wonderful trucking industry. I'd imagine that revolving door at Hurricane Express never stops spinning.

 

Those pretty Petes are rather........seductive. I must say, if they penalize you for not wearing your seatbelt, or for going too fast, why not wear your seatbelt and slow down? That would cut down a couple of grievances....

 

You guys forgot about the part where the trucks either have one fuel tank activated or only one fuel tank as a whole!

 

Are there companies that actually do that to cut down on weight?

 

I remember watching a video from a driver facing camera of someone who got in a rollover wreck while not wearing their seatbelt, it looked like they got a free trip to the moon. I just hope their truck and trailer had a fancy paint job and a bunch of fancy lights all over.

 

The trucks are soo nice it's tempting sign up to get screwed just to drive a nice chicken light 389