If I just quit CR England will swift buy out my contract?

If they are like the vids posted on here then STAR in his own mind might fit better.

 

Generally an attorney may not appear in Small Claims court, but I am in California and this is our own state law. I'm sure other states have enacted similar laws. A good argument to why the OP breached their contract, could be an employment-related complaint. They weren't paying him, they weren't paying him on time, he had to resign because his trainer was a babbling racist lunatic who regularly shat himself.

 

Quits a company that goes 55 mph to a company that goes 57 mph , perfect logic ...

 

Please don't post false information.

Our trucks (Swift) are set at 62.
I can get mine to 62.5 if I time it just right with the cruise control.

 

New rubber might get you up to 63!

 

Moose, you know that you always get the trolls that have not a clue about Swift. Just look at the number of posts that he has made.

 

I was just being sarcastic, hopefully in a nice way.

 

As a company driver I can't just get new rubber.
The current drive tires still have at least half the tread left, so I'll have a new truck before they wear out.

And I say 62.5, but my GPS says 63.
With half tread depth, I figure 62.5 is the best I can get.

 

I hope you don't try to pass me, mine goes 62.2

 

I won't on flat land unless there is no one for miles behind me. It would take too long and get too many people mad at me.
But if I am lighter than you I will try to do so on a hill if I have the room.
If I am heavier than you I will wait for a downgrade and hold at 65, maybe to get by you unless you let it just fly.

I don't worry about 1 mph either way. If I need to drop it by 1 and stay behind you it's OK.
Not if I don't have to, though.

And if you are trying to pass me with a delta V of .5, I will slow down by 3 to let you by.
Those few seconds of my 'precious' time won't kill me.

I am not in competition with other drivers.
We all live out here together.
Hopefully we can help each other out now and then.