Is it a Canadian thing?

Heard it pronounced up here both ways, probably aboot 50/50. Don't really understand what part of it is a bad business move. Maybe they will fail and in the process have hired some Americans along the way, who knows. They're kind of like your Schneider or werner but from the north obviously not nearly as big but same basic idea. Freightliners, dry vans, Qualcomm dispatch, governed slow trucks, yada yada yada. Not bad, not good.

 

Bison also bought another Wisconsin Carrier years back. They can do both sides of the border without fail. Watch how many double 53's go west from Winnipeg, They move a lot of freight. They wanted to pull 2 53's from Winnipeg into South Dakota on I-29. North Dakota found an old law that only allowed 100 feet of trailer, so that stopped their operation.

 

Yes, it's a Canadian thing. Kinda like Canadian Bacon, and Rush. Anything else?

 

Well their currently failing at keeping drivers who have been at Hartt/Pottles for years. We also recently gotten a form to fill out. Their adding driver cameras

 

I've always heard it pronounced bison. Those east coasters have their own dialect though.

 

Hockey! You forgot the greatest sport ever Hockey

 

Deadheading more. Instead of like a hour away. It's closer to 100+ miles. Ok for company drivers. Not for O/O