mercer transportation

That definitely happens here, I have pulled quite a few trailers so loads could be delivered. Normally the load pay is prorated based on miles each person traveled but it is also up to the 'rescue driver' to accept that or ask for more, the broken down driver is responsible for whatever it costs to get the load delivered. Sometimes Mercer will chip in and pay for the deadhead to get the trailer back, other times not. I have never had a trailer more than a few days after delivery, you will get priority to get a load back toward wherever the trailer needs to go.

 

Where are you sitting in PA for the weekend?

 

I figured you were a commando type of guy LOL

 

I'm curious why you'd even be thinking about this. lol

 

Any of you guys ever do those Grove Port, OH down to Bridgeport, AL loads? If so how did that work out for you?

 

My advice....

 

You must be the first let us know

 

Really happy with this 2350 cummins. The soot levels are really really well. Took off my doser valve at the housing thinking it would be toast. Nope thing was in decent shape. The Rest of my sensor wasn't even that bad.
Took me an hour to replace it with a new one.

 

6 hours to load 2 pieces of concrete precast walls.... Delivering to Amazon DC that's being built... The agent today told me that it's been a mess at the delivery site, I'll be finding that out tomorrow... She had a truck there today for 8am delivery that as of 4pm was still onsite...

I Didn't book a reload tomorrow. I haven't had a bad load in a while so I guess I'm do...

 

Have you watched the EGR Tuneup videos by a guy named Rawze on YouTube? That's a project on my to do list