My Experience with Lone Star Transportation

How the crap you end up with onions? You inform them this ain't a produce truck? Lol

 

Lol, It was a crap load, they were in big bags the size of a pallet and about four foot tall, I had 23 bags on, it had to be tarped which was not easy and staped down and they didnt ride very good, they were always loose, the strap would work down into the bags.

 

whats yalls truck numbers so if I ever see your trucks I can let the air out err I mean say howdy! 401 here. unloading early tomorrow in PA then something from Baltimore to Indiana for early next week.

 

I'm in 157 its a 379

 

cool I'll remember.

 

I'm in 425.

 

If you can pull in, you SHOULD be able to follow the same track out backwards....IF you know how to back up. However, from what I've seen over the years, not everyone who drives a truck knows how to back it up, in which case....remind me again why I want them aiming for a spot next to the nose of my truck again?

And since I own my truck, there is NO load worth more (to me, anyway) than my truck. The damaged load can be removed from the trailer while the shipper, receiver, and the insurance companies deal with the aftermath and figure out what they want to do with it. Meanwhile, I'm up the road hauling another load. If my truck gets damaged, though, I'm out of work until it is repaired....because it is the only one I've got.

I really don't care what some wet-behind-the-ears rookie truck driver thinks about the way my truck is parked. I just don't want you hitting my truck as you attempt to back in. If that means nosing into a spot, so be it.

 

Glad you could stop by and stir up some #####. As far as me bein wet behind the ears i was drivin trucks when you were playing with trucks in your sand box. Do you really need to go from thread to thread doing this. I'm going to guess you may really not be a driver but some one going on all kinds of forms trying to get attention

 

Not every comment made on the board is directed at you. If the comment had been directed towards you, I would have quoted you. I didn't. I quoted a wet-behind-the-ears rookie truck driver who made a series of ridiculous comments.

 

no but it does get tiring when someone goes around bashing people just remember we alll started some where, a real pro driver will help a newbe and try to give advise with out being a jack a, being a CB Rambo at the truck stop or on the forms is what is wrong with our profession now, drivers use to stick together and help each other not look for a chance to bash each other so they can feel better about them self. what I'm saying is lets forget all this negitave talk keep it positive and informative and be real pros