Nobody wants you driving when you are not alert, i would just maintain contact with dispatch and make them aware of your situation, they know you can't run 24/7 and that you don't just fall asleep when time is available and run any distance proposed at a moments notice. If you feel their response is innappropriate go over dispatch's head, or seek new employers, with a little research next time.
Picking operating hours (not HOS)
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by finsternis, Jul 30, 2017.
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That would be Highway 83 near Canelo az.
What is in the world in that area? You sure come up with intriguing posts...Lepton1 Thanks this. -
If I remember correctly it was a 14' wide motor. Picked it up in long beach, CA going to San Antonio, TX. The routing was nuts trying to keep us out if major cities in AZ.
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Pretty sure this was it. 14'3 tall and 14' wide. Super light though.
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A motor 14 feet by 14 feet. What is that? A B29 Radial engine or something? The biggest engine i think of is the ones used by the Spruce Goose plane. That must have been a awesome engine once unpacked... From the thicknesses of those timbers you got some weight on there too.
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Isn't it something how the powers that be put you on narrow two lane roads with a load like that? Blind curves and oncoming trucks are forced to test the limits of how far off the pavement they can get?x1Heavy and Rooster1291979 Thank this.
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Not an engine. A motor. Big industrial thing. Don't remember the weight.x1Heavy Thanks this.
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Welcome to my life.
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OH those motors. I gotcha.Rooster1291979 and Lepton1 Thank this.
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