Rider policy

Discussion in 'Swift' started by Dagger, May 16, 2012.

  1. JettLagg

    JettLagg Bobtail Member

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    The company I work for is 90% LTL & 10% dedicated. I happen to work on the dedicated end of things driving a 70" walk-in condo with two bunks driving solo yet my company won't allow riders. I normally wouldn't ask this but am having a brain fart on how to word a letter to safety appealing to them in allowing a rider. I've got two older children who've traveled with me at another company and now have a 12 yr who wants to ride. Any suggestions? Thanks!
     
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  3. A21CAV

    A21CAV Road Train Member

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    Sorry, but in all likelihood it's your company's insurance company that prohibits riders. If so, you can write the Great American Novel and still be told, no. I would call your safety department and talk to someone because there's a 50/50 chance if you ask and a fat zero if you don't.
    Frank
     
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