Road Runner Transportation
Discussion in 'Report A BAD Trucking Company Here' started by BITTYTHEKNIGHTRIDER, May 24, 2017.
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Let's see ... a driver to your left is signaling/ moving toward your lane, so you blow your horn, forcing your way into the right lane ... why? Not your responsibility to start acting like a jackwad because a four wheeler is doing so.
Now, let me understand, you hit a pothole and blew a tire and bent a rim. In a truck stop? In a truck stop! One has to be going pretty fast to blow a tire in a pot hole, much less bend a rim ... And fast enough and unobservant enough to not see said pothole.
And god knows what actually happened in Kentucky.
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With what I have witness from roadrunner trucks flying through parking lots and princess-parking in them, I'm not surprised. As for blowing a tire and bending the rim in a parking lot it sounds like the poster ran over a fixed object or one hell of a nasty pothole at a good rate of speed for that to happen. There is a way to prevent that... it's called SLOWING DOWN.
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I was leased to them for a short time around 1990, and it was a worthless outfit then. Guess they haven't changed any.
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No surprises here. A cheap, cut-rate outfit if there ever was one.
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Okay. We get it now. You're totally without blame or fault. Good to know.
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Last edited: May 26, 2017
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Roadrunner did ruin M. Bruenger out of Wichita. Took a good family owned company and ran it into the ground.
I'm actually sad whenever I see a R&M truck pulling a M. Bruenger trailer. At least they use just the Bruenger name on them.
I know we won't see M. Bruenger back though.
There are a few good Roadrunner tricks out here. Can't say what kind of money they make though.
For the OP: Do you take responsibility for your actions? Doesn't seem like it to me. That was one of the first things I learned in life. You are responsible for your actions. I've had a run in with the safety director from Cudahy, he didn't strike me as someone who wouldn't take any crap.
Anyway, rant over. Later.
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