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My DBL told me to call Support Shift tonight to verify they are gonna put an assignment on me since I am coming out of the house a day early. Been on hold 31 minutes already. You would figure they could put at least two more people on the shift.

EDIT: 39 minutes. Not the worst...

 

I am not sure, it always says to check with your DBL, but I will schedule it myself if I have a load running through an OC that I can take the time for them to do it then since I take my truck home so I can't schedule it while I am home. None of the shops I have ever scheduled one with have complained about the way that I do it, so I guess it doesn't matter.

 

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Speaking of boots, I still havnt got a pair and mine are about done. Isn't there a place on crossroads where you order them from, I still havnt found one...

 

it is your responsibility to ensure your truck is pm'd.

I park at an OC, so for me it is easy, I find my next PM date, schedule my time at home sometime around then, then send my DBL a message and ask him to please schedule me for a PM while I am on TAH.

I usually get a message back within 24 hours with the date and time stating to stop by the shope before I go home, makes it easy.

 

Don't know how the rest of you are doing but I've had a pretty good week. 2816 miles, havnt had to wait for a new load, received all my preassignments before I even delivered the load I had, and havnt had any workflow issues. Things seem to be improving.

 

drove 331 miles today, but I had 6 stops on 2 loads, and both loads were short haul.....should make for a nice payday!

 

Well, I'm on my first load with the Great Pumpkin. Went from the Atlanta OC, picked up in Lexington, NC, delivering tomorrow in Somersworth, NH. What a way to start out!! Get the Northeast!! YAY ME!!

 

2200 miles and pay is over $1200. Do the math.