Swift Volunteers To Haul Migrants To Sanctuary Cities

Discussion in 'Truckers News' started by BCV, Apr 15, 2019.

  1. D.Tibbitt

    D.Tibbitt Road Train Member

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    All the time I've spent down in Laredo I can't say I agree with that statement lol
     
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  3. buddyd157

    buddyd157 Road Train Member

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    trust me....i REALLY wanted to say........something else.......
     
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  4. fairshake

    fairshake Road Train Member

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    I got my new trainee ready to drive them, woohoo!
     
  5. 3523

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    Swift put an announcement on the company portal that this isn’t real and sent this website a cease and desist letter.

    There’s no way you could charge $1200 to have someone ride in the back with freight. I mean, come on.
     
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  6. skellr

    skellr Road Train Member

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    Who is more desperate? The immigrants or Swift?

    Hard to tell.
     
  7. sevenmph

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    Of course it's not real.
    But just imagine. Swift, Schneider, JB and others would have that price down to $30 per immigrant after a nice price war.
     
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  8. Infosaur

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    I realize the story is fake but just to dogpile:

    Will Swift be providing job application forms to each trailer?
    Hola Amigos, 6 cpm!

    (Also, in my CDL manual there was a section and illustration for a "passenger trailer" basically looked like a 60's city bus with a gooseneck & kingpin. I've yet to ever see an actual one. Although I've heard they were used in Central America in the 70's)
     
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