Texting and driving? I snitch.

Roflmao

 

My company put out a Peoplenet email saying we 1) couldn't start shift any earlier than 15min prior to scheduled departure (slip-seating local). I start at 5p. Been there at 4p everyday the last two weeks.... still waiting for someone to tell me not to do that - in person.

And 2) if we saw anything going down which violated the subcontractors rules, while it's understood that 'We generally like to handle it ourselves' we're supposed to report it as well 'So that I [dispatcher] can inform [contractor].'... Lmao. If it's handled, it's handled.

This childishness..... squealing. Like a piglet for momma.

I can only imagine that one day @scottied67's camera is going to film his own bludgeoning. Which he'll post with glee from full traction... providing he wasn't killed on camera.

 

Touched the yellow line due to the truck being a 2017 Cascadia which have a known design flaw of drifting all over the road no matter what. I don't care if you seat two drivers side by side in the driver's seat and put all 4 hands on the wheel the truck will drift all over the place.

 

LMAO,
Mine don't do that.
Manufacturer date 2/ 17
My 15 didn't either or my 13

 

then you had 3 defective trucks lol

 

Personally I would love to see the vehicle manufactures. Yes including trucks, be required to install a jamming device. So that when a vehicle is in motion say above 15 mph no cell service except for 911.

 

All someone has to do is sue the cell phone provider for $100 million that their customer was using their phone while driving during that fatality crash and the cell phone providers will install an app that will disable the cell phones when they are moving through space over 15 miles per hour.

 

Absolutely not.