This is another reason why the california know-it-alls should mind their own business......

I was out of the northeast.

 

Yeah, after the way the contract was pushed through, I left to go work for a liquor and wine company.

 

Meh, I'm not sweating it lol. The start time was killing me, and the pay scale wasnt anything to write home about. The straw that broke the camels back was the way that contract was shoved through. It really put a bad taste in my mouth.

 

U know.

Other way to look at it is to report that receiver shipper to osha saying that their lot does not have clearance for your trailer curtains which ur following the regs by usibg trailer curtains(not sure of real name but calling them curtains in this post). Osha might inspect and order the shipper reciever to repave that lot.

I know apartments that repaved stuff inorder to make it wheelchair access. Etc.

Or u could warn ur company about that shipper and tell ur company to only send trailers without trailer curtains due to clearance issues. For example some shipper reciever in brooklyn would get class a trucks sent there but after osha inspected inorder to improve safety only class b trucks allowed to deliver there.

Lastly i guess using this as example can help persuade law makers to change the law. The law is always changing and updating.