truck during home time

Well I know at where I'm at you get a message from our Road Service over the QC, you have to get it done within the miles they say or you are blocked from dispatch and whatever part of the country your in you will have to get to a Speedco, TA/Petro and get it done before getting further loads. They usually give you a 3800 mile advance notice, depending on the Make truck your driving.

 

Don't know about now, but back when I worked for Knight, they routed the trucks through a terminal with a shop, every so often. And not too long before I left, they started trying to route trailers through a shop every month. I have to wonder how that worked out.....

 

Hillarious

 

I don't have a dispatcher can't I just ask you??

 

You could also ask that question of the people questioning where he decided to work or that his truck has a camera. Neither of their responses contributed anything.

 

Where to park on hometime should be one of the first things considered when starting out as a truck driver. You wouldn't buy a boat if you lve in an apartment complex without first thinking "Where am I going to keep this when I am not using it?"

 

Some companies hold you responsible for anything that happens to the truck once it's out of route to go home .
And a lot can happen

 

Park your truck and go home. 10 dollars a day is good. Log off duty not driving and you will be fine. Start the first day with a 15 min Pre trip.