Have some product left on my truck from my last delivery route, recivers refuse due to didn't order it, been 3 days broker won't consent to directions concernin product but says I can't dispose of it. I have new pick ups with different brokers in 24 hrs. What can I do?
Unordered product left on my truck by receiver, what can I do?
Discussion in 'Trucker Legal Advice' started by IronWorx, May 12, 2019.
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What kind of product is it? Food stuff and toiletries will gladly be accepted by a local charity.
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take it to the brokers place of business, and dump it off there.
seriously, give them an ultimatum..they either take it off, or you will dump it..D.Tibbitt, Intothesunset, rabbiporkchop and 1 other person Thank this. -
Look on BOL for shipper phone number and call them. Do not agree to drive back for free. just tell them where you gonna leave freight if they didn't agree for disposal.
Sometime they will ask you to write disposal manifest.Sisbro, Intothesunset and x1Heavy Thank this. -
My first thought is to take it to the Brokers Office and tailgate it there onto their property. They own it.
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Give the broker 1 hour to come up with a reasonable response. If no response, donate it to a local charity and document everything..including getting a receipt for the donation. Move on from there. Time is money.
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Unfortunately broker doesn't own anything. All is on the carrier and driver who signed BOL.roshea and Intothesunset Thank this.
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I know the biggest scam in Trucking Industry sets at a desk from 8-5 and doesn't ever touch the truck...NavigatorWife, Aamcotrans, D.Tibbitt and 3 others Thank this.
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Yeah. Due to both rep and dems are busy to fight each other we need independent owner operator President. To drain swamp. Re design HOS rules, eliminate parasites, put shippers and receivers under Federal regulation for loading and unloading time. Billions dollars and natural resources wasted every year.NavigatorWife, Canadianhauler21, Sisbro and 1 other person Thank this.
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Exactly..The Broker is a third party in the transaction and is usually reluctant as hell to make a decision...so what are your options? You are a first party in the transaction. You have to make a decision. The driver will grow old waiting on a broker to deal with this situation.NavigatorWife, roshea and Intothesunset Thank this.
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