What’s next in trucking?

That's a big deal. That says a lot about the company. You want every conversation to the company to be professional so it's easier for everyone to focus on the issue and not something else. It also minimizes things escalating just to prove who is in charge.

 

I'd actually say the LTL segment would be the first to get automated away. At least Linehaul, not P&D but #### doing P&D. 12 hours of city driving dealing with bitter lowlife warehouse miscreants.

 

Me either. Drove this one for awhile in Texas. Hated it. Ran good though. Shifter had nine feet of slop compared to a Cascadia.

 

Yes.
Retirement!

 

The industry as a whole gives a glimpse into the future. We are slowly collapsing and morphing into a prison state. Gates and Turner will get their wish of population reduction while AI and machines become the iron fist of the few that can control it all.

 

Yeah John Connor tried to warn us. Even Arnold. We’re doomed. Get the beer popcorn and comfy chair watch the #### show happen.

 

They have these trucks they are claiming 670HP 3,500 torque and 1,200 mile range and maybe 12 MPG. If they can build them and they are more reliable seems I can see people would buying them. They are going to use Scania engines they seem to be better then what we have.

 

You'll lose the extra revenue gained from the fuel savings on paying for the overpriced repairs/maintenance and labor rates.