What am I responsible for?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by pakskill, Jan 23, 2017.
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EDIT: Obviously this guy wasn't meant to be in the trucking business... Not nearly paranoid enough. How the first thing that went through his head wasn't 'this woman wants to rob me' I'll never know. "Never look a gift horse in the mouth". That saying about not over examining gift horses was dumb about horses (horses cost a lot to maintain!) and is way way dumber about trucking.Ke6gwf Thanks this. -
So as I said to the OP, find another job, don't bother trying to rescue the owner or his company from this issue. -
Also, by writing it up, and pursuing repairs, you have covered your rear, and company refusal to provide a safe and legal truck after documented request, is a much better reason for leaving than "they didn't keep their trucks very nice, so I quit". -
The problem is that the owner of the company isn't concern with a equipment violation as someone would be with an authority, they'll just fire the guy and then if the guy complains to the state, it will be his word against the owner's which can turn ugly.
The best thing for the driver is just to find another job.
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