Oh lord have mercy.
That means a bit of money is involved here. In 80's dollars no less. whew.
What do you call a company that..
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I have two customers side by side in an eastern town that has such tight dock areas that no truck of ours fits in, so we contracted with a small carrier to provide a truck and driver in a day cab to take the trailer and dock it and take it back to their yard the next day. The drivers get to rest for the day.Accidental Trucker Thanks this. -
This delivery is basically across the street from UW in Seattle, so I was hoping not to have to call 300 trucking companies.... I'll start with some of the LTL guys I knew in a previous life. It's going to be a weekly thing, so it's important to find the right outfit. -
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Drayage was the magic word for google. Found an outfit that'll do it for $85 / hr plus FSC. First thought the port container guys would be the ones, but they all run ragged out OTR trucks with sleepers. Go figure.
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What about getting a day cab truck from Ryder. Quicker and cheaper than trying to find someone who can do it right now.
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If it is in the seattle area and that outfit does not work out, check with smoky point, they have a terminal where they put together loads just north of seattle. At least they did have.
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