What to do when driver abandons truck

Well, you are sunshine on a rainy day! Why did you reply? I called it giving someone a second chance to be a good human. But you can call it what you want! Have a blessed day.

 

Well, you are sunshine on a rainy day! Why did you reply? I called it giving someone a second chance to be a good human. But you can call it what you want! Have a blessed day.

 

Must be why you hide behind a cartoon character. I would be ashamed to show my face too if I were you!

 

After reading this explanation I really empathize with you, its very unfortunate to have someone working for you that does not give a @#*** about your freight, any wonder that Harvard and Yale have an endless amount of applicants wanting to study law. I'm sure after a few days he'll be in here posting about what chances does he have of getting another trucking job after abandoning a load.

 

u are responding to posts from 4 years ago

 

is there something wrong with you, those posts were from years ago

 

Thought it was directed at me. I apologize. I'm new to this.

 

I live in Fairbury Illinois. You can swing on by anytime. I’d be happy to discuss it with you. I hired well over 1000 people in my career and ran off at least 1/3 of them I’m sure? So I know a thing or two. You are responding to a conversation that is completely different from yours. But I was thinking the same thing when I read about your situation.

 

I'm looking to get into the business of being a driver to go get abandoned commercial vehicles . And driving back to the owners any advice would be appreciated. Thank you!
Jerry Wills, Elizabethtown KY

 

Most companies already have a driver dedicated to it. Since employees quit or have medical emergencies. They are unlikely to hire an outside person. That would not be covered by their insurance.