why do drivers stand for governed trucks?

omg; u are delusional. the way u say u drive, yes u are an accident waiting to happen; also fyi, if the insurance agent pulls up beside u or follows u & sees that the truck is running 75 with a load of gas on, i can assure u, he will contact ur boss & ask him why U are driving that fast with a highly combustible liquid. no reason ur boss can or will give will justify ur actions on that; @ which time the agent will tell him either cut the truck back or we'll drop ur driver, ur choice. what do u think ur boss will do? to save his own a s s & keep his insurance; he will do both. ur getting free advice here from all of us, heed to it, use it; sooner or later it will cost U

 

You've got two years behind you and you're gonna tell people with 10 years plus how it is??? Diesel fuel costs a lot. The boss will start feeling that pinch. But that's neither here nor there. You are showing how much you don't know. The speed of your truck doesn't affect the amount of money you make.

 

You can't tell him anything, he already knows it all.

 

Ever heard of CF( Consolidated Freight )? They had trucks that did 75, they made great money? That company was around for decades. The drivers never thought they would go out of biz. Untill one day they came to work and the gates were padlocked.

Don't be to sure of yourself on your job.

 

You really haven't got a clue about anything out here do you?

 

He is the SUPERTRUCKER who started the other thread on asking how far can he drive on a blown tire http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...-advice/183172-blown-tire-how-far-do-you.html

Then argues about the responses he gets.

 

Don't think I'm gonna read all the nonsense he writes over there.