that will never happen....they all have bills due, mouths to feed and wives edging them on to bring home the bacon.....
basically the whole cargo van segment from top to bottom is well for lack of a better term....screwed...and it will be what it morphs into what do you call it?....oh yes..."market forces" ...to meet " supply and demand"....No soapbox, just facts. I read on here all the time, I talk to drivers all of the time. But I also have the perspective of talking with shippers, 3pls, brokers and other carriers. I see a lot more data and get to slice and dice numbers at a different level. Technology, the number of carriers, ease of entry all have certainly skewed the supply and demand equation. For the most part....the shipper has been the person who has gained the most in it. Being unregulated all these factors have truly "commoditized" the van market. No one driver, owner operator or carrier wins in that formula with the exception of those who cheat the system.
basically the whole cargo van segment from top to bottom is well for lack of a better term....screwed...and it will be what it morphs into what do you call it?....oh yes..."market forces" ...to meet " supply and demand"....
besides government intervention....what could one do?......Have load boards restrict access? have carriers stop having partnerships with the smaller carriers?Every segment of the industry has those issues. They are just far more prevalent in the van market, due to low barrier to entry from an owner operator side and from a carrier side.
not in my lifetime.....We're all living on borrowed time anyway
Driverless trucks could mean 'game over' for thousands of jobs
i was thinking.....I am no fan of regulation....but in the van market I am actually inclined to lean towards it. At least to level the insurance/compliance issue.
Maybe Teana could put a working committee together and work with insurance co. and state regulators?
Level 1 would be fully expedite, with crossborder and all endorsements...and so forth
I think that would be great. Not sure if TEANA really wants that fight anymore. VOI left them pretty disappointed with the amount of corruption and games, from carriers, and even insurance agents and insurance carriers. It was pretty baffling. The percentage running truly legal and auditable....was staggering.