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Hmmmmmmm! Are we burning bridges early on a Monday???? LOL!

I posted on this very subject several months ago. Several carriers one being Bridge Terminal Transport kept part of the operators FSC money. They got sued and lost having to reimburse millions to their operators. They are not supposed to keep any FSC of the operators. Some carriers negotiate...

If an owner operator has an accident while being overloaded the insurance company has the option of not covering him.

I seem to remember someone maybe a year or so ago talking about this very thing. I think then he was running with a woman and both were scamming owners. Back about 20 yrs ago I had a driver go missing on a load going to a Nuclear Plant in the northeast. Could not find him for 3 days. I just...

Now that is funny.

They put the A/C in the van? Are you driving for them??

They use a corrosive in the soap and it take the scotch guard off the minute it hits it.

Good idea. What I do is when I get a new truck I have the front Scotch Guarded. A little pricey (about $500 bucks for a C/Van) but never worry about rock damage, bugs or anything. Bugs wash right off. Most company's that apply camo or murals to trucks do it.

Good luck to you and yours. You are in our prayers.

Contact an attorney @OOIDA. When you involve that many people on any kindof legality's you need an attorney. Getting an attorney also shows all partys your serious about doing it right.

I wonder how long it will take for the O team to block that info.:rolleyes:

Can't criticize her blame the event for not having a try out.

You both are logging if your both in a non sleeper unit. Dot can and do ask for proof of motel stays. The passenger seat is logged on duty not driving if both are company employees. Besides all that I don't think anyone will lease a team w/out a sleeper and it's really a bad idea because no one...

Sorry I missed it, was really looking forward to it, but one things for sure, They just keep getting better and better. :cool:

I smell a Revolution brewing.:cool: I luv eatin at the Chic.

I carry explosives in state and all of our shipping out of state go by Landstar. I would say they are one of the best at handling that class of Hazmat.

I was wondering why that was there. Be careful, looks like a trip and fall down and bust your chops kind of hazard.

I agree, after all one's Black and one's White. LOL!

I don't think it has much to do with quality urine. Company's usually pay for 4 hrs for a company driver to go have a test. It will save them a bundle testing hair and not the other. They call in a testing facility and have everyone tested at once in the office. One hour everyones done.

That's the best looking floor I've seen. Good job. Pallets should slide very easily.