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When we picked up our ES truck from Richfiled, OH. Up the raod from Panther. IT WAS FILTHY. It took 2 days to clean it out. ES's response was - that they had no control over it, as the truck was serviced at the KW dealer and was mechanically sound. They (ES) NEVER see the trucks unless you...

My ex-team/life partner an I had bee expediting for 2 years with Panther with another owner, we then switched over to ES and continued to drive or Panther. We got tired of Panther's foolishness and asked ES to switch us to FEDEX. We had HazMat and Govt Clearance. . We "got right in" to the...

Yes, hauling a friend's freight - LOL. Probably will sleep in the truck at a walmart in Knoxville. No, its not an antuque set - LOL. He has it in storage up here. Yes, it would be cheaper for him to buy new down there - but it's his idea...

2161 miles round trip (Cleveland to Ocala and back). "20 hrs" each way to deliver a queen size mattress, box spring, metal frame and then come back home (Cleveland) empty. driving my Ford Ranger. Fuel being paid for by consignee (my friend). What would your FAIR cash compensation be...

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Old "newbie" here. What is a DAC report? What does DAC stand for? What is on it? How can I "view" mine? Can I get a copy? Is there a web site? Thanks, Carl

Lorain, Ohio. 30 miles due west of Cleveland.

Anyone know of any fleet owners who hire solo ST drivers? Thanks, Carl

Warm, breathing, pass the whiz-quiz, CDL-B in hand, hazmat endosement, govt cleared...here's the keys!:eek:

Thank you for the clarifiaction of "qualified". I quess my beef is actually with the fleet owner as to what they consider "qualified". Yes, there is quite a difference in driving/manuvering a TT versus a ST versus a bus. You had over the road experience in handling a truck. It is up to...

Whenh I banked localy at a FirstMerit, they required it if you did not have an account. I seen it since then at other banks. It is used to prevent fraud. Stae ID's and DL's are easily forged.

The thumb print thing has been around for over 8 years. Can you say "Loyal Bushies"? Obama has nothing to do with it.

What is the definition of "qualified" that I see in ads for carriers? What qualifies a driver for FECC WG? Lets say someone had a CDL B and has only driven school buses, does that qualify them for a FECC DR unit?

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Thinking out loud here...need CONSTRUCTIVE criticism/feed back: Thinking about getting into a B-unit for FedEx (CC or Surface? Does CC use B units?). Drove ST WG unit for other owner. If I can get financing (yeah right). (Probably would have to put house up for colaterral) I would then...

Not at the present time. Spent 3+ years "stuck-in-a-truck" with former same household partner. Currently I believe I would NOT be too pleasant to be around....:D

Gee thanks for the encouragement.

I have thought of looking into s Sprinter w/ a bunk. Seems the upkeep would be less. Also the possibility of a major problem shuttingme down would be less, just based on engine size. Just thinking out loud here....

I know NOTHING about owning a truck - other than its expensive. I'd have to "stay out" forever to make ANY profit after expenses.

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