Trucking News: FMCSA issues Out Of Service order

[Sinister]

Come on your memory not as bad as mine.

He kept arguing and role playing as of he was already a driver and it rubbed a lot of people wrong.

I think I still have a PM conversation I could go check but that involves effort. And I might accidentally delete that conversation, and I'm trying to get my inbox to fill up again so none of you people can contact me via PM.

It's very strategic.

 

[Oxbow]

He kept arguing and role playing as of he was already a driver and it rubbed a lot of people wrong.

I think I still have a PM conversation I could go check but that involves effort. And I might accidentally delete that conversation, and I'm trying to get my inbox to fill up again so none of you people can contact me via PM.

It's very strategic.

Kind of a shame too because for a young guy he had a quite a bit of knowledge. It just didn't go well to pose as if he were running the truck, and especially didn't go well to argue with those that know a lot more. With a slight change of attitude it would have been fun to help him along.

 

[Sinister]

Kind of a shame too because for a young guy he had a quite a bit of knowledge. It just didn't go well to pose as if he were running the truck, and especially didn't go well to argue with those that know a lot more. With a slight change of attitude it would have been fun to help him along.

Thats why I talked to him on the side. The world needs more focused, motivated young people.

 

[Johndeere4020]

True farm situations are entirely different.

There’s even provisions for kids hauling the crop to market.

OTR is another game entirely. And Joe Trucker deserves what he gets if he’s allowing it.

Nobody is arguing that.

 

[Johndeere4020]

Kind of a shame too because for a young guy he had a quite a bit of knowledge. It just didn't go well to pose as if he were running the truck, and especially didn't go well to argue with those that know a lot more. With a slight change of attitude it would have been fun to help him along.

Thats why I talked to him on the side. The world needs more focused, motivated young people.

@Trucker186

 

[Oxbow]

@Trucker186

That's him, thanks.

 

[Shreck]

@Trucker186

That’s him,somebody made the comment that there was no way some company would allow him to drive. I think the above article shoots a hole in that theory.

 

[Johndeere4020]

That’s him,somebody made the comment that there was no way some company would allow him to drive. I think the above article shoots a hole in that theory.

I guess there is a difference between 14 and 16

 

[Humble pie]

I didn’t much care for him

 

[Sinister]

I didn’t much care for him

I have a teenager at home I'm not really thrilled with most of the time either.

 

[Slowpoke KW]

True farm situations are entirely different.

There’s even provisions for kids hauling the crop to market.

OTR is another game entirely. And Joe Trucker deserves what he gets if he’s allowing it.

I’ve never lived on or worked for a farm. The couple of times I pulled hay wagons was for an elderly neighbor who had four cows

 

[Sinister]

I’ve never lived on or worked for a farm. The couple of times I pulled hay wagons was for an elderly neighbor who had four cows

We have a driver that flips his running hours to overnights. He prefers it that way. Also, he avoids a lot of backhauls into Chicago that way.

It pisses off our GTM but he's not doing anything wrong so nothing comes of it.

I talked to him briefly last week and he attributed running overnights to growing up on a farm in North Dakota and most of the work having to be done at night.

I don't know why kind of farm that was but I'm thinking it could not have been corn, soybeans, or sugar beets.

Either that or it's just his way of being left alone.

 

[Humble pie]

I have a teenager at home I'm not really thrilled with most of the time either.

I have two. That’s probably why I care nothing for listening to someone else’s smartass kid.

 

[Sinister]

I have two. That’s probably why I care nothing for listening to someone else’s smartass kid.

TV shows with smart-ass kids hold zero appeal too.

 

[Humble pie]

TV shows with smart-ass kids hold zero appeal too.

I understand why dad always watched this old house and new yankee workshop.

 

[Shreck]

We have a driver that flips his running hours to overnights. He prefers it that way. Also, he avoids a lot of backhauls into Chicago that way.

It pisses off our GTM but he's not doing anything wrong so nothing comes of it.

I talked to him briefly last week and he attributed running overnights to growing up on a farm in North Dakota and most of the work having to be done at night.

I don't know why kind of farm that was but I'm thinking it could not have been corn, soybeans, or sugar beets.

Either that or it's just his way of being left alone.

We have a driver that flips his running hours to overnights. He prefers it that way. Also, he avoids a lot of backhauls into Chicago that way.

It pisses off our GTM but he's not doing anything wrong so nothing comes of it.

I talked to him briefly last week and he attributed running overnights to growing up on a farm in North Dakota and most of the work having to be done at night.

I don't know why kind of farm that was but I'm thinking it could not have been corn, soybeans, or sugar beets.

Either that or it's just his way of being left alone.

That’s why I start my day in the P.M.

 

[Electric Chicken]

I understand why dad always watched this old house and new yankee workshop.

I miss Norm.

 

[Duck]

I understand why dad always watched this old house and new yankee workshop.

That New Yankee guy had magic powers.

He could take a carving knife and in ten seconds carve out a perfectly square mortise and tenon joint that fits so perfectly he just taps it in gently with a wooden mallet.

I'd probably waste an entire tree's worth of wood trying to do that.