FMCSA issues Out Of Service order

[Slowpoke KW]

Carrier placed out of order after letting teen drive interstate

The FMCSA placed the owner of two Montana-based motor carriers out of service after letting a 16-year-old drive a commercial motor vehicle.

landline.media

 

[Duck]

"According to the FMCSA, investigators also found on numerous occasions that a 16-year-old Tabner employee operated a vehicle exceeding 26,001 pounds without a CDL, commercial learner’s permit or a medical examiner’s certificate. FMCSA said the teenager continued to drive after receiving multiple citations by law enforcement officers as far away as Minnesota and New York."

 

[Electric Chicken]

"According to the FMCSA, investigators also found on numerous occasions that a 16-year-old Tabner employee operated a vehicle exceeding 26,001 pounds without a CDL, commercial learner’s permit or a medical examiner’s certificate. FMCSA said the teenager continued to drive after receiving multiple citations by law enforcement officers as far away as Minnesota and New York."

Future super trucker.

"I didn't go to no school...they just handed me the keys."

 

[Shreck]

Future super trucker.

"I didn't go to no school...they just handed me the keys."

Thats how most of us got started.

 

[Electric Chicken]

Thats how most of us got started.

I know.

 

[Johndeere4020]

Future super trucker.

"I didn't go to no school...they just handed me the keys."

It very well could be a great driver when he’s old enough. Not uncommon at all around here for younger kids to drive semis under 18. I had a lot of miles on the road in all kinds of different machines before I was even 16.

 

[Humble pie]

I’m surprised it wasn’t that cnsper guy.

 

[Johndeere4020]

I’m surprised it wasn’t that cnsper guy.

I forgot about him, I wonder if he’s still in jail

 

[Humble pie]

He was odd, but I didn’t peg him for a pedophile

 

[Slowpoke KW]

It very well could be a great driver when he’s old enough. Not uncommon at all around here for younger kids to drive semis under 18. I had a lot of miles on the road in all kinds of different machines before I was even 16.

I first drove on the road when I was 12 or 13, probably 14 when I first drove through town. Of course it was just a pickup but sometimes had a trailer or a hay wagon or two.

 

[Johndeere4020]

He was odd, but I didn’t peg him for a pedophile

Me either

 

[Shreck]

Me either

What was the guys name that used to be on here that drove with his dad and was only 14?

 

[Sinister]

There will always be outlaws.

 

[Humble pie]

What was the guys name that used to be on here that drove with his dad and was only 14?

You mean the one that would pretend he was a real trucker

 

[AK7]

What was the guys name that used to be on here that drove with his dad and was only 14?

Coronado kid

 

[Electric Chicken]

There will always be outlaws.

Outlaws are fine. It's the inlaws you have to watch out for.

 

[mndriver]

I first drove on the road when I was 12 or 13, probably 14 when I first drove through town. Of course it was just a pickup but sometimes had a trailer or a hay wagon or two.

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.

 

[Sinister]

Coronado kid

There was another one more recent I forget his name.

I tried to keep him around but he bailed.

 

[AK7]

There was another one more recent I forget his name.

I tried to keep him around but he bailed.

Nice customer retention. Haha

 

[Shreck]

There was another one more recent I forget his name.

I tried to keep him around but he bailed.

Come on your memory not as bad as mine.

There was another one more recent I forget his name.

I tried to keep him around but he bailed.