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Truck driver doing what they do best
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marshallartist
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I'm not sure there is anything worse in life than what that Father had to witness.
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The protection and preservation of life is our fundamental objective. We will only use deadly force when absolutely necessary to protect the life of a citizen or trucker when no other options are available.
We are committed to developing a partnership with the community, employing creativity, patience, persistence, and an appreciation of diversity both in the truck and in the community.
We shall perform our duties with an unwavering commitment to integrity and professionalism.
We will be accountable to those we serve for our decisions and actions.
We will accomplish our mission with empathy, compassion, and sensitivity at all times, with the highest regard for individual and constitutional rights.
We recognize that each member of this trucking company is valuable, and we accept our obligation to each other and to the community to provide the maximum opportunity for each person to achieve his or her professional potential.
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If anyone really cared about trucker standards they would report their issues with them at that location.
Maybe the standards are the same?
Trying to derail.
Easy fellas....no thread jacking please.
I have to say my encounters with big rigs of late have been a lot more scary than anything LEO has done to me. I realize also that a lot of you folks are drivers. I would hate to think that some of the incidents I have experienced in the last year (I'm not perfect either) could have been from ingo folks.
I have to say my encounters with big rigs of late have been a lot more scary than anything LEO has done to me. I realize also that a lot of you folks are drivers. I would hate to think that some of the incidents I have experienced in the last year (I'm not perfect either) could have been from ingo folks.
Truckers are definitely a different breed than they were in the distant past.
I remember a time long ago when they were among the FASTEST, BEST, PROFESSIONAL and most RESPECTED drivers on the Interstate, and if you wanted to really cover some miles you ran with them.
When I was a kid we looked up to them like we would firemen, policemen, etc., and thought how cool it would be to grow up and be one.
Now they're among the SLOWEST, RUDEST, WORST, most DANGEROUS drivers on the road.
WHAT HAPPENED??
I remember a time long ago when they were among the FASTEST, BEST, PROFESSIONAL and most RESPECTED drivers on the Interstate, and if you wanted to really cover some miles you ran with them.
When I was a kid we looked up to them like we would firemen, policemen, etc., and thought how cool it would be to grow up and be one.
Now they're among the SLOWEST, RUDEST, WORST, most DANGEROUS drivers on the road.
WHAT HAPPENED??
Get in the seat of a C.M.V. and see the stuff they see. I am not defending any of the truckers or stories posted in this thread but like all the other threads if you saw some of what they saw and had to deal with it may change your opinion a little.
Not easy stopping 40-80,000 lbs going 50-70mph and then having people cutting you off while your already trying to stop.
Again not defending the listed truckers, just speaking from a little seat time from behind a bus and cars cutting you off and doing other unsafe actions in front of my bus.
Not easy stopping 40-80,000 lbs going 50-70mph and then having people cutting you off while your already trying to stop.
Again not defending the listed truckers, just speaking from a little seat time from behind a bus and cars cutting you off and doing other unsafe actions in front of my bus.
