Comments By PackRat

I use a dedicated, truck driver GPS.

I have an ICECO for the past several years. I'm not on the truck, but I'll get some pictures and model details for you tomorrow.

Drive by ANY Dollar General, Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, Advance, Pizza Hut, 7- Eleven, etc. First, imagine how you would get a 75' vehicle in there close to a back or side door in order to hand unload. After that, imagine getting in and out of the same parking lot full of cars during peak times. Some of these routes are going to be multiple stores each day.

If this is a "home each night" gig, you will be off ten hours from the time you get off duty at the DC. That's the commute to and from work, sleeping, shower, eating, etc. That's a minimum of five days a week, every week. Many of your days for the first several months are likely to actually be 16 hours at work.

If I were 30 years younger with 10 years driving experience, I would pass.

I think I remember PackRat having hit about 30 deer, if my memory serves me correctly. That must be some kind of record, lol.

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30 with POVs and 4 with big trucks.

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Try Celadon it's worth it

I retrieved phone number from Prime website. no one ever answer the phone it always go to automated that tell me to apply on website. Well i did and still never a call back. I have Five year old DUI in personal veh. I have five years over the road, endorsements cancelled 2006. I now have permit - cdl, expires end of june.

Is there a number that i can talk to an actual human???????????

I just want to go to their school so I can get on the road. and make some money. Single, no wife to hurry home to. No pets, no children, no house note, just want to run run run and save save save. Thanks

This statement didnt age well!

Celadon went bankrupt and is gone!

Yeah, but the company review still shows up on here, along with many other companies that are defunct. Yellow, Celedon, New England Motor Freight...

Here's an example.

Note Option D: Correctable (Fix-It)

This should be what is termed as a "fix it ticket". If he gets it repaired, all he needs is to go by a scale in the state, and get a full equipment check. If that's good to go, the inspector will sign off on it. The driver will send this paperwork to the company as being compliant again. Once the company signs their portion, it gets sent back to the California DMV. All is forgiven.

***All of the above hinges on what the officer checked on the citation form.***

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