Check Rules On Big Companies

If you are a rookie you are going to have to check all the rules of big companies cause they can get you terminated with having tires blow out and if any one has a question on how they can do that I have the info so watch what you sign and get safety to go in to more detail on what they put on driversfacts cause you can do everything buy the book but they will not tell you in full detail

I've had 3,000$ cost in tire blow outs. It happens and I really don't see what you're getting at.

Jeff, from your previous posts you're obviously having problems finding work because of some incidents you've had with a previous company. But giving cryptic warnings and complaining that people are keeping you from getting a job isn't helping anyone, including yourself. You haven't told us what happened to you that is keeping you from finding work. You also haven't told us anything helpful or actionable in your warnings about what companies can do to you.

And finally, please proofread your posts before submitting them. It's hard to understand what you're saying a lot of times.

But from what I gather, you're claiming you were fired for having a tire blowout and now they've reported it to driverfacts.com (which I had never heard of til the other day, looks like it was built in '97, and gets almost no traffic) and now you can't find work. Is this the case? Would you like to explain what happened so we can either help you get your career back on track or help others with the information?

I've had 3,000$ cost in tire blow outs. It happens and I really don't see what you're getting at.

whos the company that you work for

I've had 3,000$ cost in tire blow outs. It happens and I really don't see what you're getting at.

whos the company that you work for

Central Refrigerated.

@Daniel B.:

You had to pay out of pocket for them blowouts?

@Daniel B.:

You had to pay out of pocket for them blowouts?

Hah no way man! The only thing I pay out of pocket for is tolls but I get reimbursed on my paycheck. You'll never pay for any maintenance. Unless you lease of course.

@Daniel B.:

You had to pay out of pocket for them blowouts?

I wish it just come out of pocket but when you try to be an honest person about the tires its goes to the wayside your just a driver and that's it

@Daniel B.:

You had to pay out of pocket for them blowouts?

I wish it just come out of pocket but when you try to be an honest person about the tires its goes to the wayside your just a driver and that's it

Dude, I have no idea what you're saying again and at this point I'm not too sure you know how to make a sentence make sense.

Let me attempt.

You're saying that you wish the driver had to pay for that tire fix because hes just a driver? And that if you're honest it can go "wayside"?

I don't know how to respond so let me just explain how the procedure works when you get a flat.

Upon discovering a tire is pop you need to pull over and set up your three reflective triangles. Inspect the damaged area to ensure nothing else is damaged such as the rim. Next, contact your Over the Road Maintenance department (OTRM)and explain that you have a flat tire. Explain which one is flat, whether its a super single or duals, give them your exact location with MM #, give them your name and truck number and cell phone number.

Then they'll call someone out to fix it. After its fixed you simply sign a paper and the mechanic gives you a copy and turn it in with your next trippak. No other questions are asked and payroll doesn't ever get involved. Its simple and easy. They always pay.

So like I said, I have no idea what you're attempting to spell out but I hope that cleared any confusion you might have had.

Thanks Daniel! Wasn't sure where the $3000 came into play lol.