I can't afford to expect or assume ovm.And of course if you should have a breakdown you don't expect any help from your carrier right ?
I depend on ME, good man.
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I can't afford to expect or assume ovm.And of course if you should have a breakdown you don't expect any help from your carrier right ?
Ohhh, that's a good answer Turtle. May I borrow it?
Ok, now...how do you answer the male and female couple who splits up and begins going around from Car to Car, Truck to Truck and Van to Van asking "I was wondering if you could help me out...or...I'm really embarrassed, I left my wallet at home and don't have any money."
Another member on here ...Ford misplaced their van . It was made they have no idea where it is! Gee whiz
Eeeewwwwwwwww....dang, an I was just about to ask YOU if I could borrow a few!"I don't carry cash. I travel on a company credit card. And they watch every penny."
Thank you great answer we are supposed to be independent owner operatorsI can't afford to expect or assume ovm.
I depend on me good man.
My Ford was built on April 15th. They can't find it. Hasn't been seen on a scan since the day they parked it. Idiots!! They may have to build me a new one and compensate me for all the delays!
...but the trollers don't know the difference. O/O vs Co. Driver.Thank you great answer we are supposed to be independent owner operators
I knew I was doing something wrong.. . . we are supposed to be independent owner operators
And of course if you should have a breakdown you don't expect any help from your carrier right ?
Absolutely...Ford after 1.5 hrs. free and GM after 2 hrs. free at their Facilities. That reimbursement for Detainment is a Norm. Sometimes you need to remind Accounting but yep.Compensate delays? Just like Ford NLM loads? Best wishes!
All kidding aside, hope your new truck comes in soon.
That Chevy has been one lucky SOB many times! Better leave some of that luck to its next owner, for real!!
Absolutely...Ford after 1.5 hrs. free and GM after 2 hrs. free at their Facilities. That reimbursement for Detainment is a Norm. Sometimes you need to remind Accounting but yep.
I've been using that one for a long time. It's mostly true, too, which is how I came up with it. I rarely carry cash, I travel almost exclusively on a combination of the Fleet One fuel card and my debit card.Eeeewwwwwwwww....dang, an I was just about to ask YOU if I could borrow a few!
Good one! Man oh man.... a Monitered Company Credit Card...can't wait to use these!
I've been using that one for a long time. It's mostly true, too, which is how I came up with it. I rarely carry cash, I travel almost exclusively on a combination of the Fleet One fuel card and my debit card.
They already have offered up a free 2 year maintenance package and I'm working on a free extended warranty. The longer it takes the better chance I have of getting more of what I want.Compensate delays? Just like Ford NLM loads? Best wishes!
All kidding aside, hope your new truck comes in soon.
That Chevy has been one lucky SOB many times! Better leave some of that luck to its next owner, for real!!
Sort of I've read on here where some people actually think a carrier should step up and help them out when broke down when they are empty . Maybe a carrier should have something like an emergency breakdown assistance Fee?...but the trollers don't know the difference. O/O vs Co. Driver.
That what you meant?
Go for all you can milk it all LOLThey already have offered up a free 2 year maintenance package and I'm working on a free extended warranty. The longer it takes the better chance I have of getting more of what I want.
They already have offered up a free 2 year maintenance package and I'm working on a free extended warranty. The longer it takes the better chance I have of getting more of what I want.
Carrier maintains their own Fleet of trucks or vans and an O/O takes care of all expenses in Maintenance.Sort of I've read on here where some people actually think a carrier should step up and help them out when broke down when they are empty . Maybe a carrier should have something like an emergency breakdown assistance Fee?
Sort of I've read on here where some people actually think a carrier should step up and help them out when broke down when they are empty . Maybe a carrier should have something like an emergency breakdown assistance Fee?
They already have offered up a free 2 year maintenance package and I'm working on a free extended warranty. The longer it takes the better chance I have of getting more of what I want.