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Feb 1, 2024 · New data from United Van Lines and Allied Van Lines show far more trucks left Michigan than entered it in 2023, making it again one of the worst in the nation for state-to-state moves. In every year since 2017, Michigan has been among the five worst in the nation, according to Allied Van Lines, and for three years running according to United ...
The best trucker subreddit out there. My time at Schneider needs to end.... As the title suggests, I am done with Schneider and their horrible $.41 a mile and 300 mile loads. I just can't pay off both my bills and the debt that I have accumulated from when I broke my arm 1 year ago. I need to be able to clear $1500 a week minimum to even make ...
whattrueisfalse. ADMIN MOD. Trucking is going downhill and it's cause of truckers. Our pay overall has barely increased since the 1970s accounting for inflation. We should be getting paid a minimum of 1$ a mile as a company driver. 5$ as a owner op. However so many of my fellow truckers are so brain dead stupid that they don't want better pay ...
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Health – Hospitals would run out of necessary healthcare supplies like needles, test strips and gauze that are brought by truckers. Medications, which have life spans of just hours, would expire and cause massive financial losses. City- Mail and packages would not be delivered. Gas and fueling stations would start run out of fuel. Food-Grocery stor...
Food –Food shortages would go full-blown. Essentials like bread, milk, and vegetables would be gone. This would lead to a consumer panic and people would stockpile on what is available. Economy– ATMs would run out of money and banks wouldn’t be able to process transactions because there are no truckers to bring additional money. Businesses would ru...
Health –Hospitals would begin running out of oxygen supplies, and many patients would be at risk. Clean water supplies would begin to run out. Trucking is the life force of our country. If truck driving stopped, it would cripple our ability to exist normally, and it would cause a hazardous triple effect across every facet our nation. Truck drivers ...
ADMIN MOD. What's going on with Schneider? They abandoned a trailer in front of our loading dock (they had no business with us at all) and we had to get it towed. The impound lot says they are repeat customers. A week later they have a truck and trailer abandoned at a vacant lot, and now I see a jackknifed truck and trailer at a construction site.
Oct 4, 2018 · Schneider doesn't prohibit night driving. No worries. Might avoid too many life and shoplifter loads, though. You can run 70/34 or 8:45. Test what fits you best. Working shoes and vests are mandatory at Schneider locations. This can be also at some distribution centers, which have Schneider offices. Also customers require it anyway.
In a hypothetical situation where trucks stopped operating, many critical industries will be affected within the first 1-2 days. These include: food, healthcare, transportation, retail, manufacturing, waste removal, and banking. Grocery stores will run out of food, hospitals will exhaust their medical supplies, and gas stations will be unable ...
