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Our terminal recently started using a company called Mothership to deliver some Residential deliveries, anywhere else doing the same?
Did the mothership come and pick you up?Our terminal recently started using a company called Mothership to deliver some Residential deliveries, anywhere else doing the same?
I don't mind Mothership picking me up as long as it brings me back promptly!Did the mothership come and pick you up?
How are the cartage companies finding drivers?The regional manager ( or whatever they call themselves nowadays ) came through and told us Indy is bad off. They need dozens of drivers and have been using walk abouts. Also he said they've been using a cartage company to help do P&D.
Hire illegals.How are the cartage companies finding drivers?
Saw a set of ABF pups being pulled by a sub service last nightDid the mothership come and pick you up?
I know some of my city drivers would love to have some else deliver these residential...Many come back and just jam up our OS&D bay anywayOur terminal recently started using a company called Mothership to deliver some Residential deliveries, anywhere else doing the same?
If the road board is exhausted and no one is on layoff they can use outside carriers....Saw a set of ABF pups being pulled by a sub service last night
I know that... Was just saying...Just never saw them pulling ABF trailersIf the road board is exhausted and no one is on layoff they can use outside carriers....
At least 10 a day at $110/hr from what I've heard. Eagan doing the same as well.I’ve heard that Minneapolis has several drivers from an outside company doing full routes. And sounds like it’s expensive
That same question was asked a while back at my terminal and we were told that its possible that the ugly or awkward freight could be the revenue or freight that the pickup terminal needsAt least 10 a day at $110/hr from what I've heard. Eagan doing the same as well.
40+ trailers left at XTM Saturday morning...
With everyone running behind and way too much freight in the system I'm wondering why we're picking up garbage freight? 12' plus junk, stuff with 2 pallets banded together that breaks apart as soon as you move it, awkward size crates, huge ag equipment, the list goes on. Saw 20' beams banded to 3 random pallets this week...guess how well that stayed together?
Our terminal recently started using a company called Mothership to deliver some Residential deliveries, anywhere else doing the same?
If Jacob's can't or don't want to keep employees the freight has to move somehow!This seems to be occurring everywhere. Hardly surprised.