Cvs distribution center in california

I have no clue but I'm all seriousness you may be better not knowing.

 

I've had to take my 10 at quite a few customers after I chech in and after my 10 get a door. In my opinion the detention rates should be high enough for the companies it motivates them to actually work.

 

Yeah another problem some stopes they would pay me maybe $100 to unload full trailer which was not worth it but they would pay lumperd $400 plus. Again nobody cares about drivers. The ones that do a few and far away.

 

I've never been to that particular CVS, but I've been to many over the years. As a rule, you can plan on 6-8 hours to get unloaded at any CVS DC. They almost always will let you finish your break there though. Some let you stay in the door until your break is up and some have parking spots for OTR drivers to finish a break.

 

Don't worry, driver. With all the traffic down there. You won't have any hours to drive away. And if your worried about 2 hours left. Doesn't sound like your close and didn't account for traffic in your trip plan. You might not make your appt. time. And cali is a union state. Plan on 2 days getting unloaded. they take a coffee break after every pallet unloaded.

 

Well....if you have
2 years remaining , dont see any issues