I may possibly be purchasing a dump truck from out of state.
I wanted to ask how I can find a trustworthy temporary driver for just this one move to bring the truck in.
I'm not sure that this is even happening, but I'd like to have a plan in place if it does.
The truck would have to come from somewhere around the New Hampshire area and be driven down to Philadelphia.
I'm assuming if this happens it's going to be within the next month or two or perhaps sooner.
I may go a whole different route and just have the truck hauled in, but just wondering if you guys have any ideas about how I could find a trustworthy temporary driver for just that one move.
How to find a temp driver for one move
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Dino soar, Feb 1, 2025.
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Most temp services hire morons. And no i WILL NOT stop harping on that one moron the post office hired from prodrivers that drove into oncoming traffic wrong way on the ####ing kansas city highway while my dad was out sick.hope not dumb twucker, Dino soar, Rugerfan and 2 others Thank this. -
I have to agree with you there.
I know of a guy that worked at one temp agency and he was on this account and he got back there at 7:00 at night and the gates were closed.
I assume he at least attempted to make a phone call or whatever, but he proceeded to just back in through the locked gate.
He destroyed the gate and fence, parked the truck, got in his car, and drove home.
He never said a word to anyone, and he showed up the next day for his next temp assignment wherever that was, like nothing happened.
Of course he was fired, but that does not seem to deter these people.
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