Steps for reporting a bad broker

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Report a Bad Player

 

Give us some more details OP, everyone likes a nice "Bad Broker" story.

 

Service Driven Transport Inc. (Dishonest Jerks)

 

If they owe you money then you can file against the bond that all brokers are made to have, if insurance co. Tells you that so many people have already filed against them that you have not got a chance to get a % of the money they owe you then it's a bad deal?

 

Just it! Carriers seems scared!!sad to say they can't stand up for the one making them the cut.....I heard it's 72hours upon accepting the load??I've got a question though might help?? If I got proof that a carrier dispatcher and broker tried pushing outside my 14..657 miler...and dispatcher knew I had be home by midnight on birthday..but yet he also tried me out my 14?????I've got receipts showing time I renewed my license and got the log showing the hours!!!can both broker and Carrier get fined from fmcsa? And aprx how much?? Question is for the more experienced ones?? please help...

 

FMCSA prohibits brokers, dispatchers, or anybody to coarse a driver to illegal driving.
I don't know what your problem is but if you missed a birthday as a result of your hours running out because they had given you too much work that day, there is nothing FMCSA is going to do about it, that's your problem. Maybe you should quit in an act of protest, or sue them civilly.
However, if they explicitly told you, that you must run over your available hours of service to accomplish a task or otherwise they will hold it against you, and then you have the means to prove it, you could report it to FMCSA and then see what happens. It might give them some trouble - not sure how hurtful but they at least should be told not to do it again.