Trucking Company With A Stinky Truck. Have you ever gotten a truck assigned to you that you could not bare to drive? Recently a trucking company had a truck that smelled so bad, no driver would drive it more than a few days before turning it in. Every time the carrier would assign it to a driver, it was only sa matter of days. The driver would call in and threaten to quit if not given another truck. Tune in and hear about this crazy story on TalkCDL Trucking Podcast. Trucking Company With A Stinky Truck National Carriers Looking For Lease Purchase DriversCDL Testing Guaranteed To PassFree Download Break Even Calculator for Owner operatorsJJ Keller the Truckers Secretary Local Home Every Day Class A and Class B Drivers Click HereTrucking Companies Cheating ELD’sTrucking Companies Not To Work ForA Sad Letter From A Truck DriverDistracted For 8 Seconds A Truckers Horror Story Trucker Pulls Down Power Lines A truck driver recently pulled down power lines in a residential neighborhood. The question is, Who was in the wrong, the trucker or the resident with low power lines? We check regulations and the standard height for a power in is thirty five feet high. There is not a truck in the world that would catch an objet at 36 foot. Tune in and hear this educational segment on TalkCDL trucking Podcast.

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