It's frustrating, especially when they expect you to lay in your bed for 8 hours to reset your elogs while you're wide awake. Driving a semi truck whilst fatigued from lack of sleep is dangerous/not fun. If the same thing happens today Ima be super pissed!
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Plus, this tomfoolery flips your sleep schedule upside down.. pretty typical in trucking but it should be illegal to force someone to sleep while they've already had 8 hours of sleep only to turn around and hit the road when they'd normally be sleeping.
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I hear ya on that. I work a twilight shift and there are times when it sucks. Every terminal has its issues apparently. We lack equipment on the daily. If it isn't pups, its 51 series, or containers or contracts. Oh, and brains. We lack that as well. 😂
lmao I'm coming to find those lacking brains in the trucking industry is not abnormal whatsoever. In a short amount of time I have seen some of the dumbest shit people in trucks do while driving down the road. Like driving 80mph and tailgating a minivan
with an entire family inside. MuH LOaD Is SO IMpORtANT. fucking aye man, it's mental out here.
Yeah, scary stuff. Semis everywhere in So Cal. I work for the big brown box company on the dock and sometimes jockey. Only interest to drive locally would be to get a better shift. Going on 17 yrs this August.
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