8 responses to “Do truckers treat each other the same, or does your trailer type dictate the respect you’ll receive?”
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I haul tanker Hazmat. I believe we should all help each other out when possible. I strongly feel that would make all of us better drivers and give each other confidence in what we do. I don't turn my CB on unless there's bad weather or stand still on interstate due to drivers being rude and disrespectful to one another for no reason. Stay safe
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Car Hauler
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Do what u do for you and your family.i was just talking bout this.oh im better than u cause i work for this or that company or what i pull.we all out here just tryin to make it.ive been out here 20yrs now and it just disgust me what this mess turned to
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I'm 53' dry van. I'm also 2 million miler.
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I drive for the sights. We live in the most beautiful country in the world.
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I'm going to give you an honest answer. Some may not agree, but this is my experience.
Keep in mind, I've hauled dry van, reefer, flatbed, heavy-haul and oversize.
Dry van, everyone is on their own. Reefer, over the past several years is sort of the same way. Flatbed/step deck drivers, help out each other with tarps, bungees, etc. More of a brotherhood. Heavy-haul and oversize is a much closer, tight knit group and we watch out for each other.
Bullracks/cow trucks, those dudes are just plumb ass crazy.
Now, if people are really interested, listen to who talks to who on the CB.
I didn't notice one in your truck. Even if its a company truck, y'all need one. -
Flatbed has the best rates, then reefer, dry van. Heavy oversize haul(15 axle trailers) is probably the very top.
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People tell me reefer is the best but I don't know. I think all trucker drivers are great. Should all be equal ❤
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