Sentences with phrase «truck driver points»

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But even if it's just on a billboard or truck wrap, adding a picture of a truck driver, especially with their family, up there with a few bullet points improves viewer response.

Levandowski and Ron point out that the self - driving trucks will keep drivers better rested, and with the help of the new platform they will be able to «find loads and be paid fairly.»

«My experience at that point in time had been working in the warehouse, working with the truck drivers, going to school and getting a little bit of outside sales experience in the summer filling in for salespeople,» Wright remembers.

We've never been at a point where we can envision a world so automated that there might not be a need for certain kinds of labor, and the elimination of that kind of labor (manual manufacturing and assembly work, the need for truck drivers to haul goods, etc) would not see a commensurate shift to other types of labor needs.

Finally, the Brooklyn - bred Democrat pointed to cases in which Gorsuch had ruled against individuals who had sued employers for firing them, including a teacher suffering from cancer and a truck driver who abandoned his load in a winter storm after his brakes failed.

In truck transportation, some of the existing approaches include «point to point,» in which one driver stays with a full load all the way to its often - distant destination; «hub and spoke» systems in which less - than - full loads are changed at selected points; and «relay» networks in which the drivers change but the load stays on the truck.

The new datasets are (1) truck parking identifying more than 8,000 parking locations for truck drivers across the country using data compiled from information supplied by state departments of transportation and private truck stop operators; (2) the complete North American Rail Network (NARN), consisting of geospatial line rail information for the U.S., Canada and Mexico, which supports analysis relating to and around the rail infrastructure in the U.S.; and (3) the complete North American Rail Network (NARN) Nodes, which are the junctions (points) in the rail network and could support network analysis when used with the network.

5 pickup bed attachment points w / plugs, 1 frame under - bed cross member and 1 integrated 7 - pin connector on driver's side pickup bed wall, 5th wheel hitch compatibility: the 5th Wheel / Gooseneck Prep Package (53W) is compatible w / the factory orderable 5th Wheel Hitch Kit (15K) and dealer - installed Ford custom accessories 5th Wheel Hitch Kit by Reese - part #BC3Z -19 D520 - A (8ft box only), The prep package is also compatible w / Reese Signature Series 5th wheel hitch kits updated w / a new Leg Service Kit - part #BC3Z - A00A25 - A (8ft box only), The 5th Wheel Hitch Kit (15K), 5th Wheel Hitch Kit (15L) and dealer - installed Ford custom accessories 5th Wheel Hitch Kit by Reese - part #BC3Z -19 D520 - A is not released to the short box (6.75 ft box), NOTE: the short pickup box provides less clearance between the cab and 5th wheel trailer compared to long box pickups, The receiver centerline of the hitch should be mounted at least 2» forward from the rear - axle of the truck chassis,; When selecting a trailer and tow vehicle, it's critical that this combination provide clearance between the cab and tow vehicle for turns up to and including 90 degrees, Failure to follow this recommendation could result in the trailer contacting the cab of the tow vehicle during tight turns, Gooseneck hitch compatibility: the 5th Wheel / Gooseneck Prep Package (53W) is compatible only w / the factory orderable Gooseneck Hitch Kit (15J)(8ft box only) or dealer - installed Ford customer accessories Gooseneck Hitch by Reese - part #BC3Z -19 F503 - A (8ft box and 6.75 ft box)

There are no electronic aids to keep this truck pointed straight, just the driver's awareness and skill.

A rattle had already developed around the steering column, despite the truck having less than 2,000 miles, the release on the gear shifter pinches fingers if grabs a certain way, the driver's floorboard lacks a dead pedal for left - leg support, and the lack of a push - button start is surprising at this price point.

The point of the game is to reach the end of each level without falling off trucks driven by terrible drivers.

Kentucky Route Zero is a non-traditional point - and - click adventure game divided into episodes; and it revolves around this truck driver, Conway, who gets hired to make a delivery and somehow gets lost on the roads of Kentucky, finding himself at an old gas station, «Equus Oils».

It's an episodic point - and - click adventure game with an ostensibly banal plot: Conway, a delivery truck driver in Kentucky, must deliver a package to an address he can not find, but which he is told exists along the fabled Route Zero.

Proper braking technique for commercial drivers is based upon using the brakes to slow the speed of the truck without wearing them down to the point where they are insufficient to stop a truck traveling down a steep incline, thereby leading to a runaway truck.

The question raised in this appeal was whether the truck drivers, who were from one legal point of view independent truck owner - operators (and thus not employees), were «regularly employed» within the meaning of section 9 (2)(a) of the Act.

The driver did not sound his horn or alter the direction of the truck as he was able to keep the pedestrian within the periphery of his vision until the cab of his truck had passed the point where he was standing.

He accelerated slowly and as he reached a point, which the driver estimated to be about two or three truck lengths past the intersection, he saw a man on the sidewalk to his right walking toward the street with his head down.

This ruling will be particularly relevant to employers with employees working in different locations outside of the controlled workplace, such as airline employees working at airports, truck drivers making deliveries to different points of call or telecommunication employees installing telecommunication systems at an individual's residence.

The video is interesting but the point is that this crash seemed like the truck driver's fault until the collision reconstructionist measured the skid marks.

They will look into not just the driver and owner but also the person or company that leased the truck, the vehicle manufacturer, the condition of the tires and other parts that may have become faulty and played a role in the accident and the shipper or persons who loaded the truck (should the cause point to improper loading).

The cameras point backwards to capture the driver in the cab as well as forward to record the road in front of the truck.

Our Atlanta tractor trailer attorneys are representing an Atlanta HERO truck driver who was recently struck on I - 85 by a careless semi driver and I write this to point out the wisdom of hiring a lawyer early int he process.

In truck accident cases, an accident victim may want to point to previous citations issued against the truck driver.

Learn to drive a car, bus, truck, motorcycle, and tractor trailer we also give a 5 - hour pre-licensing course for student drivers and a 6 - hour point and insurance reduction course.

Tanker truck drivers who deliver commodities and fuel are expected to be on the road for many hours due to making a number of stops in the city or driving through distant places between rural points of destinations.

We've all pondered becoming a truck driver at some point in our lives.

Flatbed Truck Drivers are responsible for transporting goods from one point to another by driving flatbed trucks.

Delivery Truck Drivers transport various goods and materials from production areas to delivery points using a truck.

At the mid-level point in his or her career, a truck driver should have between three and seven years» of experience with at least two different employers.

Other responsibilities of a delivery truck driver include conveying ordered goods to customers, assisting in loading of merchandize to be delivered and offloading it at the point of delivery.

Delivery truck driver job description generally involves the movement of products from producers» warehouses to retail stores, wholesale outlets, consumers, and to different points of sales on order.