company rider policies???

[LadyRebel]

I was just wondering if anyone knew of any companies that allow children of any ages to ride along. i called over 40 companies yesterday and found only one and was curious on if anyone here knew of any. thanks

[Sealord]

Most companies I know of have an age floor below which they won't allow kids to be ridealongs. Others only allow it when school is not in session. I gotta wonder why anyone would want a child in an industrial environment. Too dangerous. BOL

[LadyRebel]

extenuating circumstances at home make it necessary. honestly if there was any way to do it different we would. but there isn't so, any help would be greatly appreciated. the only company i found so far is one we have never heard of and we're hesitant about joining up with them without knowing more.

[Mackman]

my company is 12 and up

[greg3564]

The youngest I've seen is 6 years old with TMC.

[Drew10]

Werner' rider policy is 10yrs old.

[Hunt Recruiter]

At Hunt Transportation you can have a child 1-5 years of age on the truck with you, but the mother or other parent, would have to be on the truck as well. Once the child is 6 and above they can ride without the mother on the truck.

Hunt also has a immediate family rider policy. Meaning your spouse, children, grand children, or step children are the only ones that can ride along.

So if you have a child by someone that isnt married to you under the age of 6, and you would like them to ride along with you they would not be able to ride due to the mother or father not being immediate family.

[Piece Of Work]

CFI has a good policy, call 'em.

[Fredog]

I was just wondering if anyone knew of any companies that allow children of any ages to ride along. i called over 40 companies yesterday and found only one and was curious on if anyone here knew of any. thanks

This is from the Crete website, includes Crete Carrier, Shaffer trucking and Hunt transportation


* Spouse, which includes "common law" spouse where permitted by law
or
* One child, stepchild, foster-child or grandchild 4 years of age or younger, provided they are accompanied by the non-driving spouse
or
* One child, foster-child, stepchild or grandchild 5 through 18 years of age, with or without the non-driving spouse.

[Uturn2001]

The only company that I know of with no age limit or occupancy limit is Prime, and that is if you are an O/O or fleece purchase driver.

[Scoe]

The old Dick Simon would let anyone ride, newborns, mothers, you name it.

They went out of business and I doubt that the company that took their place, Central Refrigerated, has the same policy.

[Jackrabbit379]

The old Dick Simon would let anyone ride, newborns, mothers, you name it.

Ya think they would let someone bring a skunk along? :| :P
:?

[Uturn2001]

The old Dick Simon would let anyone ride, newborns, mothers, you name it.

They went out of business and I doubt that the company that took their place, Central Refrigerated, has the same policy.

If I would have to guess I would say Central's rider policy is the same as Swifts. Children age 10 or over when not in school. Least ways that was Swift's policy when I worked there in 99.

[inmate1577]

I think Schneider is 10 yrs and up, and only during summer mos.

[okie]

Crete is the most generous I have seen with the 1-5 yr old as long as another parent is on board. Then 5-19 can come along. The immediate family thing is strange though, would like to take mom and dad on board once in awhile. Oh, well it pays the bills.