Does wife have to pass a back ground check to ride
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Location: Las Cruces, NM
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Originally Posted by Sealord
What's your company say? Usually a driver just has to pay the rider insurance. BOL
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It's federal fmsca regs that any passenger in the truck have written approval from your company.
As for a background check, the answer would probably be no unless the carrier pulls "sensitive" materials, such as military, high level hazmat, etc. Also, if the carrier goes into Canada, be sure to carry the riders original (with a stamped seal) birth certificate and/or a passport.
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Originally Posted by Malaki86
It's federal fmsca regs that any passenger in the truck have written approval from your company.
As for a background check, the answer would probably be no unless the carrier pulls "sensitive" materials, such as military, high level hazmat, etc.
Also, if the carrier goes into Canada, be sure to carry the riders original (with a stamped seal) birth certificate and/or a passport.
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I forget where I picked a load before when my wife was with me. She wasn't even allowed to sit in the guardhouse while I was being loaded. I had to go almost 80 miles down the road to a truckstop to drop her off, go back to load, then back to the truckstop.
Talk about a PITA - there was nothing in the info the company sent about this and the back and forth between the truckstop was waaaaaay out of route. Plus after I picked her back up, I had to go right back past the place I loaded to go to the delivery. It's not a common occurrence but it does happen. Be prepared for anything out here. Hehe
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Originally Posted by Malaki86
I forget where I picked a load before when my wife was with me. She wasn't even allowed to sit in the guardhouse while I was being loaded. I had to go almost 80 miles down the road to a truckstop to drop her off, go back to load, then back to the truckstop.
Talk about a PITA - there was nothing in the info the company sent about this and the back and forth between the truckstop was waaaaaay out of route. Plus after I picked her back up, I had to go right back past the place I loaded to go to the delivery. It's not a common occurrence but it does happen. Be prepared for anything out here. Hehe
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