celadon is turning their trucks back to 62 mph
#31
12-19-2007, 01:14 PM
Originally Posted by lucky1
Originally Posted by Jagerbomber
Is celadon bumping that Mexican Panther division or whatever the mexican company that they own back to 62 as well? Just curious...Just wonder if they will back you guys down, and let them keep rolling as normal when they start coming in and running your freight, I think the Celladon Mexican company was one of the ones allowed to come over...wouldnt that just tick you off to have them still running at regular speed with long loads coming out of Mexico while you are sitting in Laredo scratching your head trying to decide which bill to pay half on.
They still have a Jaguar fleet, however they have the same rules as any other driver as Celadon and are usually looked at much harder! They do more of the crossing the borders and doing the things you USA drivers don't want to do! Can this change? I don't know the outcome yet! I do know they are watched closer than the normal driver :lol:
#32
12-20-2007, 11:55 AM
The truck we drive does 66mph. The other day we were in a 75mph state and we had several different trucks blow by us (at different times, not together) like we were standing still. We didn't stop even once during our eleven hour shift since we were under a JIT load and those same trucks would past us yet again at least four times. Going over 65mph only gets you down the road farther if you keep the left door closed.
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#34
12-21-2007, 08:23 AM
Originally Posted by lucky1
i dont mind doing 65 but i do mind being forced to go slower then most speed limits and after being able to do 65 i dont think by turning speed down is the best way to go about saveing money
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