Posted by mmfan55 on April 15, 2017 at 08:32:44 from (96.27.110.28):
In Reply to: Semi truck drivers posted by Gary from Muleshoe on April 14, 2017 at 20:23:38:
After 40 plus years driving: I have seen the industry go through many changes. Truck drivers use to be some of the most courteous, helpful, considerate folks on the road as well as most respected. Then came the era of "truck bashing " from the national news media. Portraying drivers in the worst possible image. Many of today's motorists have been brainwashed to believe the truck driver is an enemy and should be treated as such. Now I will be the first to agree that there are some behind the wheel that shouldn't be: but remember: any industry will get the caliber of workers they are willing to pay for. Finally: consider this: any time you point your finger at someone else: three are pointing back at you. Many folks only need to look in a mirror in order to understand a truck drivers REaction. (I will stop ranting now)
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