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738350

{"text":"I can’t wait until my year is up with swift. Getting real tired of only being able to go 65mph everywhere I go 🤦🏾‍♂️ It should be illegal to regulate these trucks to go this slow 😂","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true,"externalShare":false}

103619

{"replyTo":"","text":"most of you can't even operate a truck at 55 mph  let alone above 65. ... lack of experience lack of skill, rush to the ditch or kill yourself or someone else.","replyToPid":0}

897546

{"replyTo":"","text":"Since you still new brutha, swift put you under contract for a year be patient. You leave they will screw you","replyToPid":0}

859407

{"replyTo":"","text":"Just understand that a VAST majority of companies are governed at 65 or slower.","replyToPid":0}

64297

{"replyTo":"","text":"Quick hint , if you apply for some of the smaller companies be honest with them and say you haven’t driven too long but you can park the truck and shift properly . They will hire you at like three or six months experience may as well start applying elsewhere. ","replyToPid":0}

210904

{"replyTo":"","text":"You can tell the company drivers from the owner operators, companies govern their trucks partially for safety but mostly for fuel mileage, my truck is wide open but I am the one paying for fuel. And that fuel surcharge only takes the edge off, I run 67 mph unless I really need to get somewhere. Which is very rarely. Going fast wastes fuel, your customer probably won't unload/load you early, it's not the 1970's So that waitress at the Truckstop is not waiting to screws you for pocket change, it burns off your tires faster, less chance to avoid an accident. I can go on but you will learn one day, ","replyToPid":0}

234832

{"replyTo":"","text":"That’s what I’m talking about it should be illegal to have trucks governed at 65 it’s dangerous for one but the big companies are saving money on fuel and insurance but it’s at the drivers inconvenience ","replyToPid":0}

911288

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859407 发表于 2020-02-07 15:28:20 How many states can trucks even go over 65?  Whyoming, Utah, Nebraska, Colorado, and Texas?  What are the others?  We go 72 and rolling in Oregon and Washington suuuuuuucks

","text":"its only speeding if you get caught!","replyToPid":320845}

859407

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826455 发表于 2020-02-08 01:51:12 mph is not as important as cpm or miles per week. Ignore the flash and focus on the money.

","text":"Ya.  75 mph at $.45/mile isn’t making anyone any money.  Trip planning is probably more important than speed.","replyToPid":321124}

738350

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103619 发表于 2020-02-07 15:53:09 most of you can't even operate a truck at 55 mph  let alone above 65. ... lack of experience lack of skill, rush to the ditch or kill yourself or someone else.

","text":"You don’t know me or or my past experience yet you judge me by the company I work for at the moment 😂 I promise you I can operate just fine brother. I was raised driving almost anything that had a motor. ","replyToPid":320899}

460010

{"replyTo":"","text":"First thing you do before filling out the application is ask how fast do your trucks go. They answer you with anything less than 75mph. Just walk out the door.","replyToPid":0}

671341

{"replyTo":"","text":"If you won't to pull a flat bed in box me","replyToPid":0}

674254

{"replyTo":"","text":"God forbid if you had to drive for them when they were governed at 62mph.  They increased the truck speed to where it's at now just about 2 years ago. Doubt that it will go any higher unless you are an O/O.","replyToPid":0}

796016

{"replyTo":"","text":"the company I am with governed us at 64","replyToPid":0}

859407

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460010 发表于 2020-02-07 14:49:52 First thing you do before filling out the application is ask how fast do your trucks go. They answer you with anything less than 75mph. Just walk out the door.

","text":"How many states can trucks even go over 65?  Whyoming, Utah, Nebraska, Colorado, and Texas?  What are the others?  We go 72 and rolling in Oregon and Washington suuuuuuucks","replyToPid":320828}