wtf

I am prohibited from getting into altercations or I will be fired

oh, like in the cab?

Yes

sorry, got here late

I can have an arsenal and a pack of wolves at home

Cant have them in the truck

The only weapon people can legally and company policy wise have on their truck is a multi tool, and Sikhs can have their religious daggers

fucking "religious freedom" to have an actual fucking knife, god damn, thanks hobby lobby

fucking cunts

If I cross into the wrong state with a gun not only is that my job but I have also violated firearms regulations and will permanently have a firearm crime on my record

Juker you need to check yourself before you wreck yourself

Sikhs are prohibited from using their daggers unless in self defense

no, fuck off, religions should have equal rights, not ***special*** rights

Being a militant "fuck all the religious people" athiest just makes you an ass

They do have equal rights

The right to practice their religion without persecution

If the Sikhs probably one of the more peaceful, tolerant, and kind faiths on earth want to carry their ceremonial daggers let them

That sounds like one badass racial perk

I was scrolling up to see how long I've been arguing here, I feel like I've been here for too long

Im waiting on a part

I have all the time in the world atm

Some prick left his 7pin cable in when he detached from this trailer and just about ripped the whole connector out

oof

where'd this ocurr?

Here in palm springs

Picking up an empty for walmart

I could definitely see Volvo being good at making those parts of cars automated, they make one hell of a retractable roof

Noticed the damage when I locked it in

The other companies arent far behind

They all share the same tech you just pay for names really

guess floridians are just as shitty about automobiles as texans then

Althout peterbilt usually tries to be the Cadillac of rigs

saw an entire line of big fucking linked chans just fall the fuck off a truckbed on the freeway

But yeah, making certain parts of cars automated to reduce pilot error is good, and that's more feasible and that's what they're doing, we don't have Skynet for trailers

Even then its only mostly automated

You just have a few guys sit in a room in front of screens and when the truck gets in trouble they take over and drive till its out of trouble

Similar concept to drones

And you'd need people who are trained in the ways of the road and know where the corners are

And they'd need that oversight for all of them

oh well fuck, no wonder they get away with so much bullshit