Schneider National Carriers Inc Attention Lawyers: Started An Unsafe Business Practise! Internet, Wisconsin

Schitter pays good?   ROFL!!!   95% of company drivers make less then $25,000 a year driving for this scumbag outfit and I say go upto any orange company truck and ask the driver how much he's making he'll tell u he's making less then half what the average middle class person makes which is $54,000 a year.   This is easily verified JUST ASK ANY DRIVER  LOL.   I feel sorry for Schitter employees they are being dumped on and crapped all over by 1%'ers who make millions managing this joke outfit and by the owners who rake in billions.  Schitter is the Walmart of the trucking industry.  Of course the got a handful of drivers who get all the gravy runs these are the ones whom they trot out whenever they need to 'prove' that everything is peachy here.   U gotta be an OSR whom they got dressed up as Nazi SA Brownshirts who hasn't had the unfortunate experience to use that totally fouled up by the directions dept GPS which tells me on every single trip to turn the wrong way at least once i had to spend $300 to get a real trucker GPS as that thing Schitter put in the truck is a joke and its going to get someone killed before it's done.

As for using the Rand McNally Atlas Schitter told me to use a piece of string to route myself to my destinations and even a dumb rookie knows that it don't show city streets all it does is show interstate exits.   Why u feel the need to lie not quite sure but if you are an OSR you've let yourself be brainwashed by Schitter National and when you retire with no pension and no medical benefits you'll realize then that you are a complete fool.

How are you doing today?

I have been with Schneider National for 3 years. In orientation as well as training, they have a whole DAY dedicated to understanding how to properly trip plan. The company even has a test that can literally make or break you based off of trip planning. In no way have they ever told me not to trip plan. What do you think this is? They even provide you with a Rand McNally Atlas free of cost. Out of 3 years of driving, the Qualcomm GPS has only misrouted me into a bad position one time. I don't get your validity as I see absolutely nothing in common with the company from what you are presenting.

Schneider's pay isn't the best in the world, I do have to say that. It's not bad, it's just mediocre. I have been with a bad company, and Schneider is very straight forward in their intent and constantly stress safety. You can ask any pumpkin truck at a truck stop and see if he/she agrees with what i'm saying. It's true, it sounds like you didn't do your end of the bargain and got canned. You have to actually work for this company, and there's a LOT of freight to be moved!

I have been talking to rookie drivers and they are telling me their air head DBL's are telling them they have to follow the totally fouled up GPS,  and it's only a matter of time that one of them is forced to drive next to a playground or through a residential neighborhood and someone gets seriously injured or killed due to this extremely dangerous GPS.   The Corporate Greed Hog Airhead Cheese Heads running this outfit don't give a damn either as they'll try their best to blame the driver as they do in this funny farm 100% of the time.

Any lawyer looking into an accident should check to see if the driver was forced to follow a dangerous route when ordered to do so by ding-a-ling management so the blame can be shifted to Schitter National where it belongs.  Common sense dictates that the safe driver entered truck routes be put on the internet where they can be accessed and edited but the morons running this outfit are too f*cking dumb to do that cause after all that would cost money and would go against Schitter's new creed of PROFITS FIRST & SAFETY SECOND.

Lol, it has been 5 years since I pulled myself out of the slums of Schneider and I see they are still at it. 

Saving money, and bringing headaches to the drivers. When I was there, they made the truck stops stop giving the 3 or 4 cent per gallon incentive that truck stops used to give, to drivers. Instead they decided that the discount should go to them. 

Seriously, I hope they are out of business one day. They cost me my truck. Any new drivers that are considering Schneider, DON'T. 

Nowhere in my post did it say i blindly follow that messed up GPS only a retarded company toadie like this clown in Orlando or dumb rookie would do that.  That ignorant comment is just another example of SNI toads hovering on this site trying to sing praises of SNI while they are getting pile drived up the ying yang cause they too stupid to realize they are getting screwed by this uncaring and ignorant outfit.

The Trucking company (In the complaint Schnieder) has provided a GPS system for the drivers.

The Company has defined the mileages for what they charge and pay by this system.

The employees will feel that they are required follow that routing because that is what they are paid for.

I guarantee at least one dispatcher will loose his temper at a complaining driver and tell him: "If you don't follow the route provided and get in a crash YOU WILL BE FIRED" I am paraphrasing of corse, there is no use predicting what swear words he would use.

Even if the above is not said many drivers will assume it is the intent of the company to do this.

Truck drivers have brain fade moments every day, just like every one else, and when faced by an over pass that is just slightly low or worse yet is a dyslexic nightmare of having all the correct numbers but in the wrong order, now you have a mess. The driver will be at fault.

And finally when a seriously overwhelming accident happens and there is a proper investigation by someone like the NTSB it will all get traced back to this one stupid act by management removing the safe route information from the drivers use.

Then we will wonder how the company could be so stupid.

If as a driver, no, a safe driver, you start to follow the directions they want you to take, and you see low hanging tree limbs, do you just continue to proceed just because the directions tell you to?  If those directions tell you to go under a 12'-6" overpass, do you try that and when the safety department asks, your excuse is the "the directions told me so"?