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refusing to haul a load (im a truck driver) with no license plate on trailer and employer refused to make load legal

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Mar 19, 2010
thankyou so much
by: carla murray

i am taking your advice,i am seeking legal council.in my 12 yrs out here, i have loved every minute,until these past 7 months,got myself in a real jam.but i learned a costly lesson,employers look at our background before they hire us we should also look into their background before we apply.i found so many people that worked for this trk co. that went thru the same if not worse and still they get away with it.NO UNEMPLOYMENT IS NOT GOING TO PUT A STOP TO IT THEY ARE GOING TO LET THEM CLASSIFY ME AS AN INDEPENDANT CONTRACTOR!!! BUT THE GOOD THING IS I LEARNED A LESSON ,AND MABE SOMEDAY THEY WILL BE MADE TO PAY,AND MADE TO EITHER SHUT THEIR DOORS OR BE LEGAL!!!AND I INTEND HAVING MY HAND INSURING EITHER ONE TAKES PLACE EVEN IF ITS WITH MY LAST BREATH....THANKYOU SO VERY MUCH ON YOUR ADVICE,IM STILL LEGAL.GONNA STAY THAT WAY TOO!!!



YOU GO HALFPINT AND IF YOU TAKE 'EM DOWN .. I WANT TO KNOW!!!!

Jul 11, 2011
STAA claim
by: Disco-Queen

What you have here driver is a valid STAA claim and you need to file a STAA claim with your local OSHA office within 180 days of termination.

Under the new CSA rules and FMCSA regulations, I'm assuming you were citied under s.392.2 State vehicle registration or license plate violation.

Under s.392, the driver must be satisfied that equipment that said driver is to operate is in good working order free from defect that could cause a break-down and/or accident or violation of state/local law(s). You were clearly not satisfied and told the motor carrier of a known defect and asked such motor carrier to correct known defect prior to your operation of vehicle.

Its the company that failed to act here and you have all legal rights per s.392 and the new CSA regulations not to operate such vehicle till such defects are corrected.

I strongly suggest reviewing your logs and submitting a STAA claim with OSHA for violation of such act (the unwillingness to operate a motor vehicle till its defects are corrected).



Thank you very much .. good stuff to know!

Chris

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