ericlb said: (quoted from post at 21:51:02 01/11/09) responsible, safe, cdl drivers...in a state truck? surly you cant mean that, you must not live around here , all ours are somebodys cousin uncle or brother, work as little as possible and their driving skills are minimal on their best day, tearing up your truck is a game for them as is making a huge mess out of your hiway frontage because it takes 4 dump trucks and 8 or 9 guys to pick up 1 dead deer or elk
Every word of what you say rings true in my area also.
Our county employees are also a joke. :x
I've always said, it would be better to fire everyone and sell off the equipment,... and put everything up for bid from private contractors.
The results would be, less taxs and a better job being done.
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