Week Ending        1/27/07
Loads Delivered: 2
 
Total Miles:         2474
* Loaded:                        1044
* Empty:                         1430
Gross Pay:           $1,049.60
* Mileage Pay:                $989.60
* Accessorial:                 $60.00
Hours Logged:     68.75
* Driving:                        49.5
* On-Duty:                     19.25
$/Hour $15.27
Off-Duty - Not Logged:        7.25
* @ Customer:                1
* In Laurinburg:             6.25
* Waiting Assignment:
All Hours:            76
Actual $/Hour:   $13.81
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Load 1:
Deadhead:      Clayton,  NC         Thursday, January 18, 2007
Shipper:          Laurinburg, NC     Friday, January 19, 2007
Consignee:       Owatonna, MN      Monday, January 22, 2007
Commodity:     glass
  Uneventful trip.
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Load 2:
Deadhead:      Owatonna,  MN     Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Shipper:          Dewitt, IA            Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Consignee:       Laurinburg, NC     Thursday, January 25, 2007
Commodity:     Decked Trailers
                       
My injury occurred on January 24th, when I was instructed to pick up 2 trailers in DeWitt, IA and take to Laurinburg. When I arrived, both trailers were in the A-frame position and had to be broken down, as well as the trailer I had with me. I was very fortunate to have another Driver help me. Both trailers at DeWitt had problems, and we worked for 4 hours on the 3 trailers, but finally had to stop, when one of the trailers had a bad actuator rod that was bent and wouldn't come down.
The Driver that helped me had a pigtail transformer lead that my truck didn't have. I was told there was a truck available at the yard with the lead I needed, so I called for a mechanic to meet me there the next morning to repair the hydraulic, but he never showed. In addition, the truck I was told I could use to bring down the transformer wouldn't start, and since my truck was not set up for pigtail transformer leads, I had to switch trailers and bring back a converter instead.  It was also in the A-frame position, and it was the pneumatic rods that support the wings on that trailer that failed, causing my back injury. This is something I couldn’t have known until I was under the wing, but the person who put it into the A-frame position would have known, but ignored it.
Saturday, January 27, 2007
Week 24 – The Injury
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