Plus, hopefully, very hopefully, the playing field is now level. All players abiding by the same set of rules.
That can only be a positive thing.
Some time ago in another post I alluded to something my drivers had learned running across the west. There is a certain segment of Canadian based carriers that are paying their drivers minimum wage to run Toronto/Vancouver. How it's done is you run Toronto/Vancouver on your PCMiler and it shows how many driving hours the trip takes. Those drivers were being paid minimum wage for those driving hours !!!!
Carriers making money off the backs of their drivers.
These are the very same carriers that want to do away with the ELD, which brings to light how badly they are cheating their drivers.
My personal belief is that our drivers should share in our successes. Always in the back of minds should be the undeniable fact that if we don't have drivers, we can't do business. Doesn't matter where you land in the supply chain, you cannot avoid that one simple fact.