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Veteran Brit is ready and willing to tackle US roads
23rd August 2007, Page 26
23rd August 2007
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FOM CUNNINGHAM'S REPORT on CFI (Missouri) was interesting, however it raised a few thoughts (CM 2 August).
Given that his solo drivers are achieving 950 miles in 33 hours, it really is not surprising that European drivers find employment in America without too much trouble.
The fact that they are travelling fairly light (20 tonnes) and have a big lump under the bonnet must give them a fair amount of time to spare.
Speaking as a tired old geezer of (15 plus, I reckon I could manage a steady job with CFI. I wonder what a report on a Stateside bulk tipper haulier would say? FB Lycett
Bagthorpe, Notts But if US green cards were easier to obtain think what it would do to the European driver shortage! — Ed