Arkansas truck blitz nets 183 English violations, 44 arrests in 48 hours 

Originally published at: Arkansas truck blitz nets 183 English violations, 44 arrests in 48 hours  - FreightWaves

A two-day Arkansas trucking enforcement blitz resulted in 183 English-language proficiency violations, 44 criminal arrests and 74 immigration violations.

I mean Honestly the DOT makes it harder then what it already is for Owner Operators they find any little reason to pick with you like be for real they have nothing else to do but stalk commercial drivers instead of catching those doing 100 mile on the highway or finding them missing people who are been human traffic it’s sick and annoying why can’t we just make our money and peace them owner operators should have been and compliance but they also don’t make it easy either for us with all the stuff we have pay just to stay and compliance which most of it make no sense as why doing this will result in fright decrease which mean other businesses want get there material on time and costly to both the suppliers and shippers i feel like insurance and obviously licensing only should be necessary they don’t be inspecting other company trucks why bother us CDL drivers let people make their money and please cut all those ■■■■ a$$ unnecessary made up sh$T about what you need to stay in compliance and stay out of owner operators business like I said driver license and insurance everything else is common sense

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Dude its not that hard. I run 2500 miles a week. DOT doesn’t bother me. I keep my ■■■■ tight. Too much red tape, absolutely.

But, irresponsible 4 wheelers and years of truckers being pilled to the gills, overweight, and not filling out their swindle sheets are why we are here. Aside from the government f****** us, every which way. I agree that some of the rules that the dot has are absolutely f****** ridiculous.

But there are good troopers out there that are doing their job to make sure that the roads stay safe and guys don’t get to run half a**. You should absolutely need to understand english. In order to drive a truck in america.