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Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
Posts: 28,977
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I would even think of sending another driver out to pick up the truck where-ever it is. Do NOT tell him its happening, just have the dispatchers get a good load for it coming back to his home area, one that you know he will accept and pick up.
Have YOUR driver go there and give him a notice of release or dismissal. Have him take his crap out of the truck and leave. Otherwise if you let him drive the rig back to the company he will do everything he can to mess the truck up and your $100 cash fund will be missing with no receipts to show for it.
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