Truck safety reports.
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Freight Brokers reports
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On Monday the carrier reps called "Kyle" to get updates and nothing. We were eventually told stop calling, your bothering us, don't call back...etc. Extremely concerned and shocked that we could not get an update, the team started calling anyone and everyone due to the macropoint location was turned off and we had 0 visibility. The driver would not answer the phone and dispatch had ghosted us. I sent email with "State Police - Stolen Freight" etc in the subject line. We then received a call from someone stating that he was in charge and that the truck was in Tuscaloosa, AL broke down. That's all of the information he would give. They ghosted us once for the rest of the day. I called all around and about the last call out was to Bambarger tow company and told them we were looking for a truck that was broke down. I told them truck #105 and SANA was the trucking company. The guy on the phone said that they didn't have one on their property. After calling the local police and talking to an officer, he drover around and found it at Bambargers. I called Bambargers and asked if truck #105 on the hood and SANA Freight on the door and Evergreen Freight LLC was on the side of the truck. The guy said "yes, but it was checked in as Evergreen Freight MC#1435339 and not SANA Freight". I am dumbfounded at this point. As you see in the pic, it is very clear. What the heck is happening is what I was thinking. So I started calling both companies and could not reach anyone. I called both insurance companies and nothing. I called Bambargers and talked to one of the owners. He said that they got the call Sunday night from State Police about a truck that had rolled over on its side and there is no driver to be found. The driver abandoned the truck and the State Police were still looking for him after Tuesday. Thinking he stepped out of the truck and forgot to set the brakes and it rolled down the on ramp and then into the ditch and on its side it went. So after a week, we were in contact with what we thought was a claims adjuster for SANA. What they were doing was diverting and stalling. SANA does not have insurance. Evergreen does not have Insurance. Both companies expired. The mothership - ZAMM Logistics MC#1406291 is over both SANA and Evergreen and does not have cargo insurance. ZAMM has Progressive GL and not for trucks. All Progressive asked "is there going to be a cargo on the trailer"? SANA/ZAMM/EVERGREEN said no, the trailer is empty"'. We are trying like crazy to get the State Police involved and local with no luck. What they did was use Zamm to pay the tow bill and get the truck and trailer released with our freight on the trailer. All companies involved are going to be blasted for fraud/theft/deception/and everything else we can add. Progressive paid over $40K for the tow bill and never checked to see if there was cargo on the trailer. We are still trying to get claims from someone
What makes a helpful report?
Record the details when it is safe to do so. You do not need a perfect account, but clear observations are more useful than assumptions.
Identify the right vehicle
Use the company name, MC or USDOT number, or the license plate and issuing state. Double-check that you selected the correct company or vehicle before submitting.
Add time and place
Include the incident date, road or intersection, nearby exit or mile marker, and direction of travel. A precise location gives readers meaningful context.
Describe the sequence
Explain what you saw in the order it happened. Describe the behavior directly and distinguish what you observed from what you could not confirm.
Include relevant images
Add a photo if you already have one that supports your account. Avoid unrelated faces, private documents and personal contact details. Do not take photos while driving.
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How do I report an unsafe truck driver?
Select “Add a report,” find the company or license plate, and enter the incident date, location and description. Choose the relevant incident types and attach any appropriate photos before saving.
What if I only know the license plate?
The report form supports a license plate search. Select the issuing state and enter the plate number, then check the matching vehicle details before continuing.
Does Dcontrol forward reports to authorities?
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Are community reports official findings?
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What should I leave out of a public report?
Keep your account focused on the incident. Avoid threats, speculation and unrelated personal information such as home addresses, private phone numbers or identity documents.
Can I add a photo?
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Incident Date: 12-05-2024
Location: Eee Zee Road, Latham, MO, USA