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  • Report:  #78079

Complaint Review: Reliable Trucking; Conco Cement - Concord California

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- Pleasanton, California,
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Reliable Trucking; Conco Cement
Concord, California Concord, California, U.S.A.
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I just go on the 680 freeway southbound in Pleasanton where I live and ended up behind a truck from Reliable Trucking/Conco Cement. Suddenly a rock hit my windshield and put a crack in it. I immediately took down the license plate and reported the claim to the company. They had me fill out some paperwork and fax it in. They did not want to discuss the circumstances with me but told me to document it in the report. I did so and sent it to their insurance company.

I just got a letter back from their insurance company, from a claims examiner at Jenkins/Athens aka Diversified Claims Insurance Services. They are basically saying that they are not responsible citing that their truck was empty at the time.

I don't understand this! How can they be sure that every single rock was gone from their truck? I was thier with my daughter in the car! They are basically telling me that it's just my tough luck that it happened, but it's not their fault!

To me this is a big ripoff and I feel very taken advantage of. These guys are not taking responibility for the safety of others while their truck are on the road.

TIP... NEVER EVER follow behind a truck that carries anything!!!

Tom

Pleasanton, California
U.S.A.


5 Updates & Rebuttals

Bob Jones

Lafayette ,
California,
USA
Rock trucks are never empty

#2Consumer Suggestion

Fri, April 01, 2016

 Take them to small claims court, they'll pay before your court date.


Mattb

Lakeside,
Montana,
U.S.A.
The foot is in your mouth!

#3UPDATE EX-employee responds

Wed, April 21, 2010

How do I know?  I drove the 580/680 corridor 5 and sometimes 6 days a week 10-12 hours a day and know how people drive those highways.  Bay Area drivers are without a doubt some of the worst in the nation, and I have driven throughout the lower 48 states in the past 15 years.  So, go ahead and have a big plate of crow.... or better yet, eat the BS that spews from your keyboard.


Jim81961

Alturas,
California,
U.S.A.
Know the law

#4Consumer Comment

Sat, July 25, 2009

If you would have contacted the CHP they would of told you the law!.....it is simply a hazard of the road.............


Al

Danville,
Virginia,
U.S.A.
Name calling

#5Consumer Comment

Wed, February 11, 2009

Amazing that the writers calls the original poster an idiot because he thiniks he was following too close. I would like to know what crystal ball you saw the accident in? Are you willing to testify that the driver was following too close. Just because you worked for this company doesn't qualify to say what happened. You just opened your mouth and stuck your foot in!


Mattb

Lakeside,
Montana,
U.S.A.
You're an idiot

#6UPDATE EX-employee responds

Wed, February 11, 2009

I used to live in the East Bay and used to work for Reliable Trucking. You are probably a typical car driver that follows way too close to trucks (tailgating). Did you actually see the rock come flying off the truck? You should have filed your claim with Caltrans, since the rock most likely was already on the ground and was kicked up by the trucks tire. In any case, if you weren't such and idiot and following the truck too close, it would have never happened.....

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