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Knowledgeable and professional
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Their staff is very knowledgeable and employees are happy to be working there and it shows. Very professional and willing to go the extra mile.
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Never responded back
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I had to call CHP and report one of their drivers for drunk driving out of Alpine. Clearly, your employees have a common problem with this. One day they’re going to kill someone and your company will lose everything. Shame on you!
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You guys need to check your employees driving records or you have the same guy out here driving recklessly still. This driver was cutting people off, driving impatiently in traffic, & selfishly putting other drivers in danger
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Driving I-15 Northbound, truck number 161881 driving reckless in a rainstorm with low visibility. Very inconsiderate driving with aggressive lane changing, with no worry of cutting other drivers off or tailing and swerving going 80mph. Drove near them for 5 or so minutes with no improvement.
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I was driving down I-15 south bound right just now around 2:45pm going towards Los Angeles near Yermo, California. A white Chevy truck with the Arizona Drilling & Blasting sticker on the side doors with Arizona license plate 2EA6KB and company truck number 161815 came swerving into my the left lane where I was driving without looking and ran me off the the dirt part of the road going highway speeds. I honked at the driver while slamming on my brakes but he was oblivious to the situation and got to a point where a guard rail was literally 2 inches from hitting our car head on. I then proceeded to try ignore the situation and move to the right lane and go on my way when all of a sudden, the same truck came literally almost hitting my rear bumper when he decided that he wanted to pass someone on the left lane using the right lane. My wife and I decided to take photos and video because the driver kept driving iradically and dangerous not only to us but to many other around. we just happened to be the ones taking evidence of the situations If the people hired to drive a company truck acts like this it only shows how they would take care of a job and really shows the company's reputation and values.
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Personally have not had any work done by this company so this review does not reflect the companies work ethic. However, I just encountered one of their employees on the road (truck number E216620, Az plates AM23756, USDOT 119873), the person was practically in my car that’s how close he/she was to my vehicle, this person also had his brights on the entire time. As well, this individual proceeded to continuously honk his horn for about 3 exits straight. This individual has no road ethic, even when driving a company car bad name for business. Are these the type of people you want employed at your company? People who harass others on the road because they’re not going fast enough. Why not just get out of the way? Due to the him being that close I could not look out of my review mirror, all I could see is bright lights. I hope this individual gets reprimanded for his/her actions because that was very unsafe. I will also be calling the Arizona location tomorrow.
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Obviously this is a consistent issue and you don’t seem to be doing anything about it but driving down the I-10 today in Tucson I encountered one of your employees driving terribly. You should really do something about this because almost all of your reviews are about your employees shitty driving.
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I encountered a driver from Arizona Drilling & Blasting today on Highway 91 between Leadville and Summit County, while getting off the exit to Silverthorne, CO in extremely bad weather. The truck, with a license plate ending in 4FS, cut dangerously close in front of me to take the off-ramp, leaving very little space between my vehicle and the car ahead. This kind of reckless driving is not only unprofessional but also dangerous, especially in poor weather conditions. I hope the company takes safety on the road as seriously as they do their drilling operations