A dispatcher for a suddenly-shuttered trucking company reached out to CDLLife to set the record straight about what she says is really going on with the company’s drivers.
On Tuesday, August 27, news of the closure of Denver, Colorado-based trucking company HVH Transportation emerged. As HVH employed more than 300 drivers, the abrupt company closure left many in the trucking community surprised and concerned for the welfare of the displaced drivers.
Several drivers began reporting on Tuesday that their fuel cards were shut off, effectively leaving some drivers stranded out on the road.
As the story developed, new reports indicated that company leadership at HVH was working to get stranded drivers home.
One dispatcher/driver manager for HVH Transportation saw these reports and reached out to CDLLife via email to share her side of the story.
She told CDLLife that the HVH CEO is a “liar” for claiming that he was working to get drivers home.
She continued:
I reached out to my drivers as a Driver Manager/Dispatcher and told them to fill their trucks with fuel, that HVH closed their doors! That fuel cards were going to be shut off. Now they are. Cleaning out my desk and still answering phones. I informed everyone that called what was going on. I was then directed by the Operation and Maintenance Director to stop answering the phones. I did not, they couldn’t let me go twice! The fuel cards ARE SHUT OFF!! HVH is NOT getting drivers home, other companies such as Navajo, Bay and Bay out of MN, and Direct Transport out of Commerce City, CO are saving our drivers. The brokers Echo, Ch Robinson that still had loads, they are paying fuel and compensating drivers for their last loads. The CEO, and the COO are nothing snakes in the grass! To say that he is helping??? Unbelievable!!!
PLEASE PLEASE Post the truth.
HVH Transportation has not responded to CDLLife’s request for comment.
In the wake of the HVH closure, other trucking companies have come forward offering to help stranded drivers.
Hundreds of truck drivers have lost their jobs due to trucking company closures so far in 2019. Major closures include including Falcon Transport, LME, and NEMF.
