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“wife of a driver”   marlene m.

first off now knowing what i know about most ambulance drivers, i will tell you this, i will never call any of them to transport me, my children, friends or family unless i am prepared not to ever... More >

first off now knowing what i know about most ambulance drivers, i will tell you this, i will never call any of them to transport me, my children, friends or family unless i am prepared not to ever see anyone again. they do not require drug screens, or background checks, it is completely ridiculous, they have their drivers out on the road way too long, and i am sure 99% of people out there know what its like being drained behind the wheel. i have heard things from my husband that make me feel that this company needs to make some major changes. trucks breaking down all over, my friend works at pep-boys he told me about the lack of work wvpa wants to put into their trucks. by the way they take their trucks to pep-boys when their own uncertified people mess it up, so who knows what some of these people are riding in. anyway here goes it 1- no drug screens<-- and i emphasize on this one 2- no background requirements 3- long hours behind the wheel 4- uncertified people working on their trucks any questions you can email me at-- b4youtruck17@aol.com
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“Sub standard vehicles.”   harry b.

I have been in WVPA vehicles and i must say that some of there trucks are way below standard. I really don't know how some of these trucks are licensed by their EMS council. Come on people you use... More >

I have been in WVPA vehicles and i must say that some of there trucks are way below standard. I really don't know how some of these trucks are licensed by their EMS council. Come on people you use the word professional and the only thing that meets the term professional are your employees. vehicles on the other hand need some serious over haul.
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