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I'm not sure what you mean, if I need something shipped directly from Colorado to my house I want it shipped directly to my house, I don't want to require the t

by Vecr 3y ago

I'm not sure what you mean, if I need something shipped directly from Colorado to my house I want it shipped directly to my house, I don't want to require the the delivery to happen somewhere else and then be put on some short truck.

jeffbee 3y ago
The policy choice is whether anyone cares about your preference when weighed against dead pedestrians.
- dullcrisp 3y ago
  I don't understand. This isn't what Vecr wants.
  - anamax 3y ago
    We've entered the virtue signaling part of the discussion.
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pkulak 3y ago
You have 18-wheelers driving up to your front door right now? And even more surprising is that you want that to continue!
sokoloff 3y ago
That's what happens now and I'm totally fine with it. If I get an equipment or appliance delivery (not that often), it's almost surely moved most of the distance on a 48'+ trailer at some point, then cross-docked once or twice, then delivered to my house on a smaller liftgate truck, since I don't have a loading dock at my residence.
ianburrell 3y ago
What are you having delivered on semi? The only thing that regularly gets delivered on semi are cars. Moving those to smaller flatbed is more work. The other thing with semis are moving trucks. But there are smaller ones that work.