Looking for an employee vehicle any ideas?

[bubbatime]

Maybe follow the law and hire a person with the legal license to operate the vehicle, and follow the law and get it inspected annually as a commercial vehicle if need be. Hire a 21 year old out of work "legal Canadian" to get the license and drive folks around. Have them do other task while not driving.

 

[Panzerman]

Originally Posted By: bubbatime
Maybe follow the law and hire a person with the legal license to operate the vehicle, and follow the law and get it inspected annually as a commercial vehicle if need be. Hire a 21 year old out of work "legal Canadian" to get the license and drive folks around. Have them do other task while not driving.


Spends more time trying to get around the law. I have to say this all sounds suspicious. Wouldn't the easiest thing be just get a license for the employee that drives it? Ever think this law was in place for a reason?

 

[Run]

Just send your sludger van for daily duty. As a bonus it will help clean out more gunk. Unfortunately the CVSE is a pain to deal with. I guess they pinched you at the big farm raid.

 

[Farmer]

Originally Posted By: Run
Just send your sludger van for daily duty. As a bonus it will help clean out more gunk. Unfortunately the CVSE is a pain to deal with. I guess they pinched you at the big farm raid.


Yup they got us... The sludger is on duty for now. Shouldn't have gotten these vans in the first place. Only the berry farms have these large vans. Almost everyone else has minivans, SUVs or a E150 sized van.

 

[Chris142]

Early 2000's tahoe or suburban. My wife's Tahoe will hold 8

 

[bubbatime]

Down here they have entire migrant communities. The farms pick them up in OLD school buses and shuttle them to the farm. They will even knock the windows out, cut the roof off, and remove the seats of some buses and use them as big trucks.