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What does it take to go back to pov?

johnwayne

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Metris was down for almost 5 weeks. Claimed they put a new engine in. Saturday the low coolant notification came on again. No leaks. After 2000 miles or less. I'm sure I'll be back in an llv again soon. 90 mile route, dirt roads. Great for the body...
 
I would take ffv or llv any day over PoV, understand it’s frustrating getting used to different vehicles. Just think of all the stress, worry, time, and money you save not managing a PoV.


THIS ^^^^^^^

You also have to look at the fact if you have GOV, how much people you can hire COMPARED TO POV.

People don't think about that. I am 4 years in as a regular and had a sub for GRAND TOTAL of 9-10 months.....
 
Metris was down for almost 5 weeks. Claimed they put a new engine in. Saturday the low coolant notification came on again. No leaks. After 2000 miles or less. I'm sure I'll be back in an llv again soon. 90 mile route, dirt roads. Great for the body...
If you have a pov you can always ask to be allowed to use it. Your manager would probably welcome that since he obviously has Gov vehicle problems.
You would be paid the Ema while at the same time receiving time for gov vehicle safety checks and gas fill ups, unless your manager changes you back to a POV route.
 
THIS ^^^^^^^

You also have to look at the fact if you have GOV, how much people you can hire COMPARED TO POV.

People don't think about that. I am 4 years in as a regular and had a sub for GRAND TOTAL of 9-10 months.....
i have a gov vehicle and ive had a sub for 2 of 7 years. Try riding around in a llv on gravel roads sometime. Its like using a jackhammer for 3 or 4 hours a day.
 
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