10 Roads Express 6270 East 58th Avenue, Commerce City, CO 80022

"Good Company, worked here almost a year."

"The pay is good for the job. But management has issues with communicating policies and procedures. talk to 5 people and get 5 different answers. It doesn't seem like you have job security at this place."

"I miss Mr Nate a great leader and manager"

"Was empty went in to get a feel for the place before possibly becoming an employee. Couldn't find anyone to talk to"

"In a span of 24 hours, half of which were rain filled, I was nearly ran over by 2 different 10 Roads trucks, I know this cause they have a huge number 10 on their cabs and trailers. Last night one on Quebec around 8pm was driving with his hazards on, in the rain at night, and just kept hopping lanes with zero indication he was coming over. I had to slam on my breaks as he merged literally on top of me in the sharp curves on Quebec just before the TA without a blinker! Then he proceeded to hop around lanes to the left again, got up to 56th then cut 3 lanes of traffic from the left lane to make a right turn on 56th east bound. Your drivers suck, do you happen to know what it feels like driving in a small Corolla and a truck can’t figure what they want to do and merge on top of you? I’m personally tired of being on the road with these untrained, inconsiderate drivers that are supposed to be “professionals” but use their size to do whatever they want at the expense of others. Let’s not forget earlier in the week where one of your trucks nearly took out the light pole at 56th taking a right on to Monaco when I had the left turn light, I guess right of way and road courtesy aren’t a requirement. I understand time restrictions and having to deliver on time but I think running over a Corolla and killing 2 people will cost your driver and company much more than being 2 minutes late. It would also help if you told your drivers to turn off their hazards when they are merging so us other drivers at least have time to plan for an 18-wheeler to merge, at night, in the rain. I sincerely hope your driver recognized my middle finger, horn and bright lights to make him aware of his poor skills as a driver."