Niemeyer Milk Transfer Inc

"One of their drivers ran a stop sign in Bloomington, IN today and forced me to slam on my brakes to avoid a collision. I called them and was told all supervisors were in a meeting and I'd get a call back. They never called me back. Look at all the detailed negative reviews here about their horrible drivers and compare those with the positive reviews that are short and vague clearly shill reviews. Horrible company with dangerous drivers."

"Driving through the mountains in North Carolina just a few miles shy of Tennessee. We were in the left lane marked(NO TRUCKS) everywhere and one of your Co trucks(#52) in the right lane next to us. Out of no where he started to merge into our lane. My boyfriend quickly swerved to the shoulder and beeped his horn to let the driver know we were next to him. The drive proceeded to lay on his horn while still coming over into our lane. We had no choice but to slam the breaks and go off road or he would have hit us. We are always respectful of trucker and always give them space. This was just uncalled for and very dangerous. I do not think you should have someone as careless as that person driving for your company. License #SP512NJK"

"At 2:04 in the afternoon of Sunday July 19 truck 235 on interstate 75 mile marker 52 I had to move over to the center lane as one of your trucks was going well over 90 mph down the interstate. He was driving crazy fast and is still in the fast lane going uphill now with all the cars he blew past now passing him on the inside. I do believe, for the safety of everyone traveling out there your drivers need to respect the speed limit or have a governor speed set on their semis. I’m extremely upset at the lack of respect your employee has !"

"I was driving north on 394 expressway in Crete this morning and one of your trucks plate # SP932KAR was tailgating me and about 2 inches from my bumper. I was in the left lane and already going 70mph in a 55mph zone. One, your trucks don't belong in the left hand lane. Two, they shouldn't be driving 15 miles over the speed limit and pushing me to go faster so they can pass someone. Three, they shouldn't be tailgating someone when they're driving a semi that weighs a thousand pounds!. This driver is dangerous and could eventually kill someone, he should be removed from the road."

"Driving down I-75 N around Lexington, KY and one of your trucks got into the middle lane was following behind us, nearly in our trunk. We sped up a few times to try and get away from him but he still managed to catch up to us. If we would've had to slam on our breaks for any reason, he would have killed us. He eventually passed us after about 20 miles and went the opposite way. We got the license plate number too. This needs to be addressed."