Truckers warn skyrocketing diesel prices are making US supply-chain unsustainable

[kamapisaachi]

A Facebook post from the owner of a Texas trucking company went viral last week after he warned that skyrocketing diesel prices could have longterm consequences for the US supply-chain.

Austin Smith, owner of Iron River Express, said it has cost him over $20,000 a week to keep his three trucks running.

"If something drastic doesn't change in the next few weeks/months, I promise you, you'll see empty shelves everywhere you look," Smith wrote in a post that was shared nearly 290,000 times. "You'll see chaos as people fight for the basic necessities of everyday life."

[Forgive_Me]

 

inka late endhuku,  theyandra truck-lu WH rally ki

 

 

 

[Pavanonline]

10 minutes ago, kamapisaachi said:

A Facebook post from the owner of a Texas trucking company went viral last week after he warned that skyrocketing diesel prices could have longterm consequences for the US supply-chain.

Austin Smith, owner of Iron River Express, said it has cost him over $20,000 a week to keep his three trucks running.

"If something drastic doesn't change in the next few weeks/months, I promise you, you'll see empty shelves everywhere you look," Smith wrote in a post that was shared nearly 290,000 times. "You'll see chaos as people fight for the basic necessities of everyday life."

electric trucks vastayi le inko 20 years lo, so wait antunna sleepy joe

[BeerBob123]

Truck driver avvadaniji process enti?

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Supply chain crisis, food crisis predictions>>> panic buying >> early crisis

[Thokkalee]

29 minutes ago, BeerBob123 said:

Truck driver avvadaniji process enti?

First Horn kottadam ravali.. 

[BeerBob123]

6 minutes ago, Thokkalee said:

First Horn kottadam ravali.. 

Anthena

[csrcsr]

3 hours ago, kamapisaachi said:

A Facebook post from the owner of a Texas trucking company went viral last week after he warned that skyrocketing diesel prices could have longterm consequences for the US supply-chain.

Austin Smith, owner of Iron River Express, said it has cost him over $20,000 a week to keep his three trucks running.

"If something drastic doesn't change in the next few weeks/months, I promise you, you'll see empty shelves everywhere you look," Smith wrote in a post that was shared nearly 290,000 times. "You'll see chaos as people fight for the basic necessities of everyday life."

Mrodday pudispotadi emo desam