According to a source, who shared exclusive details with CarScoops, the truck driver was hired by the hauling company just four days prior to the incident.
He said “he only did one load” during that time, as he was not deemed fit for the job after a very poor performance.
The source, who asked to remain anonymous as there’s an ongoing investigation and pending litigation, said the driver “was mainly mad he did not get a 2020 truck … He got a 2019 truck and it was not good enough for him!”.
He added that the company allegedly decided to part ways with the driver in a civilized manner after fully compensating him.
While the driver “repeatedly asked to stay and work”, the owner’s mind was made up to terminate their cooperation.