By jamalanderson January 08, 2014
This company is very unprofessional. You will be lied to and treated badly. You will be told you make $950 a week salary but after taxes only a little over $600. If you like to get out early it will not happen maybe once in awhile. You will work till your tickets are done, if you are in traffic or miss the account you will be written up. Average hours start at 4am be done if you're lucky at 4pm or 5pm sometimes 8pm or later but remind you only Paid for 8 hrs. So if you work 14 hrs. Your only making $11.50 an hour. Benefits are horrible. If you damage anything the first $3k you are paying for and the rest the company will pay then you owe the company the remainder. You have to take pictures and bring papers in for proof , they think everybody is a liar. Safety meetings are a joke there's nothing about road safety or to make sure employees are doing ok. it is all about if you brake or damage anything we are deducting money from your check. The DVR reports that you document issues with trucks 90% of time never gets fixed until it brakes, then they yell at you in an unprofessional manner. If you like to work long hours and not get paid for the hours you work . This companies for you. If you want to be treated like a human being an see a progressive teamwork company this is Definitely not it. Also if you decide that this company doesn't suite you and you like to choose a different career path, The Safety VP Will bad mouth you and all the stuff you ever did good will become bad. He will use such terms as you were a dangerous or a threat to the KMG company and he will use his "I was a VA State Trooper" response to try to make you feel little and unknowledgeable in the trucking industry. Fear not, the labor board, immigration, and consumer affairs is at your finger tips and loves companies that abuse their power and treat employees unfair and breaking the law saying quote on quote it's a "grey area". Good Luck always remember what's your Worth. ...read more
By evuchka2011 January 15, 2013
I had a great experience with Reston Coach, we hired them for my wedding, we hired two shuttle buses to transport the guests to and from the hotel and the venue, and we hired 3 limos for us and grooms men and family, the limos were fabulous, new ...read more
By Someone who knows about KMG February 20, 2012
KMG recently settled a law suit with a former employee before it was to go to court. Honestly not a good company to work for or do business with. Find a similar company to meet your needs. ...read more
Electronic Motion Systems (EMS) is committed to innovation and quality in Light Electric Vehicles for today’s new generation of adults. The company’s new electric bicycle, the E+, is the next generation of e-bikes. The E+ embodies the essence of modern technology design—simplicity and elegance imposed on advanced technical capabilities. The E+ utilizes advanced electric propulsion technology to provide the ultimate riding experience, through pedaling or in full electric operation. Keeping the spirit of bicycling alive for adults was EMS’ top priority in designing and building the E+. Founded in 2005 by a group of experienced and innovative engineers, EMS spent two years meticulously developing, designing, and building the E+. The team’s extensive experience in electric propulsion, combined with the company’s commitment to quality and reliability, resulted in the world’s most advanced, powerful, elegant, reliable, safe, and easy-to-use electric bicycle. “We believe we have the most experience in the world in designing and making powerful, high-quality, and versatile electric bicycles for adults,” says Rakesh Dhawan, President of EMS. “Our team members have years of experience in electric propulsion and bicycle technology, and this is a culmination of that effort.” The company’s overriding goal is to make bicycles a more accessible and exciting option for recreation, exercise, and commuting. “The E+ will appeal not only to 43 million bicycle riders in America, but also to 160 million other Americans who are interested in bicycling, but do not do it today,” says Dhawan. To design a product that meets these needs without sacrificing quality and safety, EMSfocused on the whole riding experience. By marrying the look and feel of traditional cycling with cutting-edge technology, style, elegance, and power, the E+ offers riders an exhilarating ride with a host of options. The E+ has 19 different cycling modes, cruise control, and regenerative braking. The bicycle is powered by a proprietary EMS-designed 1000 watt (750 watt standard) brushless permanent magnet motor with a state-of-the-art Texas Instruments 32-bit 280x Digital Signal Processor and direct torque control. This allows riders to simply push a throttle when they want electric power. The system safely delivers it—from a little to a great rush of power and acceleration. The battery pack, also proprietary and designed by EMS, provides 20+ miles range with advanced battery management controls and safe NiMH technology. No rider intervention is required to manage these components—just push the throttle or hit the break. The system does the rest. Every component in the E+ was thoughtfully designed or chosen for quality and reliability. From the beginning, the EMS team included family and friends in the development of the E+. This allowed the diverse team to create a user-friendly bicycle that meets the needs and interests of a wide range of adults. The result? The E+ will enhance the lifestyles of urban commuters, exercise enthusiasts, suburban families, tourists, environmentalists, and technology buffs alike. When it comes to quality and reliability, EMS and the E+ cannot be matched. EMS defines itself through service, quality, and reliability. The company prides itself on personalized, hands-on customer service. From offering advice on how the E+ will best fit in with your lifestyle to prompt maintenance and support, the EMS team provides personalized, attentive assistance.EMS is also dedicated to creating more environments in which people can enjoy and use bicycles without limitations. EMS is working with municipalities, counties, and states to encourage and establish more bicycle-friendly cities and workplaces.“We believe that cycling can contribute to solving important problems, such as traffic, congestion, air and noise pollution, and inactivity,” says Dhawan. “The E+ is exhilarating, flexible, and safe—important considerations when dealing with these issues. With the E+, we are unleashing a whole slate of solutions at the individual and societal level.”For EMS, the E+ is more than just a bike. Its sleek, elegant design, cutting-edge technology, and diverse riding options represent constructive, alluring change. “We want our company to make a real contribution to people’s lives,” says Dhawan. “E+ is versatile, fun, and useful—all at the same time. You’re saving gas, you’re getting more exercise, and you’re enjoying it. This is the kind of contribution EMS is all about.” ABOUT EMS: Founded in 2005 by a group of engineers, Electric Motion Systems (EMS) develops high-quality Light Electric Vehicles (LEVs). EMS employs leading experts in electric propulsion systems and uses state-of-the-art technologies and proprietary designs. After 2 years of development, EMS has introduced the world’s best-performing electric bicycle—the E+.For more information about EMS and the E+, contact Marc Pultuskier at 877-824-5339 (ext. 709) or visitwww.electricmotionsystems.com. ...read more
By Electric Motion Systems May 15, 2008
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is a government agency responsible for assigning Department of Transportation numbers, or DOT numbers, to trucking agencies that transport cargo and passengers. If you no longer need your assigned DOT number, you must request its cancellation by mail. ...read more
Car transport companies will move vehicles from one location to another without actually driving the vehicle. Loading cars onto trucks to move them around the country, or even overseas has been done for decades. It can be easy to find a company; you just need to know what to look for. ...read more