What happens when you take a U-Haul truck on a really long trip:
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Monday, January 14, 2008
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Los Angeles Times Investigates U-Haul.
The L.A. Times published the findings of a three-part investigation of U-Haul:
Driving with rented risks
In the first part (6/24/07), the Times investigation finds the company's practices raise the risk of accidents on the road.
Upkeep lags in U-Haul's aging fleet
In the second part (6/25/07), the Times found many trucks have high mileage and safety checks were often overdue; customers describe breakdowns and accidents.
Key trial evidence goes missing
Injured customers suing U-Haul over accidents have sought key equipment, only to find it lost or discarded (6/26/07).
Driving with rented risks
In the first part (6/24/07), the Times investigation finds the company's practices raise the risk of accidents on the road.
Upkeep lags in U-Haul's aging fleet
In the second part (6/25/07), the Times found many trucks have high mileage and safety checks were often overdue; customers describe breakdowns and accidents.
Key trial evidence goes missing
Injured customers suing U-Haul over accidents have sought key equipment, only to find it lost or discarded (6/26/07).
Monday, June 25, 2007
Ruling struck at "Just Say Yes" reservations policy in CA.
From the L.A. Times (6/25/07):
Ruling struck at reservations policy.
U-Haul agents are told to accept all reservations, even if they don't know if equipment will be available.
U-Haul customers who have seethed over botched reservations were vindicated last year when a California judge ruled that the company had engaged in "unlawful and fraudulent business practices."
Ruling struck at reservations policy.
U-Haul agents are told to accept all reservations, even if they don't know if equipment will be available.
U-Haul customers who have seethed over botched reservations were vindicated last year when a California judge ruled that the company had engaged in "unlawful and fraudulent business practices."
Friday, October 6, 2006
U-Haul Gets Hauled Into Court Over Refueling Charges.
A class action lawsuit against U-Haul of California and U-Haul International, Inc. contends that U-Haul's refueling charges and practices violate the California Consumer Legal Remedies Act and the California Unfair Competition Law.
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2006/10/uhaul_fuel.html
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2006/10/uhaul_fuel.html
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