Golden State Fleet Services Inc

Did you know Golden State Fleet Services can move your classic cars?

Another day on the job!

HWY 84 big rig fire

Tractor roll over

Happy Birthday Tony Dixon! From all of us hooligans at GSFS! We miss you!

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Just another great day at Golden State Fleet Services!

The team recovering a car that fell about 70 feet into the water yesterday!

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Got the opportunity to use air bags today!!

We are hiring! San Ramon based Golden State Fleet Services Inc., a Towing and Transport Company is seeking heavy transport drivers to start immediately. The transport driver verifies bill of ladings, loads/unloads trailer, performs pre and post trip vehicle inspections, documenting deficiencies and ensures all safety items are in good working order; as well as maintains neat, clean and professional personal appearance, and maintains vehicle appearance in a professional manne...r. Must have: Experience with moving heavy equipment like backhoes, bull dozers and excavators, using Landoll and Cozad type trailers Clean driving record Class A License Able to pass drug test Speak and read fluent English High school diploma or equivalent (GED) Must be at least 21 years old Ability to routinely lift 25 - 75 lbs Ability to work independently with minimal or no supervision and under some pressure to meet deadlines Must be able to work occasional overtime if necessary Must be able to work with a wide variety of people with different personalities and backgrounds Light duty, medium or heavy towing certificate a plus. Job requires driver to work some weekends and nights. Tow experience a plus! Only qualified applicants should apply. Please send a copy of your resume along with a cover letter to [email protected].

Happy Birthday SUSIE ARRASMITH-HYLES from all of us at Golden State Fleet Services Inc

Move in day!! We are excited to be opening a second location in Dublin. We really make quite the entrance!

What's that stuff falling from the sky? Yup it is rain!!! Here are a few helpful hints on driving in rain! Drive safe people! Exercise extreme caution after a long dry spell. During a dry period, engine oil and grease build up on the road over time. When mixed with water from a new rainfall, the road becomes extremely slick. Continued rainfall will eventually wash away the oil, but the first few hours can be the most dangerous.... Allow for more travel time. You should plan to drive at a slower pace than normal when the roads are wet. Keep in mind that traffic is likely to be moving slower as well. There's also the possibility that your preplanned route may be flooded or jammed. Whatever the case, rushing equals higher risk. Brake earlier and with less force than you would normally. Not only does this increase the stopping distance between you and the car in front of you, it also lets the driver behind you know that you're slowing down. Also, be more meticulous about using turn signals, so that other drivers know your intentions, and take turns and curves with less speed than you would in dry conditions After you cross a puddle, tap on your brake pedal lightly to dry off some of the water on your rotors. Turn on your headlights, even when there's a light sprinkle. It helps you see the road, and more importantly, it helps other motorists see you. However, don't blast your high beams in the rain or fog it'll obscure your view further, as the light will reflect back at you off the water droplets in the air. If your car is equipped with fog lights, you may find it helpful to turn these on, as they throw a little extra light on the road while making your car easier to see. If you start to hydroplane, don't brake suddenly or turn the wheel, or you might spin into a skid. Release the gas pedal slowly and steer straight until the car regains traction. If you must brake, tap the brake pedal (unless you have antilock brakes, in which case you can put your foot down).

More photos from this weekend.

On the scene of a horrible accident this morning on 680. This is the 2nd big rig fire we have taken care of since Sat. Drive safe people!!

CTTA Show and Shine picnic!! They were entered in the contest for Light duty, Medium duty and Rotator class. Fingers crossed for three winners!! Results will be in next Thursday!

Just a few small things we moved!!