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In Columbus Grove, OH, recent feedback on Pride Hauling&Recycling Company is overwhelmingly negative, yielding 8/100. Customers report non‑responsive dumpster pickups, poor follow‑through, and safety issues tied to unsecured loads and erratic truck driving. Some note confusion about whether it’s a true recycling drop‑off. Professionalism and customer service are recurring pain points, while pricing, inventory variety, yard organization, ease of finding parts, and wait times aren’t meaningfully covered. Few strengths are noted; expect a negative trend until fixes occur.
Your purple dump truck had an unsecured load today and large items were blowing out out of the back contributing to an already bad litter problem along 315 south.
I don't have experience with the business itself, but I did have the unfortunate luck of being behind your purple dump truck today (04/04/25). This particular truck, for some reason, had a cardboard box shoved in front of the radiator, and one of their back lights were burned out. It had been in front of me when I turned on to McKinley rd from Dublin rd. The speed limit down that part of McKinley is 50 mph. Your truck was not only going 20 mph UNDER the speed limit, but the person driving was also swerving all over the lane. They swerved so far to the right that they went into the dirt a few times, creating a dirt cloud in front of me. They also swerved so far to the left that they crossed the line multiple times. They didn't just go 30mph for a few minutes (speed limit was 50), they drove that speed, and sometimes a little under it all the way to the Fisher Rd. intersection. They stopped at the stoplight, and when it turned green, they continued again. When the speed limit changed to 35mph, they dropped down to between 20-25mph. If all of this wasn't bad enough, they went through a red light further down the road. This wasn't a yellow light that changed on them, this was a completely red light that had changed before they even went under the opposite facing lights. There is no excuse for any of these things. This person was clearly either on the phone distracted or driving under the influence. This was not only unprofessional but also put people's lives at risk.
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