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Robert Knerr

Robert Knerr is a former Biller & Kimble client. He served as the class representative on behalf of delivery drivers in a settlement against a Colorado Pizza franchise, Blackjack Pizza. We have learned a lot from Robert over the years, and we appreciate his steadfast commitment to delivery driver rights!

 

About Bob:

City: Boulder, CO

Years On The Road: 6 years

Delivery Car: 1987 Toyota Corolla Station Wagon, 2009 Toyota Corolla, and a 1997 GMC Conversion Van.

Favorite Pizza Toppings: Extra cheese, extra sauce, peperoni, and mushroom.

Favorite Movie: Knives Out

Go-To Karaoke Song: I don’t sing Karaoke – I got thrown out of two choirs when I was a kid!

Hidden Talent: I will find what the employer is doing wrong to help the working man and I will figure out a way to end it, especially if it’s effecting the employees.  I unionized drivers in Denver for the company Global Transportation.

Favorite thing about working as a delivery driver: Well, I’m a high energy person so I like to be on the go, but I also like free pizza!

Quote from Bob: If at first you don’t succeed, try again!

We were thrilled to speak with Bob for an interview to hear his story firsthand. Here it is:

Biller & Kimble: How did you start working as a delivery driver?

Bob Knerr: I needed a new job and Domino’s was willing to hire me and I ended up liking it.

BK: What was your favorite delivery driver job or city?

Bob: Domino’s in Boulder, CO.

BK: How did you learn you might not be reimbursed enough for your vehicle costs?

Bob: I owned a delivery company for 12 years. I knew that we had to pay out mileage then, so I knew the law. Enforcing the law is a whole different world, which is why you need attorneys that can handle the heat for you.

BK: What advice do you have for other drivers?

Bob: Call Biller & Kimble if you aren’t getting paid mileage. All you are doing is ruining your car and there is help available by the government and by law. Don’t let them get away with it – they owe you.