Martin Marietta - Riverbend Sand & Gravel

This company has a flagger who yells profanity at people when they obey the other flaggers. The flaggers then changed shifts and the one yelling profanity at me yelled more profanity at me as I drove off. This was unnecessary and is totally unprofessional in my opinion. I also believe people like him should NOT be placed in general public settings.

Loaders get annoyed or mad when drivers ask where material is being loaded at. Sometimes they don't answer at all, the drivers do. I suggest either they should always answer, or have a sign at the pit entrance visible to drivers to let us know where each material is being loaded at. For example, Aggregate Industries PlatteValley across US85.

No people. Very quiet. Very beautiful