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I second those emotions! Happy Birthday!

When FedEx put Vans on flat rate,they said they would get more miles too,from what I hear it never happened.

Have you ever driven a straight truck?

Written in the laws of physics, leverage!

assume that once i get through school i will have to "pay my dues". I think FECC is 6 moths experience before you are able to run for them, If FECC approves the school where you took the test,I think they will waive that 6 months experience. So you could drive for a fleet owner,right out of...

I don't have regulation or regular it feels like lol Try Ex-Lax or some other laxative. LOL

Most likely an Ex FedEx driver! "Flat rate me,I'll start my own company!"

Sometimes it gets to ya,don't let it,when you least expect it,bam,you will be on a good run. That's the fun in expediting. Shoot you may be gone already.

Very dangerous,it's called following to close!

If you get 20mpg,then there are 5 miles in a quart,right?

I think, if you had entered numbers before logging her off,it would have worked. Maybe,I'm not positive. Can't you edit the log adding the numbers?

Looks like a couple brokers got together and said lets start a company and make some real money!

They chose not to return,in order to avoid sitting,and make money.

Roberts had those,they called them A units,didn't last long. I think most slept in the truck bed. I never saw one with a team though. FedEx got rid of them I think,after the buy out.

It can be done but it is tough. I met a husband wife team who drove a T/T based in CA. Once they were loaded out of CA,they would not return until they had covered 100,000 miles,which was at least a year. Most of the work is east of I35.

Maybe your question should be,What is the difference between a Bill of Lading and a Freight Bill?

You know it's kind of funny in a sad kind of way. I don't remember where I was picking up,I think it was Ohio somewhere,but it was 1993,when I was brand new to Expediting,I was talking to a gentleman on the dock,and he said"your getting into Expediting a bit late,the peak was in the 1980's". I...

Happy Birthday Leo!!!

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From the FMCSA rules. States must allow certain devices to extend beyond the 2.6 m (102-inch) width limit of CMVs on the NN and reasonable access routes. These include rear-view mirrors, turn signal lamps, handholds for cab entry/egress, splash and spray suppressant devices, and load-induced...