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33,000 is not absurd for a class 7 two axle truck it is the norm you can carry about a 15,000 lb. payload.

I have been a member at dslreports.com for years it is a Broadband news based site but if you go into the forums there is one for just about everything and a lot of smart people and professionals as well. I admit these type sites even this one are not the same as a few years ago. But check it...

If you check out the US Department of State they have warnings about going there,as well as other countries that may not be safe. The normal tourist cities are pretty safe but not along the border.

Maybe the only way to prevent a cell phone from being tracked is to remove the battery?

Then you must be correct,but if I drove a two axle class 8 in CA or any state I would follow the truck speed limit.

You are a truck in every state. That is why you must have a class B license. Now you will see signs forbidding trucks with more than two axles from being in certain lanes.

Google is your friend (and your enemy). Truck classification - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Are you saying CA doesn't consider a class 7 two axle a truck,I doubt that is true.

If you are 6 wheels or more you are most likely a truck. I think.

OK i'll do your work for you. But u don't mention what u drive. U.S. Truck and Auto Speed Limits

You don't mention which mail is being deleted old or new,could it be your inbox is full and the system deletes the old to make room for the new. Just a guess.

No I never have crossed the Border,but I wish I would have,as of late I am troubled by all the Drug Cartel trouble that you hear about on the news. Don't want to get caught in the cross fire. Also was more worried about a load out.

I see what your saying,you let your browser remember your password for you. That is also a security risk.Bottom line if you don't remember your password it is no good. http://ask-leo.com/is_it_safe_to_let_my_browser_remember_passwords.html

That would be a security issue in the event it isn't you trying to log in.

It is debatable when is a good time to use flashers as the diversity in State laws proves. I think we can all agree though that flashing your hazard lights doesn't exempt you from the minimum speed limit. Hazard Light Use | AAA/CAA Digest of Motor Laws

Conviction

That is exactly why they overcharged Zimmerman and why they lost,if they had gone with Involuntary Manslaughter they might have pulled it off!