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Regulations v Education or Attitude My question is which of the above would result in a safer driver. Increased regulation, extra driver education, or more respect for the other drivers, who you share the road with. jimmy

That might be like leading the horse to water, you still can not make him drink. I do agree with increased education though, persuading people to use that knowlege ? I am often amazed at the lack of consideration for others, shown by some drivers jimmy

Was not aware of that. Hope to get the chance to check that out in person one of these days. Thanks for the info. jimmy

What would it be then?

I have my doubts that you will make the world safe from itself, by throwing more rules and regulations at it. jimmy

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Paper currency is fundmentally an method of accounting. Worthless if people have no faith in it. Paper wealth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia jimmy

Congratulations to you both. Hope you have many more happy years together. jimmy

Article from the Springfield News-Sun Navistar needs engine approval This paragraph caught my attention though. "The technology Navistar is trying to used is based on a process EPA patented in 2004. Navistar’s Schrier said the company pays licensing fees to the EPA for use of that process."...

Pallud, Please remember that both Drivers and Inspectors are in a potentially stressful enviroment. I will say this though, I do not believe truck scales or the road side is the proper place to conduct truck safety inspections. jimmy

Took me a little while to catch on to the joke. At least I hope it was joke:confused:. If Homeland Security is involved it might not be a joke. Or that might be the biggest joke of all. jimmy

Bucksville, Al. Petro waiting for a load. jimmy

Thanks Xlman78. Still looking. jimmy

Thanks Kristi. Still looking for most economical way to go with the wireless broadband. jimmy