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I guess your SOL. lol

At the j in Doswell va. Relocated here this morning from DC. Had 3 calls already. Turned 2 down and ok'd the 3rd which was a bid load. Come to find out that load grew too big to fit on my sprinter so it cancelled. Now waiting on the next call.

A lot of them run out of IL, MN and WI. Some out upstate NY also.

Between not stopping at rest areas and not stopping for fuel, one has to think there is going to be some sort of problem there.

Got to the pilot in Hagerstown around 2 am and took a 3 1/2 hr nap. Left at 6 am and delivered at 0740 in Sterling va. Now about 1 mi from delivery at a Sam's Club with every other truck in town getting ready to jump back in the sack.

Welcome to May. If April showers bring May flowers. What do mayflowers bring? May everybody have a prosperous month. Good night now.

I'll find out tomorrow.

Feeling better. Back in service yesterday afternoon. Sunday morning pickup in Northville mi to the beltway area. Now to make up for the lost week and a half that just went by.

I thought it was 45 days per DOT rules. My last carrier who is DOT parinoid followed the DOT rules by the book and then some.

Do chickens have teeth?

One thing you have to remember this site yes it may be an expedited site, it mainly consists of cargo van, sprinter and straight truck drivers. Now there are a few tractor drivers on here but they are the minority.

I got no where but staying in bed trying to get rid of this terrible head cold.

What about 2 feet.

I don't worry about the 50 mi per hour speed limit when I run because the fastest I am going to run my truck is 65 mph and get there when I get there. So what if I'm late, I don't care especially with the rates we are getting.

Yea it felt nice with no nasal drip or eyes watering while on the left coast due to that 15% humidity.

Came home after delivery to Toledo for a family event on Saturday. Now at home for a few days while my allergies kick my butt.

Out of the cracker jack box.

He got a really good deal on a Honda 3000 that he couldn't pass on.

And Jack Benny has been dead for at least 39 years. Right.

On my most recent trip to the left coast and back, I would say about 80% of the cargo vans and sprinters that either passed me or I passed them or going the other way on the freeway (ones I could see) did not have markings on them.