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Please see Let's Nitpick Let's Bicker thread for the reply.

No you won't. Do it, I dare you.

Shut up stupid.

H&R Block but the person that did them is someone that knows trucks and has done them in the past for me. The only deductions I had this year were per diem, entertainment, tools, gloves, and tolls since I drive another person's truck now.

You will want to be prepared with your tax money and keep around 10-15% in an account to pay at the end of the year. I ended up with a tax bill of almost $6k between income, Social Security, Medicare, self employment, and state taxes. You will now be responsible for 100% of your Social Security...

Just north of Nogales, AZ at the Pilot and I can't wait to be done with this load. It has been one problem after another.

Rule 3 - My mommy said so too.

A big mistake people make is buying the R134a with oil in it which over fills the system with oil which doesn't leave enough room for refrigerant.

Some people don't know how to react when something embarrassing happens to someone else, I find it easier to laugh than come up with something to comfort them.

I have stopped people I see getting ready to pay for showers and give them one. My showers don't expire at the TA/Petro and I frequently have to purchase 75 gallons at a time to keep weight off of my steer axle so I will fuel 2 times a day.

If you are a solo then class A is the better route, a same household team can do well with either.

That's what kills me about so many of the Tea Party groups I follow on Facebook. If you want the government out of our lives then you had better not be supporting the government getting involved in things like who marries who. Then you have the liberals supporting the government getting involved...

Dear AMonger, Lighten up. Yours Truly, God

The new trucks that have finally overcome the initial loss the older EGR trucks had can achieve much better fuel mileage. MVT's top drivers can hit the 10mpg mark due to the large amount of money invested in the trucks and trailers but it just is not a reality for the industry. The money has...

The driver seems to be watching an instant read mpg gauge, 8.5 normally but 11 when coasting down hill. If the driver is giving an answer with a 35% margin of error it means he has no idea of what the real average is and as a company driver likely doesn't care.

The APU is a great benefit for the company and drivers.

I saw the picture on Facebook, what happened?

What fuel saving measures has Ozark taken? Sideskirts? Are you governed at 63? APU?

You have to remember the decrease of 1mpg that came with the EGR. I was getting over 7mpg running 70mph, the truck was an '01 Freightliner. Right now I am driving an '05 Freightliner and at 65 it gets about 6mpg. As the technology improves some of the lost fuel mileage is coming back but 8mpg is...

This should have happened as soon as the pill was introduced and known to be safe.