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Wow that's a pretty tall order. I somehow doubt that the company you describe (in full) actually exists....but we can always hope now, can't we??;);)

Thanks for the link Turtle. The download that I spoke of is for TomTom AFTER you buy the product so it's useless to anyone but TomTom owners.

Thanks Coco for a really nice post.:)

But Lawrence.......the phone IS our main "road tool"!!!:rolleyes::rolleyes:

Well what kind of a loaded question is that??:p:p Me thinks you've known us for enough years that you would know all those traits!! :eek: PS...some on here might get their feathers a little ruffled at the suggestion that we share any personality traits at all!!!:rolleyes:

Try here: PC Miler Mileage and Truck Routing Software

Hi Rocketman...I would go with something a little more high end and this is why (bear with me): We started with a Garmin Streetpilot 6 years ago. It was the mac-daddy at the time. Worked great for a little over a year and then started freezing up on us. It was still under warranty with Comp USA...

But darn isn't that a great phone!!! All in all me thinks I'll stay with Verizon and go with the ipod touch, same concept without the phone.

PJ, you are correct about us old-timers learning, I learn something new most every time I log on here. BTW, with 20 posts now, I think you should have 2 cents worth, not just one penny in the pond!!;)

Simple.......WE'RE ALL NUTS!!!!

That phone service 4 thing is what bothers me. I really like our Verizon service and would hesitate to change. I've been looking at the new Ipod Touch mp3, many of the features that the Iphone has including wifi but without the phone. They come with 8,16, or 32 GB and I'm thinking that's all I'd...

Wow, I thought it was an interesting read. Pelicn can you recall what his problems were with it? I ask in that way because I personally have no memory and wouldn't be able to relay too much info.:eek:

God Bless his family, friends, and all who cared for him. This leaves such a hole in your heart.

And don't forget Coco, wherever you are, you're carrying precious cargo....no, not in the box, I mean you and your co-driver...keep yourselves safe! ;)

Try the Wal Mart @ exit 64 on I85, they are truck friendly and a good selection of eateries in the area.

It could be something as simple as the person that called the load in was inexperienced in everything that goes on at the docks. When we were still working in shipping, one of our guys worked on Sat. and called Panther to come and get the load. He'd seen Panther pick up their product a cazillion...

"But when we open that overhead door it gets so very cold in here"!! :( Guess they'd rather pay more for a larger vehicle whether they need it or not....pretty lame.

I just don't "get" why any company would expect you to agree to a load without all of the pertinent information. When we arrive at a shipper, if the load is not as the shipper said it would be, i.e. hazardous or overweight for the class load it was offered at, we simply don't leave the dock...

I like this idea the best, seems the safest way to go.....Fed Ex, are you reading this???

Sounds like a lot of hassle for a device that STILL requires your full concentration to use. Call me old fashioned or whatever but I still believe the best way is to pull over, whether it be clink or phone (unless you're using a hands free device). I've seen far too many "drifting" vehicles and...