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"As he extended his hand, I made a mental note to check its size. It was smaller than mine, but did not seem unusually so." - Saint James Comey

I think Betsy DeVos would be a great AG! She's very versatile. She is precisely as qualified to run the DOJ as she is to run the Department of Education.

The Drive-A-Check, or DAC, is like a credit report for CDL holders.

Possible, I guess, but not according to Comey's testimony.

We've heard no official excuse for the recusal. No comments from the Justice Department at all. But having worked for Guliani is certainly reason enough for his refusal. And having actively campaigned for Trump himself, including donating money to the campaign makes recusal a no brainer. But...

Mark Zuckerberg certainly thinks so. <snort>

Nothing in that article about who made the decision of recusal. All it says is the recusal was approved by senior Justice Department officials. It could be the Executive Office for United States Attorneys (EOUSA - the direct conduit of supervision, administrative support, and oversight between...

CDS = Certified Director of Safety CDT = Certified Driver Trainer COSS = Certified Occupational Safety Specialist

Ah, the good old days when HAZMAT paid serious money. Nowadays it pays diddly squat. I dropped my endorsement 3 years ago .Haven't regretted it once.

If by "car" you mean "card," the answer is no. The Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) is required by the Maritime Transportation Security Act for workers who need access to secure areas of maritime facilities and vessels. It is also sometimes used at other facilities such as...

Any of the major companies can be counted on for timely payment.

Others can pay an LTL terminal to do the crossdock. Many warehouses offer crossdocking services ,as well. A few tow truck companies have forklifts and will do a transfer from one van to another. Sometimes it's as easy as doing a Google search for "crossdock facility near me" to get an idea of...

Even commercial insurance might not cover expediting. Regular insurance for-sure won't. As for dispatchers being insurance experts, I have my doubts.

First, I'd have taken the load to North Dakota. Or simply turned it down and waited for a load going in a better direction. Second, since the only thing you can count on in expediting is the unexpected, if you need to get home to load the van up then it's either wait on a load heading south, or...

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I think you should go to 16-inch wheels like everybody else. Easy to find tires for that. :D

I agree. You can get away with no thermostat for a while, a few days, even a week or two. But a year? I'll leave the experienced comments to Greasyshirt, but I'd think even with an engine that was overhauled a year prior, that's a really lot of engine wear. I'd want an insanely good deal on...

Yeah. If you look closely (zoom in) at the "quilted" picture above, you can see the metal grommets where the suction cups go. There's like a little nubby nubbin thing that you push through the grommet hole to secure the suction cup to the insulation. Reverse the process to remove the cups. You...

Oh, the J in San Antonio. Park under those trees. I dare ya. :D

The New York judge who threw out the case previously had it right. The Constitution makes it crystal clear that the Emoluments Clause is strictly the purview of Congress. It's up to the Congress, not the Judicial Branch, to provide consent, or not, with regard to the Emoluments Clause. Congress...