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I always feel like the getting punked part of it is them laughing at me as I stand there being polite and patient so as not to irritate the union idiot.

You know what they say, Apocolyps happens.

TerryandRene, thanks for the Kentucy update. That's the first I've heard of it. Greg334, time spent waiting for a load at home is off-duty. Time waiting for a load in a truckstop may be a different matter. Before the changes, time waiting in a truckstop was considered on-duty. Of course, I know...

I wonder what Pat Robertson thinks of this weather?

DaveKC hit the nail square with securing the scene. Get those flares and reflecters set up. There would be responsibility on someones part if another vehicle came along and hit one of the vehicles involved.

"Can't we all just get along?" A quote from a deep, philisophical thinker like Rodney King really puts things into perspective. Makes our differences seem rather petty. It kind of makes you want to stand in the middle of the World Famous Detroiter van parking area and shout, "I love you, man!"...

Don't quit your day job yet, but you can be pretty funny at times. I HATE junk on my dash. I had my Sirius in the middle of the dash and I had to move it after a couple of days.

The most common thing I've seen is a reciever hitch with a bar in the reciever as a second bumper.

I think I've also seen this van. In addition to what you've mentioned, they were running team with 2 VERY large dogs. Where DO they put the freight?

Kudos Broompiolt. This was a very interesting read. Newbees should read this with a very open mind. This next is probably a bit of stating the obvious. You newbees need to take the spirit of this thread with you as you talk to drivers on the road. As Bryan said, some don't want to hear the...

Assuming you are talking about using a FAST lane when empty, my experience has been that it is a grey area. For going into Canada I was given a card that only had my carriers I.D. on it. I was told this was for using the FAST lane coming in empty and with dunnage. Some officers were fine with...

I've been looking for the '06 Next Exit. Anyone seen it yet?

Well Bryan, those are lofty goals for someone that likes to spend half the year sitting around the house. 50 more days out would almost put you at part time. Even though I'm heading into uncharted waters, I'll take you up on the bet. However, that's assuming my drug test comes back O.K. today...

When I bid farewell to '05 I also asked that it not let the door hit it in the rear-end on the way out. Business wise, it was littered with way more than it's share of B.S. I kept my composure and maintained the necessary polite attitude, but there were a couple of times I may have seen the...

In the early days of expediting cars were used and called "A" units.

I know you've been asked already, but, how about some pictures?

The requirement for synthetic oil has been dropped. I think that began with the '04s.

I have a friend that lives in Lincoln Park and has a T-300. He uses the dealership in Toledo and has been very happy.

I think a little clarification is in order here. First, what did the subject title have to do with the post. There were no vehicles of any size offered for sale. Second, are you saying that if someone does'nt want to work, does'nt make their payments and, as a result, loses the truck, then that...

If credit score is an issue that may bring home equity into play. There are a significant number of us that don't even own homes or even just live in the truck.