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Well, I just assumed, you know what assume does LOL Some employers require the drug pee test after an accident

get yer mind outta da gutter, think they are just checking to see how limber you are and if you can move around. BTW the doctor I went to was female:)

There are still a few companies that actually make stuff here. One such company is MacNeil Automotive Products Weathertech.com Their products are more expensive since they are made here but in my opinion, you get what you pay for. I have used their products in various cars and have never...

Drug & Diabetes pee test, breathalyzer, blood pressure, vision/color blindness test, balance(standing on one foot), bending over touching feet(yeah right!!!) Hernia check(cough:eek:) When answering questionaire if you check that you have sleep apnea, then they will make you go do a sleep study...

OVM's office office

2011 Nissan NV2500 Not exactly a Sprinter killer, but will give the two American vans a run for their money

I can't imagine having the runs for three days:eek::D Especially in a cargo van:cool:

I saw an extended cab dually pickup yesterday with a home AC mounted in the rear window.....gues the AC went out on the truck and that was a cheap fix:eek::rolleyes:

Darn it!!!! Now I gotta go get a bowl of ice cream:rolleyes::D A mixing bowl:eek:;)

I agree on having some of the same sessions both day, not everyone is so lucky as to be able to attend both days.

Not sure why no one else is chipping in

I have to agree on the rough ride, I am now being babied with the nice ride of my International, the air ride rear doesn't hurt also:D

Not sure where you are, here we can get a DOT physical the same day and with no appointment. Look for an occupational health clinic the ones here are called Redimed. Most of these clinics no appointment needed

I'll pass the info along to them. They both have daycab under CDL straights so that is why I was asking about local work. I also know of a van and cube driver that might take longer runs if the money is right. I'll pass the info along to them too. They all have their own authority by the...

Welcome, Auburn, In? we are nearly neighbors. I live in Harlan:) If you have any local work within 100 mile radius of Fort Wayne that requires a 24' to 26' straight truck with a liftgate. I know of two guys that could use the work.

I saw a Sprinter today with a big generator with frame and wheels and a big ac unit mounted to the roof. Now I've seen everything:eek:

I still cannot see how a van can profit the owner and the driver unless it is a team van. Most van owners are doing okay, but to split the income say 65/35 doesn't seem like it would be worth it.

I was having the same problem with the popup and not being able to move it or x it out. This was on my HP Mini windows xp, which has a very small screen. My other laptop a Toshiba, I had no problems at all. It was blocking my access to the forums :eek: maybe your trying to tell me...

Also, the majority of Owner Operators here get a per loaded mile pay and can differ from company to company and even from load to load The drivers who are working for an owner usually get a percentage 70/30, 65/35 The pay for a van is usually under a dollar a mile(very rough estimate) The pay...

I pay just over $500 a month in insurance. I am not leased to anyone, but work for a guy with his own authority. Before I was leased to Ceva and they covered the Liability part of the insurance when I was under a load with them I drive an under CDL Straight truck BTW