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Well then, $40 sounds expensive then

Yeah, I know it is for accidents not sickness, and I pay $40 a week for it, not sure if that is cheap or not

Currently I have occupational insurance thru a Ceva approved company/group plan. Is occupational insurance required by law or just by the company I am leased onto? I am currently running under a friends authority as a sub contractor which allows me to work at Towne Air Freight. If I got my...

A friend of mine? or is everyone at Ceva my friend :p BTW I have barely been working for Ceva, just a run down to Indy from Fort Wayne every Monday evening a couple of runs during the week. I am on a PUD route for Towne Air Monday thru Friday

10 grand is what you should have in savings for emergencies, try the fleet owner idea and see if you like it then invest in a truck or van, unless you are married and get along good with your spouse a van is very small for two people

made sense to me with my ADDHD :rolleyes::D

it's dude not dood. What ****es me off is his wasting tax payer dollars. We now need a special election for his replacement. Why did he run this last time in the first place.:( I never voted for him since his first promise he broke was that he would only run for two terms.

Sitting in beaverdam surfing the web on my Droid

Mid America motor works is there they have tons of parts for air cooled vw's

LMAO so true Smartarse:D

Most of the expedite companies are based in the Midwest. Once on you really don't ever have to go the the main office. Living in Arizona you probably won't get home as often or as easy as living in the Midwest. With that being said why is it not possible going to orientation out East? Is it...

That is a difficult question. I am under 26K and don't pay road tax and therefore don't know how much I am saving. I also can buy exempt diesel here in Indiana so I get a saving there usually around 15 to 20 cents

Oh I beg to differ Dixon ZTR is the way to mow:D

Speech to text is my new favorite feature, just remember to talk slowly and it is very accurate, at least for someone without an accent LOL

I actually heard stories of van drivers sitting in Laredo, Tx for two weeks without getting a load :eek::rolleyes:

My Hino, which is a daycab gets anywhere from 7 to 10 depending on if I have it in power or economy mode(it's an automatic) If I have a load or not, if it's windy or not(I have a tall box) Top speed governed at 70 but it turns about 2800 rpm so 65 is much better for fuel economy

I saw the Love's on the local news, there was nothing left of the building. The manager and workers saved many lives that day.

I had a Chevy Express cargo van when I was working for FedEx Home Delivery I was in the back getting a parcel with a load that was all the way to the ceiling. The wind closed the rear door and locked me in, because of the stupid child safety lock system. Needless to say I had to dig my way...

Get the Weatherbug app, it alerts you to all the weather alerts in your area and you can pull up radar on your screen best of all it is free :D Pandora is pretty cool too if you like listening to music I just got my Droid so I am still looking Google Maps is pretty cool and your phone...

Plus, if you have time you can visit OVM in Toledo:D