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Because crap happens..you pick on a Sat and deliver Sunday morning and consignee isn't open...even with a confirmation...now you are stuck loaded till Monday and you'll lose Mondays pre-assigned load...they won't take the chance...Murphys law..

well..he is the savior ya know...and he bows to everyone else..:rolleyes:

That has to be a joke right? :eek:

Here in Alabama the dealer quoted me 16,000 for an engine...in SD it was only 12,000....I'll tow mine home to get it fixed.. Parts are getting more available and they are not so expensive to repair... an experienced CV driver can still make a good buck...

2...a Dodge 3/4T with a 1T upgrade with over 1/2 mill on it at home still runs and now this sprinter...

sure nice of the dealer to let me use their shore power..saved me some bucks for sure... Going to do a pre-emptive strike and have the new altenator I bought from Turtle installed...I think I've got my moneys worth out of the old one....besides they'll have it apart anyhow and save me even more...

Such deficit reduction had been championed Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper before the G20 gathering in Toronto, and found hearty support from other leaders such as German Chancellor Angela Merkel. But U.S. President Obama had warned that cutting off fiscal stimulus too early could...

By CNBC 06/28/10 - 03:24 PM EDT By Andrew B. Busch Following the letter of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, the G20 did something extraordinary: they've agreed to specific dates and amounts for fiscal deficit reduction. "There is a risk that synchronized fiscal adjustment across...

actually it was 12 ships...see Dutch law: The Dutch (Netherlands) offered assistance of 12 state (country) owned hi-tech vessels that can handle 400 cubic meter per hour. Each ship that was offered at that time exceeded ALL the cleanup capacity in the Gulf of the entire US operation. The...

yup....just went thru that...sprinter...clutch fan was shot..

putting on my carrier thinking cap..... Yes, true....the carrier would "appear" to walk away clear..

oh sure..carriers could use the CSA as an excuse in a unionized shop...but they don't need an excuse to cancel our contracts....we are disposable...always have been....

But they are increasing a penalty for violations already dealt with....if they kept the past violation at say 1 point that would be more acceptable because violations under the old rules stayed for 3 years...now it is only 2 yrs I believe...

You have a shower in your truck? only 5 g's? thats a short shower....

The first definition of what exactly constitutes an ex post facto law is found in Calder v Bull (3 US 386 [1798]), in the opinion of Justice Chase: "1st. Every law that makes an action done before the passing of the law, and which was innocent when done, criminal; and punishes such action...

ex post facto law A law intended to apply to crimes or events that took place before its passage. The United States Constitution forbids the passage of ex post facto criminal laws, on the principle that it is wrong to punish an act which was not illegal when committed.

It actual pertains to changing or editing any Law and forcing the changes on those who where under the original Law. For example when a person signed up for Social Security in 1960 any changes to the Social Security Law after this entering into the Social Security System should not justly affect...

this censor is crazy..I can say screw you but i can't take a whiz while I say it....:rolleyes:

darn, thats a lot of ****....don't you ever walk to a rest area or whatever?

You mean if you had of known you'd be self incriminating yourself, you may have fought that ticket 2 years ago.... you paid the price once and now you'll be punished again...like double jeopardy?