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A cube van will give you more room in the back, but it'll drain your wallet when it's about fuel. Also you might be pulled over pretty often since some cube van drivers are hauling heavier freight that they were supposed to...

Twins... ;)

That's not good... not about retiring, but involuntary looking like one... :(

Is it slow everywhere, or just my guys are unlucky? :(

Yet it's fun! ;)

Going... for a walk ;)

Actually I did pretty good the second half of '09... but to copy you, don't remind me about the first half of '09... :)

It reminds me of '08... deadheading on my own anywhere where I knew they might get me a load...

I've been in this business for over two decades now and yes, I can say it can support a family. It takes some sacrifices (being away from your family for long periods of time), but again, it can support a family.

Mine's FBI Surveillance Vehicle ;)

It might be a typo... been once for a 3,000 lbs load and it turned out to be a 30.00 lbs...

One for the weekend...

I was disappointed with Bolt back in '09, but four years later when I came back I found a totally changed carrier. In better. No Kool Aid... ;)

Early spring, eh?

A friend of mine told me about that... it's crazy...

8... so far...

Believe it or not, I drove my Savana for 10 years (almost 800,000 miles) and I changed only one headlight (plus 2 brake lights and about 4-5 tag lights).

I believe that was the idea for raising the rates, to "kill" the small carriers by pushing the O/O's to those larger carriers that offer their own insurance for way lower rates.