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Sprinter...and as I said we(CV/Sprinter) only have to check in IF we are delivering IN Wyoming....

I wasn't knocking Bolt...just stating that they as most businesses would try to get ya to take a lower rate..it is just business and NOT unique to just Bolt...it is always up to the contractor to weigh every offer to what serves their needs...

There is an option to request a "receipt" when the recipient opens the message...

It is NOT posted on the signs...it just says "All Trucks".

I haven't heard of anyone taking MB to task on the premature rust spots.... It is a popular belief that when they are on ship to NA they are exposed to the sea air...as they are not seal coated until final assembly...hence we all got little rust spots appearing that as you know grow...they had a...

Yes..Turtle informed me of Wyoming's requirement.. I was delivering to Gillette....I stopped at the POE on 90 ...they don't scale us....just enter our DOT and look at our BOL...I asked what would happen if we did not do this....the scale gal said..Well IF you should get in an accident or get...

Just don't say yes to them low ball offers...because as much as no one has said it....they do try...once they know you are not stupid. things go better..

Leo..he said he got that ticket for not stopping at the AG station in Florida...

You are aware you'll be heading into a winter storm? Maybe check it out?

Great day....cleaned out closet and my dresser...2 full bags of clothes and 2 of garbage....Judy has a cold and been making her tea all day... I cooked supper..Catfish fillets in a lemon peppercorn breading and a baked potatoe! Kitchen all cleaned up and washer loaded up and counters all...

Hope all goes well back home....

We are NOT being held hostage by the Arabs...it is AMERICAN oil brokers/speculators...mostly Americans doing in Americans...nice.:rolleyes:

Wyoming...vans MUST stop at port of entry IF you deliver in Wyoming...if not...keep on going..

There ya go...thinking again...*LOL*

But a van is a truck by Michigan standards..5,000Lbs... on a slow day Barney Fife or some local jockey could pull ya over... Pretty much do the same as you do...just keep motoring...

That would depend on the states definition of a "truck" Michigan changed their definition a couple years ago to mean truck = 5,000Lbs...but they only enforce it when they are having a slow day or really hard up.

so say in Ill...the road signs says trucks over 4T...55mph.......is that me? and could be a van?

You getting around any easier now?

That's ok..I have some tooth extractions coming up...they don't use freezing up here....the waiting room is outside....*L*

Trade ya Dennis.:confused:.about -5 degrees here..