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1 dollar US gets you 1.3498 CAD, - fees You'll think you won the lotto until you fill up at 1.20 a litre Edit: that's Ontario, Alberta likely much cheaper

Yep never had a cheaper set of tires :D

Well if I was asked if I wanted to be paid in USD or CAD id take the extra 33% in USD I remember tho the Canadian dollar at 1.10 US...

So the canadian dollar is lower. I calculated those prices at today's (yesterday's) exchange rates

Yes about 2 years or a little more...when gas went down our dollar went with it...

Did. Not now. But they may change their tune next week again The cargo I'm dropping, giving them exclusive for now...can pick it up again if I have to find my own loads BTW $7200 CAD is $5300 USD if that helps...and its way past the minimum requirements so I could drop it down for independent...

Not at all. Could not replace that time with the kids tho, last del was Feb 28th. Wife says I'm stubborn cause I'd rather stay home than work in a way I don't want to. $380 CDN for full coverage + 2 mil liability, and only $220 for 250k cargo insurance...if the "new" carrier doesn't play nice...

So I now have insurance. I can't remember what I wanted it for...thought I beat you all to retirement Congrats Fastman!

Porky Sprinter. Mine weighs 5450 with me, scaled (No gear not even a spare tire)

As promised my summer setup Also my winter setup

Hello. There are 2 types of work in Canada right now. 1. Out and back expediting 2. Taking care of someone's customers What do you want to do? Of course they will push you to buy as new a vehicle as necessary. IMO expediting is too tough for a newbie. Drive someone else's van. If you're all...

Happy Birthday!!!

Happy Birthday!!!

Sadly I've decided this is the last diesel I'm going to own. Everything I love about them is based on pre-emissions. Propane near me at 1.31 a gallon helps...my next van will be a dual fuel

Final negotiations for insurance. They just want to know exactly what I'll be hauling in every instance o_O One run consists of mail, I was told they might have a problem with courier work :confused2: ???¿????

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Of course this doesn't prevent me from being stuck at the border for 14 hours either lol

You still use stickers? :D That stuff isn't necessary anymore, somebody's being cheap I rarely even submit paperwork anymore, usually the customer does...i do get asked where I'm crossing when accepting a load...the aci/ace comes as a PDF I print it out and all done

Global warming.

Big news!! (For me) I almost kinda maybe got insurance!! And they beat 5 weeks!!! (By a few days)