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You get paid for the risk...except Fema stuff and boxes get wiped out..:rolleyes::eek: it is the same premise as giving a carrier 12 feet instead of 8 feet and not getting paid..people say well you got a load before others did so the 12 feet did pay...nice in theory but business ain't like...

On average it doesn't usually snow when the temp is below 0...only when it warms up to the 25 degree and above "on average" A warmer winter in that light would dictate more snow...

I can understand Scuba's concern..I really can.. Dave has the best answer for you big guys...don't go in bad weather.... and just transfer the load onto me and we'll be all set.... Joe you don't sit long enough in Joisey to worry about it...*LOL* and if it does snow a little...just drive...

Be my guest...I'll even volunteer driving directions for you to pick it up...;) Turtle...Correct....beside jumping the que...there is no other renumeration for the risk....if the load sprouts a leak I could be OOS for days or weeks depending on the spill...and just whom will pay me for my...