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Of couse things may have changed since it was 2002 when i signed on with Landstar.

When i was with Landstar this rule applied. If im not mistaken my carrier (Load 1) has the same rule.

Most companies will allow 1 over 15 mph in the last 3 yrs. but thats it. Dont get anymore or you’ll be a goner. No place for speeding in this business. There is plenty of time to make that delivery. If you work for someone who is not realistic and wants you to speed then its time to find a...

Talked with a Bolt driver last night and asked him your question. He said that you need DOT med. card.

See if you can get the vin number of the vehicle and take it to a dealer and have them tell you what was serviced at the dealer.

Just ran my numbers for the first six months and just shy of $60k. Not too bad for a part timer.

Your best bet is to just call the carrier of your choosing and ask them if they require one or ask one of their drivers about it. Nice and easy.

I think that transit would require dual motors just for the extra weight factor. Lol.

Been watching Moonshiners lately?

Are you practicing for retirement?

Depends on what size vehicle. Where your home base is and what type of driving (otr, local, regional or dedicated) will depend on which carrier would suffice. Also how much revenue are you expecting to need to remain solvent? Just a few questions to ponder over.

Mine does. Added more memory after first update.

No his van does. Lol.

My sprinter tech charges 1/3 of what the dealer charges and half the time. Winner, winner chicken dinner. Lol.

Gotta remember too the gvwr is 8550 on these vans and not 9900.

Try like 185”.

Ya think. Lol

Yeah and the contractor paid for the mistake. At least they admitted the mistake before the road was finished.

Somebody has to do it. I just didn’t inhale. Lol