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I paid $500 for no ins. last yr.

It's actually cheaper if you don't have it.

Diesel at my local station that is American owned is 2.19.

This does not apply to our line of work.

FedEx.

Half of those loads should've been gone by 10 am eastern. That's been my experience.

It could be. He was still celebrating turkey day. Lol.

Please come over to November and converse with us.

That's no problem for you to get there by bedtime tonight. When I was at there last Friday, there was 4 to 5 RR vans there.

Last week 3/4. 3900 paid miles. Tues. Mi to Sc Wed. Sc to El Paso Fri. El Paso to Lansing mi Dropped Sun night and now at home doing R&R. Back at it tomorrow.

Try posting this in the Truck forum, you will have better success in getting your question answered.

I guess you guys didn't get the memo or was sleep driving. It says on the sign all trucks , cargo vans and the like to stop in at station. Lol.

Especially with the weekend coming up.

Yeah tell me about it.

That's cool. I've been very busy since the week I came back from the July 4th holiday and the train keeps on a rollin.

Everybody including passenger vehicles. The way I look at is, if I have to chain up then it's too bad to be on the road. The freight can wait. Wouldn't hurt to get a set from a tire store. Get the ones that are cables and not chains because you will not want to chain up anyways. Just have...

If you are traveling through Oregon, you are required to have chains for your vehicle even if you don't plan to use them. This is a year round requirement.

You drove right past it.

2.19 for diesel at the Sunoco right by my house.