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FWIW, Joe, (at least in the states) the sniffing by the dog is an examination without a foundation for a search. A positive response is PC for a search warrant, whether it was a false positive or an accurate response. I'm sure I don't have to tell you that a dog can be led into a positive...

That would matter if you insure your truck through them. We don't. No waiver needed.

I don't believe that's right, Jim. That driver, I believe, could have logged into your QC with his/her driver ID and password, and driven your truck to the consignee and back to Wally World. That being said, sorry. I'm not letting someone else drive my truck to rectify the carrier's mistake...

Is there an echo in here?

Wrong, Bum. Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Alberta all come to mind with 110 kph limits in places, making Ontario and Quebec's stupid limiter rule overly restrictive. It's simply a business choice for us to have one.

Dairy, Bill.

Big of you to say, Mcavoy. Accepted and let's move forward. Myrian and I remain students of our trade. Safety is (are) the biggest skill(s) we look to hone every day. When we stop learning, or at least trying to, we'll hang up the keys. You have to believe that this incident cycled through...

First thing is no kitty, and you at least need a liftgate. 'Going' White Glove? Unless you're moving into another fleet owner's truck that already has a slot, or you're buying a truck that has a slot going with it, you're going on "the list". Call your CC. They will give you the list of...

Morons who post conclusions while knowing very few facts should have their computers taken away. Star's assumptions are spot-on. Couple those with a merge for a coming one-lane construction zone on an unlit roadway also came into play. For the record, my wife was driving; I was in the...

Wait.....there's Nutella in the Coleman Young building? Worse yet.......There's a Coleman Young building? Next thing you'll find out is that scumbag mayor got let out of the hokey in Manistee.........

Ummm....how's that saying go? Oh, here it is: Go Greyhound, and leave the driving to us!

'specially at high altitudes.

Slow. Hit a cow Tuesday AM. Out of commission for the next few weeks. All other close FDCC-ers report very busy with predispatches right after their current run as the norm. Ours was as well, prior to the bovine collision. S**t happens. In our case, it landed on top of the sleeper.

You are right, redytrk. Or a school bus fully loaded with kids. They're not speed limited, either. Ask me how I know..... Posted with my Droid EO Forum App

Exactly my point, shelled one. Posted with my Droid EO Forum App

Let me get this straight: you're doing 65 downhill, and blow a steer tire........and you want to speed up? Did I read that right? Posted with my Droid EO Forum App

Does your truck go faster than 65 mph on level ground? Posted with my Droid EO Forum App

I say blame the wife. I like to, but the caveat is that it usually ends with a collision that is somewhat painful. That's my loony in the lake. Posted with my Droid EO Forum App

Why'd you lose it, Leo? Dimensions?

Him? Really?