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It would have been nice to keep rolling, but without a passenger door, I wouldn't make it very far. At least no one was injured .

Happened in Texas.

Did they also cover your expenses, I.e. motels, meals, etc, for the time you were without the truck? Of course, this happened out of state. Im not looking for anything extra just my actual out of pocket costs.

Slightly off topic, but the same applies to salt. When I decided to cut out excess sodium from my diet, I noticed that many foods became intolerable due to the saltiness that I had not noticed before.

I'm looking for some opinions. A couple of days ago my truck was hit by another truck in a truckstop parking lot. Completely his fault, he was backing in NEXT to me, which turned out to be INTO me. I have over $6000 in damage to my truck. He had none. Insurance will cover the damage, but what...

Maybe the the one in Quebec, but the one in Laredo looks like a house on Google maps. For that matter , so does ep transport in Laredo . Neither one looks to have any room for truck parking.

The forza transport services is in Laredo too, not Quebec. Different US Dot # . The quicktransportsolutions.com site was the only reference I could find to either of these.

I'm not looking to work for them. I encountered one of there trucks.

I'm just wondering if they are a REAL company.

Shipley for kolaches, but Krispy Kreme for doughnuts

Forza Transport Services or ep expedited transport? Both are out of Laredo,Tx

Congratulations. I hope it is a profitable endeavor for you.

I HAD a Sprint nationwide unlimited data plan, but had to switch 2 years ago. Sprint sent me a letter stating that unlimited data meant unlimited data on the Sprint network only. And if I continued to use it they would charge me additionally per MB off network! I switched to Verizon...

The DMB is not closed, but the extra traffic diverted to it will make that crossing worse.

Crucial East Coast Highway Bridge Closed - ABC News

Who? When? Where? How? http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-Businesses-&-Self-Employed/Estimated-Taxes

The IRS has few options that WE choose. Catch up NOW. The longer you wait, the higher the penalties. By the way, IRS quarters are NOT calendar quarters.

Something like this?

It can be difficult to find quality, responsible drivers.

If you are going to be an IC( Independent Contractor) , which you will be if you are going to get a 1099, you will HAVE to pay quarterly estimated taxes. If you wait until you get a 1099, you WILL pay penalties too. Don't drive for the IRS. Find an accountant that is familiar with truckers...