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I guess not. That was a live shot right THEN at 11:00 EST this morning.

Welcome to Crashville!!

Yeah. That guy is a fair-weather friend. Best buds, as long as you're CHEAPEST.

Careful out there.

Looks like Bill made another one happy! "Another Fantastic JOB, ty so much Thank you,"

I missed it. Not on here a whole lot. Too many loads to search for.

There can be more. A few more even. Maybe not with CEVA but with many other outfits.

In the grand scheme, yes. In their defense, it costs big money to put a sales force out there. That piece of the pie rightfully goes to whoever spent that money. But after that it just comes down to who passes off their work to the truck shepherds. Many air freight and 3pls are just too busy...

Hey! I got real confused just now when I read your post. LOL!!

I-75 was getting almost that bad 2 years ago. South of Detroit. Big sheets of ice formed on the highway and chunks were breaking loose and leaving shallow potholes. Not as bad as pictured above, but it was quite uncomfortable for an alignment!!

Woot! And BOOKED!!

. I tried like heII to get him to let you run that one. They wanted it picked in 45 mins and that wasn't going to happen with you there. Don't look east at all. Yours will be N, S or W when coming out. Drifter is E of you and covering a big area. But it all comes down to ETA when all else...

$1.55 gas in Beaverdam, OH!!! Wow!!

No, but every day brings yet another experience to me. No one ever knows all the answers, although MANY will be happy to answer anyway.

Yes, there are WAY more pieces to this puzzle than it seems. Some people like to blame yellow trucks, foreigners, small carriers (like us), big carriers (for flooding the market with trucks), lower fuel costs (for dropping all-in rates), higher insurance costs, higher admin costs, higher truck...

Houston isn't what it used to be. Birmingham either for that matter. HeII, the whole country isn't what it used to be. :(:(:(:(:(

Depends on the carrier. Most of the loads we see/get out of LA are around New Orleans. Occasionally B.R. or Hammond.

I used to love Perryville until I deadheaded out of there 3 times. Gotta try to get it going in that place. If it ain't TG,MO it ain't happening down there. LOL!!

Yeah, this time of year they come out.

yeah, and now it looks like the "freeze-protect" loads are getting more prevalent. Espar is a leg up!