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I agree. I thought OVM was being honest and straight forward.

T/A, Zion, IL Been raining and cold all day. Hope it's not icy tomorrow.

Sure is a nice looking truck. Is there any info on the price of this unit? We know someone who recently bought a new KW T660 with a 120" ARI sleeper with shower and toilet and a 16"reefer box. Cost around $220,000.

We went to Sage Truck Driving School and got our Class A CDL's. Started with FedEx and Expediter Services with no experience.

A friend of mine is buying a 2011 KW T370 with a Paccar PX8 set at 300HP and an Allison 5 speed auto. It has a 272 inch wheel base, 12k front axle and 21k rear with a 5.57 ratio. The truck will have an 84 inch sleeper and 22 foot dry box. The dealer has him convinced that he will get 13-14...

Gaston, IN at the Petro. Pre dispatched for Saturday.

Wonder if this is due to the impending drivers shortage we keep hearing about?

Earle, AR. 5 runs in the last 4 days and pre dispatched for tomorrow.

This is from the weekly fleet bulletin, Feb. 11, 2011. First and foremost, FedEx Custom Critical will pay the fees to have your old logos removed and new logos installed. This part of the rebranding process will likely begin in June. Second, we will have new apparel reflecting the new...

So far this year our load count is 19 vs 20 in 2010. Our miles are down about 900. Our pay is up about $1500. Our rate per mile is up. So far a pretty good start to the year especially if you consider that we were home (in service) 14 days so far this year.

T/A in Perrysburg, OH.

The shutter speeds are a fraction of a second. 250=1/250th of a second and 1000=1/1000th of a second. The faster the shutter speed (or the higher the number) the more action it will stop. It takes about 1/4000th of a second shutter speed to stop a hummingbirds wings while in flight. An airplane...

I got 5 correct.:o But then again I live in Florida and the only thing I know about Canadians is that they are smart enough to come down here in the winter to get away from the cold.

They will most likely find a broken wire at a connector. The flickering side would lead me to believe that a wire is brushing up against a connector or other wire. Look for the area where your left and right sides come together. Your parking lights and clearance lamps are all on the same...

Do you really need to own a car? If you are not home often and then only for a few days or a week consider renting a car for a week from someone like Enterprise. No maintenance, depreciation or monthly insurance bills. And you get to drive something different each time. Just a thought.

If mine had gone out while still in CT there is no way I could have sat underneath it in 17 degree weather on a chunk of ice in the truck stop and fixed it myself. It would have had to go into the shop. Luckily SC was dry and warm.

Had a similar problem about 10 days ago. On a run from CT to SC lost all of the box clearance lights. Noticed just at sunrise. Completed the run and then at the J in Rockhill started searching for the problem. Traced it backwards from the lights using a tester and found a wire to wire connector...

I might be mistaken but I seem to remember someone posting that you could go OOS while predispatched. I think it was A Team but I am not sure.

Maybe next year;)

If you don't want to be called for a random you would have to put your truck and yourself out of service. (You have to call dispatch to put yourself out) We do this whenever we are at home and don't want to be disturbed. A 34 hour restart is not required to be on duty just to get your 70 hours...