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In Mich, that's how it is if the vehicle is used for personal use. If that window van is used commercially, it needs the truck plate.

A little FYI for ya, you don't have to blurt out every little thing that happens, O.K.?

And this all happened AFTER the Palin announcement. Coincidence? Hmmm...

I believe OVM's answer was to this question. I ran a cargo van for more than 8 years with a regular commercial plate.

She jumps into the full contact sport of national politics and cries foul when she's checked into the boards. I don't see how her rambling announcement will be anything other than political suicide. Unless her intention is to just leave politics, but why wouldn't she have just said that's what...

Tell me more about the legal fees. How much did she spend to defend things that were truly bogus? What's she breaking away from that'll make another political run any different? Will her personal baggage somehow not be there? I assure you consonants guy, I'm no kool-aid drinker of any flavor.

Getting back to Palin, I can't remember when my opinion of someone went so 180 degrees. She's doing the state of Alaska a favor by not living up to what she agreed to do? Puh-leeze! If putting her family in the lime light is somehow part of this, what does she think will happen if see goes after...

I'm wondering what kind of parameters they used to decide that a road isn't a "preferred truck route." For example, in Michigan US 23 and M32 are not preferred truck routes. Also, in Mi, In, and Il, the unit showed the speed limit for cars.

In an interview, one of his attorneys said he asked Michael about spending so much time with kids. Michael said that "they're the only ones that tell me the truth."

The folks that did the autopsy. They say heart disease.

I'm in Warner Robins, Ga., about to head up to the J in Jackson for the night. The pessimist in me is thinking it's going to be a long deadhead home to Alpena, but dispatch says it's still pretty busy, so fingers are crossed. If I do head home, it may be by way of Buchannon, Mi. Hey Miker...

What a childish response. What are you, 12 or something? Cheri's response was excellent advice. On a matter this important wouldn't you rather have the info come from "the" source, than from forum members who may, or may not, know what they're talking about? Or, is it just to much effort to find...

Guido, we're gonna need you to immediately go to the nearest clinic for a random, because, well, you've gotta be toasted!

I just finished my second run with the 465 and it worked great this time. It calculates ETA different than the 330 does and seems to be closer to what I actually do. I got a response from Garmin to my e-mail. He claims to know nothing about any complaints about the voice volume. On the time...

Obviously, you've never been in Engadine when the Crips and the Bloods are fighting over turf.

Are you saying there's something wrong with the victims wanting to get some kind of restitution? This wasn't a market loss, it was misappropriation by a despicable thief.

How many toads have you gone through?:)

The link's a good look at what the unit does. Thanks, Shelled a Lot. They list automatic time zone as a pro. Why couldn't there be another option? Even if I forget about the incredibly stupid route it gave me, why wouldn't it put you on 57 south off 146 instead of staying on back roads? Hmmm...

I was going to wait until I had a couple of runs with it to form an opinion, but... The routing... As I mentioned before, it gave me a different route than my 330. The 330 took me across 60 from Paducah to I57. At first, the 465 wanted me to go up to Il146, cross I57 and stay on back roads...

I did mine online.