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This is one of those things where people are going to have vastly different experiences. I haven't used the walkie talkie feature much. But as far as Nextel as a whole, I'm actually suprised when the phone rings in my own home. I live in a fairly populated city, so I'm not out in the...

so I borrowed my mother's driveway, and as >it turned out, I didn't even need the blow dryer - the >decals peel off easily. It was parked in the sun, so the >heat from that was enough to soften the adhesive - piece of >cake! Thanks for the help :) Oh, Ummmmm, I thought you were gonna...

A Landstar driver cemented me leaving my old company. He hit me in the head w/ a rock!! =) Actually, I met this guy in Allison, Ontario. We were both doing a delivery. In talking to him I found out he had picked up about 20 miles from where I did. As our chat went along, I realized that...

This is pretty much what I wrote from another post. IMO a blow dryer is by far the best way to go about it. Prolly wouldn't hurt to have a spatula, but I just used my fingers. Anyway, what I wrote to another person who asked this was: The absolute BEST way to remove it is w/ a hair dryer...

I responded b4 I read the other answers. I see where a rubber tool is recommended. That might not be a bad idea. All I used was a hair dryer & my fingers. It gets a lil hot, but nothing unbearable. Again, just heat the corner, let it bubble up a lil. Then slowly start peeling away keeping...

Heya Cheri, The absolute BEST way to remove it is w/ a hair dryer. Put it on hot & start at the corner of a sticker. It'll kind of just come up as you'll see. If it's done right that'll be all ya need. Ya may want to get an adhesive remover in case there's little snippets of glue left over...

Hi, Welcome to the site & if ya get the urge feel free to share some of the better & also some of the more difficult experiences of your first year. Continued success to ya, Danny

Hiya, For starters I'm generally one who doesn't care to go into Canada. The reason for this is that it's coming back to the US that's such a pain in the wazoo. A few times I've been held up at the border for long periods of time. Sometimes it's a few hours & one time I almost had to spend a...

Hiya Rich, For starters I want you to know you're in my thoughts. Quite often, things have a funny way of working out for the best, though during the time when things are tough ya often wonder how. I hope you continue to keep posting here no matter what your career path ends up being. Your...

RE: Potential Drivers - What are your expectations >I'm curious what expectations potential drivers have prior >to entering the Expedited Industry? What appeals to you the >most? This is a pretty good question. I've been doing it for a bit & I'm w/ a company that's pretty much met my...

>Hurry Up and turn on CNN, Fox or any news stations for the >Breaking News > >FedEx & UPS just announced they are merging > >They will now be known as > > FED UP Which I guess beats naming the company F-UPS :7

This is a little solar powered cooling unit. It's supposed to keep your vehicle cool when it's been sitting in the hot sun. I haven't ordered this product so I don't know if it works or not. For $10 it seems like it might be worth a try. I saw an ad on it during a tv show & thought this might...

Mileater asked: I have heard the GMC 16' cube can get 14 MPG loaded. It would be nice to see some comparison MPG for the different sizes. Like a 12' compared to a 16'. Also what a standard GMC 2500 MPG would be when loaded and when empty. If I can keep it mostly on the highway & not a lot of...

RE: GMC 3500 with 16' Box or a Sprinter, which is >Danny? $1000 a month? A lttle blown up there? Mines about >$800 with ins. included. Actually it was a little understated. My payment was $750/month & my insurance was 70.91/week, taken out of my check. The insurance is high because our...

RE: GMC 3500 with 16' Box or a Sprinter, which is >Danny, >Are you suggesting a 3/4 ton van because it is more >efficient and are probably carrying the same paying loads as >a 16' cube van? Yes, Exactly. If that is the case I can see your point >because you have the same income with a...

RE: GMC 3500 with 16' Box or a Sprinter, which is >I do plan on throwing down a portable bed when I have to. >Are you talking about a standard GMC cargo van like this >one? This would be ideal as it would fit in my garage with >my extra high 8' doors, but it would not be sufficient to...

The following is all said w/ smile.. Yeesh!!! Just a few days ago I was raving about how things were going so great. My first run since that post: A run down to Detroit thru construction followed by a delivery that wasn't there & I had to bring it back in the morning. They paid me for a 2nd...

RE: GMC 3500 with 16' Box or a Sprinter, which is I pretty much agree w/ Ronandpam's post. I thought I'd get great savings, & I did w/ the fuel but it got eaten up in other areas. As for your own van, are you intending to sleep in it? If so getting the extended van might be the way to go...

>Lets get this going!.Who is the best'Company To Start With.. > Come on fill this one up! Give Your Thoughts'' I would think the best company to start w/ would also be the best one to simply work for whether you're starting or have been around for awhile. Having said that, the answer is...

RE: GMC 3500 with 16' Box or a Sprinter, which is >I know the 16' box van would be preferred due to size, but >which is better for the O/O? The GMC 3500 with the 16' box >can only carry 2600 pounds anyway so is that extra room >usually wasted anyway? The Sprinter gets about 7 MPG more...