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Hey JG Roadrunner Several of the larger expedite companies have customers in Arizona, but I can say for certain - you'll be travelling mostly out of AZ.

Ray can help out with his Espar Heaters and is knowledge base of how much you can save: http://www.esparofmichigan.com/

Saw this Robert Express era van loaded with a generator on the back. Reminds me of Jeff Jensen’s Chevy that had over 1M miles.

Getting a 50% return on my E85. Bonus helping local corn farmers. Plan to do this weekly. Sent from my iPhone using EO Forums

It’s always the best deal around! Sent from my iPhone using EO Forums

I think your cost savings will be eaten up by the higher priced 93 octane.

[emoji817] your in good hands with Wes. 20+ years in Expedite. He’ll help you. Sent from my iPhone using EO Forums

Who you dealing with down there?

More Positive news. Medium-Duty Sales Rise Slightly in March

Like most of us these days - we're tracking tech and trying to gauge it's impact. I think the potential threat for disruption is real, but how severe it will be is not clear in my mind yet. We're all are aware of those delivery situations where it would be near impossible for a self-driving...

The Expediter Rig by Lawrence posted Feb 24, 2018 at 9:05 AM

I do know the (ceiling) roof is not for load strapping/bearing items. No fun to void your warranty. :greedy:

So with the recent announcement from Tesla regarding the electric Tractor, I can see an electric MB Sprinter right around the corner.

This is a game changer. I wouldn't want to own stock in Shell or BP in the future

A game changer for sure, I always hoped I could see this in my lifetime. The next 10 years will be amazing in trucking... Sent from my iPhone using EO Forums

With Ryder System, Inc. announcing it has begun taking delivery of its first 125 Chanje V8070 all-electric commercial panel vans, what's different about this Class 5 vehicle aimed squarely at last-mile, urban and metro-area delivery? Does it and other electric trucks have any real chance to...

Nomad Builds Highly Functional Stealth Camper Conversion from a Ford E350 Work Van

Any other carriers require it? Sent from my iPhone using EO Forums

Question: Do Motor Carriers still require cargo vans to get an annual DOT vehicle inspection?

Interesting read from Fast Company: Electric Truck Company Chanje Has A Plan To Clean Up Urban Freight While Tesla develops an electric semi-truck–which may be in production by 2019 or 2020–a startup has designed another type of electric delivery truck for city use, and it’s ready now. By this...