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Secaucus NJ after Fri am del to Times Square.

OUCH!!! Biting your tongue can be painful. Got a lot I could say about all this BS, but I try to minimize the drama and trauma in my life. So for now, in the words of Forest Gump "that's all I gotta say bout that."

Columbia SC at least the weather is good.

This is the second company I have heard of recently that is stating that their insurance company will no longer cover them if they have drivers that drive for multiple companies. Trucking industry was deregulated by the government years ago. Now it seems the insurance companies are picking up...

Seattle WA At least the sun is shining and its warm. :-)

Michelin is the best choice by far. Great mileage, traction and ride. Might cost a little more up front, but in the long run you get what you pay for. Have always gotten at least 130k out of mine.

Well said Guido. I could run till the wheels fell off,....provided I run cheap freight. Not gonna happen. We only hurt ourselves when we do that. I have deadheaded out of some of the tougher areas rather than take it at half rate. It's not worth the wear and tear on my equipment.

Fayetteville, NC. Hope Mills actually. Hoping for a run outta here. Tired of the Wally world view. Wish there was a FJ or Pilot closer to the area.

Hotlanta lookin towards home gotta be there by Wed. nite so I can leave on a bike trip with the wife and 7 other couples, on Thur morn. :)

The last time I drove the PA. and IN. turnpikes I figured they should have paid me. They are both a miserable excuse for a road. A delay due to a flat tire or bent tie rod is a very real possiblity on these so called turnpikes.:(

At home headed to the dinner table. Monday early morning delivery in Romeo, Mi.

So are you saying take all the freight offered? Or just all the freight that doesn't operate you at a loss? Thanks! Christopher That's a good question Road Dawwg. I'd like to see some opinions on that. Personally I have my own, low as I will go threshold and anything lower than that I...

Thats the beauty of free enterprise. If I as Sprinter O/O chose to hold out for a higher rate and risk losing that load that is my prerogative. Thats my choice under a no forced dispatch. Certain areas of the country cost me more to run a load into, ie: road and bridge tolls, higher fuel costs...

In my humble opinion, if you do not have alot of patience in this business, you will not suceed. Find something to occupy your detention time. I find that the wait is only half as bad when I'm getting paid to eat lunch, take a nap, read a book, surf the web, you get the picture. In the words of...

Warm (90 plus) and sunny Laredo. Welcome to RoadKing and Laura. Were almost neighbors when I'm home. :)

Do I really need to secure the load......it's so heavy it shouldn't move on it's own......right? ;)

Home ATM waiting for the phone to ring. Spent 3 days in Atlanta last week waiting for a run that never materialized. That is the second time for a 3 day wait in that area w/ no results. Is Atlanta that bad of an area to get a run out of?:confused:

What is up with Atlanta area? Been here close to three days with nothing. Thinking of moving to Chattanooga. At least its in the direction of home.

Sittin at a freinds house in Buford, GA. while dispatch actively searches the boards for freight. LOL OVM you crack me up! :)

OVM, it's only a nightmare at rally week if your not on two wheels, with your knees in the breeze. But on the other hand I suppose your knees are in the breeze all the time, with them shorts u be sport'in. LOL :D