Thats for sure!!!... Thats always boggled my mind that high proof liquor isnt considered a hazmat load... Especially in those quantities.
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I personally look at “riding in style” not like most people do, which is to assume some sort of commonly accepted “modern” definition of it. I prefer to say “riding in YOUR style”, which for me is my manual transmission regular cab Cummins powered Ram with the sound of the pilot injection turned off. If anyone else’s ride puts as big a grin on their face as I get, then all is well in both of our worlds.RidgeRunner731, D.Tibbitt, Cattleman84 and 2 others Thank this. -
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At a former company, they had a number of permits for transporting distilled/spirits and Alcoholic beverages products. Is that still required?
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Had a crash involving a tequila tank and a live chicken truck. Tequila tank was mostly empty. It did start a fire. Often referred to as the great tequila chicken massacre and fire.Last edited: Sep 28, 2019
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