The good thing now is if you’re running an ELD you don’t have to worry about logged speeds. If you spend your day out west in 75mph states and your drive time averages out to 72.8mph then so be it.
How much faster do you drive to the speed limit?
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I drive 100kph in the 100kph zones and 105kph in the 110kph zones. That extra 5kph makes a big difference in fuel usage at 63,500kg.
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I usually stick to the speed limit until I need to pass someone going slightly slower than I’ll do 5 over max if he decides to be a prick and speed up I’ll just ride his ### now.
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Btw, I run 59/60. I'm company but get a fuel bonus
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Anyone else notice that the faster you want to go the more you have to slow down? Seems like when I’m wanting to run 75 that I always have guys jumping out in front of me and taking 6 miles to pass.
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Last summer this was the triple digit classic I drove. 280wb 13 3.42s 500 60ser
This was mass pike like 6 of us all rolling almost 80
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Even the old single stack is a triple digit truck with 22.5 Lo Pros and 3.91s with that tall od
1600 at 75
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