Which companies are still running 70+?

Anyone in a highspeed chase

 

odd that you ask because i was back in 1993. Had it happened about 5 months later,I probably would not be driving now.
Yes it was in a big truck. yes i did go to jail.yes I was able to have it expunged.
NO i have not attempted a similar act again.
NO I will not ever drive a slow truck nor have i ever driven a slow truck.
NO i did not attend a truck driving school,I started driving w/a Ga. class 5 way back and would duck going under overpasses.
NO i could not back.
YES I asked for help backing on my very first trip.
YES I assist any driver that asks to this day.
NO I do not laugh at them as most super truckers do on the cb.Those that actually laugh more than likely attended a driving school and drive slow trucks and have had to ask for help.OH.I forgot.They got that help from their trainer and are now training EVEN THOUGH they have only been driving for less than two years.Remarkable individuals and even better big company that promoted that driver to trainer. The new trainer always asks his trainer for the help as they maintain contact.They converse mainly via qualcom as they drive 62mph in the middle lane.It is referenced as "multi-tasking". I am more than happy to pass them in the far left lane which is how i observe their "multi-tasking". I type in awe of that driver.
YES I read many comments from truckers that fit the preceeding statement and absolutely fit in that catagory. They also know everything about anything inquired even if that inquiry is not applicable to them.
Excellent question to get me on my soapbox for unknown reasons.
Thanks-

 

cmon data man that was way in the past and most of these drivers dont have a clue what ur talking about, u ask em what a westcoaust turn around is and they'll tell u a flight on american airlines. u are speaking a foriegn laanguage to these newbis 22years and falling

 

I was driving in the 70's I remember the 55mph limit gift of nixon but I was in fast trucks.

 

Why do you need a 70 mph truck? Texas has a 80mph road, lots of roads out West that are 75. Not always for trucks.

Drivers that need a 70mph truck can't keep the left door shut, or has loads with not enough time for a legal run.

Back when it was 55mph I had a 72mph truck. Got my first speeding ticket at that speed in a 18 wheeler.

 

Did I mention I got a log violation the other day for 66.1? The truck is a 65mph truck! Logging error. Half of the day I was in Commiefornia with the cruise set on 58.