Ice road trucking

if you figure driving in the northe east and places like that is bad in the winter--if i was you i wouldnt even consider getting any farther north than that---for god sakes you are on 4 lane roads --that are paved--with towns and truck stops--yes it definately isnt the most fun in a storm--but you arnt really worried about clipping mirrors or worse head on at 85 mph---and you know there are other vehicles around you--not much worry of catching a tire in the snow that will pull you directely in to a lake---

 

I too,only have a "notebook"but maybe Netflix would have episodes of that show.? Not sure,but a friend of mine has Netflix,I will give him a call and shuld have an answer sometime later today,unless someone answers here first.

 

It's not the fact that there are paved roads, 4 lane highways, civilization, etc. that make it less dangerous; the danger is there, just exists in different ways than further north.

Its the huge masses of bad drivers, drivers not caring that makes it dangerous; cruising at 55mph and suddenly hit gridlock traffic 100 yards ahead for no reason.

We may not have isolation, gravel roads and frozen lakes to drive over; but if we lose control on a patch of black ice on route 93 going through Boston at 7:30am you might not only kill yourself, but 20 people who are surrounding you.

 

A "netbook"? Like a laptop but smaller?

Netflix on demand has episodes I'm pretty sure.

 

Yup, Netflix on demand has it.

 

They film "Cutscenes" or something like that. They use them as examples of what could happen.

Why not? I have & most drivers have a tv in the truck. So no it wouldn't be obvious that you don't have one.

 

I have a TV in the truck I use trucker 101,but the History channel?- Never,not a chance..No satellite here,are THEY that common now?

 

Really,Netflix is only like $11 a month I think....