Just went through one willy nilly commercial shakedown/impromptu commercial vehichle checkpoint in Arizona. I was amazed not a peep about it on the cb radio. It was eerily silent, as though no one wanted to say anything. Is it illegal to let other truckers know about such check points? In general I hear very little on my regional runs anyways. Seems too bad; I remember getting some good laughs from the cb years back........![]()
Are C.B.'s a thing of the past?
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I used to have the same problem,
then I'd remember to turn it ON !!!!!
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Go to Smurfitt Stone in Panama City and you'll soon find out CB's are not a thing of the past, CB's in the logging industry are like a status symbol, I heard "Knight Rider" leaving the woods headed to the mill, thing about it is they're logging in APALACHICOLA
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you should have been driving out that way some 20-21 years ago when i was (first starting to drive)...the AM/FM radio could not pick up any signals, the cb radio was quiet, and there wasn't any satellite radio.....
the only "entertainment" i had was when the bugs made splatter noises on the windshield... -
I ran from Palm Springs to Kingman yesterday in my P/U and brought along a hand-held, just for giggles. I ran I-10 then up to Needles etc. and into Kingman on I-40. I heard nothing on I-10 at all, and some wheel polisher at Loves Exit 9 in Az. That's it. No chatter at all.
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I've noticed a big drop in CB chatter now compared to mid 2008. Not all a bad thing, either, less morons pretending they're singers these days.
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