So basically only go off route when the weather is nice lmao jk, the only time I go off route is to take the bypass around portland
Directions pay it foreward
Discussion in 'May Trucking' started by nobrand, Nov 25, 2011.
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I have gone off route before, but only in routes that I have been routed on in the past.
One of the most underpaid routes is Denver to Layton and vice versa. Paid miles are always routed over us287 from Fort Collins to Laramie. Routed miles are always through Cheyenne. It comes out to a 20 mile difference in paid vs routed miles. I don't take it all the time, but there are times when I wan to enjoy the view. -
ow do i feel like a fool you remember me asking about 90 and I5 well i was on page 110 and111 of the atlas and if u look u will see why i was confused, i do appreciate all you that are allways willing to help out. BE SAFE
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Namely because you did it with a HD . When you had to check in with Katie, tell her exactly where you were staying etc...
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That's bs, it should be what best suits weather conditions and road conditions giving close to routing as possible not some corporate seat warmer who never drove.
Last edited: Dec 3, 2011
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Anyone know if I can park onsite here Sunday night for a 8 am Monday delivery? Or would it be best to stay at the Auburn yard?
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No you can't. There's some street parking on 24th right before the curve on 142nd. The Shell truckstop charges unfortunately. I have a secret place I park near the Costco. Then again, if I told you where it was, it wouldn't be secret anymore
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Thanks Scoot. The yard is only about 15 minutes away. Not a big deal to me if I stay there.
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