PRIME drivers...What's your 20?

Just sitting at the truck stop in Ft. Wayne, IN waiting to drop at the 90 later this evening. Good time to do some laundry and get a shower!

 

Troy IL at the T/A for a shower.

 

Groveport, OH Waiting on a Fed-Ex load going to the Memphis ramp.
Just had a pizza delivered here to the Guard Shack. Has to be one of the best pizzas I have ever had. I would recommend this place to any driver sitting here waiting hours for these slugs to load your trailer.

Donatos The guard Shack has the #

 

Ta near Nitro WV Debating on heading on or staying here tonight, Only have to go to shelbyville Indiana, have enough hours to run all the way there, but i'm bored of driving and I don't have to be there till 6pm tomarrow. So sit there, or here.

 

What a scary scenario. Perhaps some of you more experienced drivers will tell us why this is happening? Speed, wind, wind+speed, etc.

 

Probably a light trailer+the wind. Ive felt what the wind can do

 

If you have a parking spot in Hurricane WV, I'd stay at the TA. Arriving late in Shelbyville usually means parking in the bullpen at the DC since the Pilot at that exit is normally full by sundown.

Springfield IL at the Road Ranger...

 

yeah I got a spot, figured a good stoping place, been to hurrican a million times before after here its US.35 for along way, not much parking on it, and not fun at night. no need to hurry only 5 hours left of drivng and 24 hours to do it in. Never had an atlas cold storage unload me early either, usually they are behind.

 

I lived in Mojave desert where the winds are unforgiving at times especially with a strong Santa Ana winds. I've never seen a rig do that before. I was amazed he/she kept the vehicle shiny side up. For me that would have been a Charmin moment.

 

They keep opening more and more of the new highway sections they are building... the head on 2 lane section gets shorter and shorter each year.

I like the old road