Hi Dog-c! Well way back when when I was with the Hound they had it timed to where at each stop you would have just enough time to unload...
I did line haul only for the Hound. But sometimes I was "forced" onto a charter. I.E. the senior guys did not want it! They were a blast! The tour...
Not loading it. Doing maintenance on it. I got my hair parted pretty good one time screwing around with a tire.
Both. Some runs you sleep at a hotel. Some runs the schedules just meet at a division point and you get out and slid seats. Some runs you go out...
Just leave on good terms. Find some company close to ATL with good freight lanes.
Let a few pounds of air out of your steers.
Lol! Come on Big Don you know you miss bus driving!!!
I am a wise ##*. So I will not advise about massage parlors. However if you can talk FCI into installing a massage chair in the truck. Those...
I hear what you are saying Mike. I believe it is always better to get as many endorsements on your CDL as possible. It sure is Expensive nowadays...
Sorry you did not get on at Covenant x1Heavy. But that might have been a blessing for you. I could write a novel about my 8 years working for the...
I turned the job down. The money and job security was just not there. I drove 8 years for Greyhound before. So I know what bus driving entails....
At least that is what the shop told you!
Try smoking a joint 10 minutes before the test. Hey at least you will feel better!
Good stuff! I am laughing so hard!
They go great in the snow. Thanks!
I just hopped out of the truck. And went to the docks after I bashed into the dock! LOL! I am joking. They have people watching I guess? ( Dock...
Wow, Good stuff. So will we get Nachos and Beer still?
I respect that guys post. ABC. That is abbreviated! Still beats Trucking though. It is a local job. Darn. I feel bad going for it. But on the...
I got written up by a receiver once for not wearing their vest. MEH. It is probably on my Hirerite now?!
Digby! Not Dingy! LOL! Good job. Very sad though. She passed away young from cancer.
