This sounds interesting
Old thread, but CB lawyers made me dig it up... my personal recommendation is line 5, off duty driving, from shipper/receiver to a safe parking...
The last truck is governed at 65 mph... And as for the driver "lucky or unlucky" to have lived through it, they are in critical condition....
Replaced injector o rings and back to rolling good
Had same thing, I'm not a mechanic, but Zinita said injector cups, I was told it was the o-rings on the injectors... Might be same thing, just...
I have disabled plates on my personal vehicle and I have a tag to hang in the window for other vehicles I might occupy....
You are correct... But in my case, and I am sure others are the same, I log it as I do it... Fear of the lawyers and such....
Never really used the speed... Unless it was to get on around someone going a fuzz more than me... Otherwise I typically set my cruise somewhere...
You are 150% correct about governed trucks being the worst at speeding in towns/construction zones.... I don't... For one, tickets cost way too...
I came out of a wide open Pete to drive this slow truck.... By my choice I might add... It's getting too scary out here with everyone (lawmakers...
In a company truck spec'd out the way ours are yes it does... First off, it drops RPM just enough that slight grades bog you down which requires...
I'll be the first to admit, did not read the post in its entirety, but I've often wandered the same and after talking with my neighbor (Tx DOT...
It's like the bonus point program, I think depending on what company you drive for, determines what "benefits" you get or don't get. I used to...
I've given them the cashier's name... It was a clearly female name (like Melissa or something).... They were confused....
I know it's not totally on topic, but evading arrest as a juvie IS visible to Canadian Border Patrol or whatever... For this I was denied entry...
As far as I know you do have a legal leg... Call your state DOT office anonymously and ask them
I really look forward too finding out how this plays out....
Sounds like something might be running "shady" there... I'd seek new employment :)
If you have a good accountant, you can use some kind of national average per diem, usually considerably higher than the amount you actually spend...
One copy is for you... Comes in real nice at tax time If you have a good accountant that knows trucking, you can deduct per diem, then if you are...
