“Bring paperwork inside” at scalehouse

What if your empty and only have residue

 

You typically have 2 copies of the BOL. For HazMat a copy must remain in the truck when truck is unoccupied. Leave one copy in the seat or door pouch and take one inside.

 

My generation sadly Lol..........hope to never taste one. Give me a lager or a bitter IPA that's around 10% abv

 

Beechwood aged is fine with me.
Love my Buds

 

Sam Adams made some kinda cherry-flavored beer in the late 90's. Neighbor handed me a bottle, I saw "Sam Adams" on the label, thought I knew what to expect.... Did a classic spit-take right into his kitchen sink.

 

When you haul Hazmat you're never empty, unless it's a brand spanking new trailer.

I only did dry van for a month when I started so most of the stuff I say applies to tankers.

 

Me too. Some brands i notice more than others but bud bottles taste a lot better in glass than cans

 

New Glarus has a cherry beer that's absolutely delicious - provided that's what you're expecting. I've got no problem with brewers following the market. The market may not be what I like, but I like bagpipe rock so what do I know? My problem is not being able to quickly and easily decipher what's in the can. I bought what I thought was an imperial stout, which it technically is, but infused with fruit. I get that cans are cheaper for the brewers, better for the environment, and dramatically increase shelf life. I just want to be able to quickly identify what the heck I'm drinking.

Just like DOT wants to be able to quickly identify what hazmat is on a trailer.

 

Yup what @FFL Trucker said. Only time its empty empty is when its new. Now there are empty clean trailers but even then you have to have a copy of the washout ticket and that states what it hauled last, and how it was cleaned out.

 

Bagpipe rock? I like the sound of that, although I've never heard of it before. Would you mind pointing me to a few good artists?