Suppose you were going from LA to NYC with 5 stops, man, your whole window would be covered up with directions.[emoji13]
Is the laminated atlas worth it?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Libler38, Dec 31, 2014.
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haha i have a mental picture of that....i remember on more than one occasion having 10 or more picks of produce, one load we had 15...can u imagine ??? -
You all are reading way more into it than you need to be. Since its not the way you do it it's wrong?
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you need thicker skin if you can take us picking on ya
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One or two posts is picking, I'm fine with a little ribbing. But it went beyond ridiculous, it became ludacrous!
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The posts aren't about you. They're just about the unnamed driver we all have seen tooling down the road with stuff written on the windows.
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Of course not!
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I didn't bother reading the entire thread so sorry if I'm redundant but I have used both. I prefer the laminated for the spiral binding but the regular one got me where I was going just the same. On the laminated one I use dry erase markers to make notes and leave the page I need open while I'm driving then I can wipe all my notes off when I'm done. On the regular one I used pen and wrote numbers on pages with locations of shippers then had the shippers name in a key in the margin. I also wrote down separately the best route into and out of each shipper. I'm old school and don't have a gps so those details are pretty important to me.
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