Trucking in PA

How's the phone signal in that area

 

Never had a problem with my phone.

 

I say 250 from WV to VA is something you should do once... just not in a truck. Ran it 2 weeks ago from Elkins WV to Charlottesville VA. I was reminded what a "squiggly" line on the map was in real life... one section where a skateboard was coming downhill, me and a sea-can stop to let him go through.

I saw a few signs for "logging truck turn here". By that it really meant, lock your axles, chain up, and have ground clearance. You're going places where jeep nation got stuck.

 

In PA.... Basically any time you get off the interstate. Lancaster County, State College.... roads aren't bad just narrow and twisty with traffic.

 

I use to live off 250 in wv not very truck friendly lol

 

Stop by your nearby friendly convenient truck stop and purchase the Rand McNally Motor Carriers Atlas. Highlighted on every state are the routes approved to 53' 102" wide trailers and doubles. Stay on those routes and you will minimize your anxiety. Call the shipper or consignee for directions when you leave those routes until your experience level gets to the point you can figure out what is truck friendly or not.
Good Luck.

 

I took 250 from Cadiz to Wheeling once. I was 80k with a 53' van. I'll never do that again.

 

Two ways to go from buffalo Ny to Milford Ct. First and best ride is ny thruway 90, take that all the way to Springfield Massachusetts to I-91 south, run that down into where 95-91 come together Milford Ct.
This is the smoothest and best ride, it will cost you toll money on the ny thruway, mass pike is only a couple bucks.

Second way is to work your way down to Rt 17 in Ny and run that all the way to I-84 then run 84 east into Ct to rt 8 in Waterbury, or continue to 691-to 91 south into Milford Ct. This route is cheaper, but will still cost some tolls for Newburgh bridge. Good luck, both routes are good rides I'm sure you will enjoy the trip and make money.

 

I go to East Haven, CT on a semi regular basis. I-90 east to I-91 south to I-95. Not much for truck stops in that area so plan accordingly. There's a TA at x56 on I-95 and a rest area near x53.