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The patch he refers to has to do with a change in the signal the satalites send. The USGS (Geological Survey something or another) changed the distance shift on the civilian use of GPS from 20 yards to 5 and its making glitches big time.

I'm using a 2000 Chevy 3500 Extended van. Like the others I like the ability to colapse the bunk to get some of the odd ball freight. I keep 4 milk cartons in the van with two plywood boards. One is 69" by 20 something and I put three coleman self inflate air matresses with foam lining down...

I've been running Map programs on my laptop for about 5 years and stepped up to GPS a year ago. I'm running Microsoft Streets and Trips 2005 and its great. Just having to glance down every once and a while to see the blips on the green line saves on ulcer medicine. As for going with a GPS...

I went to their web site. They list it as Male and Female Friendly! Why don't I want to see them prove it.

I use Microsoft, Streets and Trips 2002. The only problem I have is it doesn't have truck routing. It does have gps options if you have the delorme gps unit. I'm in a B-unit. It does try to send me on Parkways in NY and NJ. I've tried Rand McNally but wound up removing it in favor of...

Right now with fuel prices it's a crap shoot on what to do. But if the prices go up as is expected letting the owner bite the bullet might be the best bet.

Remember satelite and cellular are burst transmitions. I've gone with hooking up in the truckstops using Earthlink 800 access. In the long run I think it's cheaper. It all depends on what you want out of the connection. For just checking e-mail either will do. For gaming and video satelite...

http://www.cmtransport.com/ For contact info. Yes some of the dispatchers own trucks. But there are checks and ballances that keep them honest. The owners sold their trucks to ensure nothing goes wrong. Bottom line is the fleet keeps drivers. I drive for one of the dispatchers but 90...

I've been with C&M since 1998. Good company with experienced owners and office people. Small fleet so the dispatchers get to know you.