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I have always been told you can get more with sugar then you can with vinegar. I believe and our group believes the more she can hear from drivers and ask questions of drivers without getting "yelled" at the better she will hear us. I do not know of any other FMCSA official who has gone to...

Behave Moose.... :) I am glad we had Administrator Ferro on our call to ask drivers questions and for us to voice our opinion as well as the opinions of other drivers and company officials.

You are going to bring "heart attack in a pie pan" even if you are on the wrong side of the country.

Cheri I will bring a fruit salad once again! Looking forward to seeing you at the Expo

FXCC dispatches on all miles from delivery to pickup to delivery. The dispatch includes the miles to or from each of these locations, the pay per mile, and the FSC per mile all nicely broken out. Learning to use this information and to drive as few of miles as possible on our dime while still...

Article on Landlines website by Kathleen Buccleugh FMCSA adds caveat on crash responsibility to CSA websites | Overdrive - Owner Operators Trucking Magazine

Driver2 I wish you luck in your next adventure. Many of the things you bring up about living on the road is not carrier specific but a fact of living on the road. When the "bad" part becomes a bigger thorn in the side then the beauty and fun of seeing this country it is time to move on...

This is a link to Brian's blog and some of his pictures: Brian Palmer Photography This is a link to Brian's web site: http://brianpalmerphotography.com/?splash=1 When he sends the link to all of the pictures I will post it for you. We flew back to San Diego and I had to laugh at the irony of...

This is an awesome event and for sure one of the highlights of the Expo! Cannot wait.


Saturday, June 30, 2012
 
2:00pm until 3:00pm in CDT
 712 432 0075 Pin 197513# Buck Black of TruckerTherapy.com will be speaking about and answering questions on the topic of adapting to the lifestyle of trucking, how the...

Thank You for your replies and thumbs up! It really meant a lot to Bob and I and the crew as I shared what has been posted on here. We are all recovering and getting back to our everyday lives.

We have crossed the finish line! While they did not win the race everyone of them were winners. What a great accomplishment and one we are very proud that we had a part of and now we are exhausted! Last blog on RAAM

We have finished the race and I am working on my last blog.... We had a fun surprise near the end when everyone broke into high gear and we changed the strategy. I will have a follow up blog to this one with in a few days.... My Blog

We have crossed through Missouri and are now in Illinois and heading for Indiana 20 mph 3000 miles RAAM Day 7

The wind was brutal and it really wore on everyone's minds. I have no clue how the riders kept getting back on the bikes and advancing forward with a never give up attitude. Today the wind is basically gone in Missouri and the team is BACK being their ornery selves and talking about what they...

Lack of sleep and weather conditions taking it toll on the teams bodies and spirits... 20 mph 3000 miles RAAM Day 6

Day 5 of RAAM and we have left California, Arizona and are now in Colorado and these guys blew over Wolf Creek Pass as if it was NOTHING! They are amazing: 20 mph 3000 miles RAAM Day 5

Day 4 and if you like you can follow the teams progress as we traverse the United States. Link is in my blog for team results. Its A Teams Life

Day 3 of our adventure! 20 mph 3000 miles RAAM Day 3

On Tuesday the women and the 60 + solo's left Oceanside and there were seven riders over 80 years old that are competing. Day two of the blog is up: itsateamslife.com