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MHoy: I don't fit your categories of insureds, but I have a comment anyway. I have a friend who formerly owned a van leased to a major carrier. He hired a team, that I introduced to him, to drive that van. Both parties were happy and financially rewarded by the relationship, Until the team...

RE: Thanks For The Info I had a magellin that crashed, a replacement Magellin that didn't have the needed features, followed by a Garmin that serves me well, but could be better. For example, I must enter an address in order to get a route to a city. Sometimes we don't have an address. The...

No offense taken. I'm sure all the van operators on the forum join me in looking forward to hearing of the outcome of your case. I'm equally certain that many Michiganders will be satisfying themselves with knowledge of the scale requirements in Michigan and will be posting their results here...

Tom: It's all grog to Doc and me, even within sight of land.

LFD: We aren't saying you are wrong and we're pleased that YOU understand the law; however, we found a current reference in Michigan law that does not support a requirement for vans to go thru scales. If our interpretation of the law is wrong, we're all ears We van operators are all...

Thanks for revealing your personal information which many of us find relevant in the performance of our day to day driving duties. The following lengthy but useful info may clarify other health issuesfor the EO members. Guidance from the Federal Highway Administration Most primary care...

Several expedite carriers will lease a van such as yours, and several will not. Expedite carriers typically require an initial leased van to be newer than 5-6 years since first purchase. Some of the expedite carriers will lease you on without a CDL because a CDL is not generally required...

LFD: Your comments about getting a citation for bypassing a Michigan scale have me confused because I found contradictory current Michigan Law info. I hope someone more knowlegable than me can explain the validity of either your references or mine. If the law is as simple as you interpret it...

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DH: Broompilot sez to check this out: http://www.jjkeller.com/browse/product.html?group_id=2377&ticket=8973725300774270442518252436&pageseq=10001

Good advice from Kathy. Just 'cause they've got a white lab coat on doesn't make them a qualified technician. Many of these clinics are staffed by lots of technicians doing the simple jobs without realizing the consequences of misinformation. Just the anxiety of waiting for a BP exam can...

I know Rich is a genius, he belongs to densa.

Transportation workers who started on the road prior to 1 Oct will use $41 per diem and those that started on the road after that date will use $52 per diem in the USA

They just flew a kamikaze mission and burned down my tool shed

Targard: FedEx Custom Critical leases any of its fleet on an as needed basis, so the best person to ask about a C reefer is one of their recruiters. Not all of their reefers are White Glove classified trucks but the White Glove Division has access to, and often uses, any of the appropriately...

DP: "The future belongs to those who belive in the beauty of their dreams." - Eleanor Rooselvelt

Sorry Tom; a six pack of BVD's is in the mail as a consolation. Terry

[font color=blue]Being of sound mind, body and soul, I do hereby declare this 2006 edition of the Aluma-Bunk truck build fiasco to be suspended. [/font] If the originator of this thread should wish to respond to Lawrence's request for a detailed reply, he may notify any of the indicated forum...

Level four was the best I could do. http://www.winterrowd.com/maze.swf

AXIS: I think the legal term is unlawful bailment. Unless the person in your example is authorized, by the lease agreement, to withhold the keys for monies or property due, upon termination of the lease agreement, he may be in violation of the law. If he doesn't pay, within the lease...