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I thought the planets where lining up when they called with a pick-up in Louisville. ( That just doesn't happen much) Well they didn't say ready now either, but then again they didn't say it would ever be ready. So here we sit waiting on production dept.

Properly for the best, looks like parts of that area are going to get wet depending which way the wind blows.

Round trip bus fair from Akron, slightly over 220$. May save ya some money, but will insure you arrive home rested and refreshed. :D

Well something ya don't see everyday, a Critical Supply Solutions (out of Toledo) 53ft bouncing off a Thermo King Refer.. Not once, not twice but three times.. Maybe he thought it wasn't really there. The unit is crushed by the time he got done with it..

Still waiting on my Ready Now... Log book is ticking.

WHOA... Back in service for 30 minutes and Got me one of those ready now. 81 miles away, picks up in 43 minutes. Guess who's going to be late.

Time to repower that load, you gotta be getting low on hours by now. :D

8am? I didn't know they started work that early. My wake up calls never came in until 9am or later.

But But, It gives us hope. :D

Isn't that almost zero deadhead? :eek:

Enjoy. Should have pleanty of time to pluck some birds, don't waste those shooting hours on the couch.

OK someone can delete above post...Fat fingers and no idea why it posted

Hillary for prison:

Must be suicidal Birds. Put them in pot.

Pheasant hunting? :cool:

And when ya find a answer and a fix, post it up so we all can maybe learn something. Nothing bugs me more then hearing about a problem on a forum then get no follow up as to what was found.

Best of luck to The Matrix Sprinter driver sitting in front of the GM plant in Flint. Based on the amount of time you're sitting there and no emergency vehicles have showed up yet, I'm assuming everybody is ok and that's a good thing.. your Sprinter is looking bad, but it's only sheet metal.

All the cities I listed use to be good with TSt also, I know there is freight coming out if those places. It very well could be the customer base? I have no idea why it requires going so far to get a load from these towns.. Once in a blu moon it will line up but most of the times it a deadhead...

Louisville, Cleveland, Chicago, Kokomo, Ft.Wayne, Indy, Findley, Cincinnati are all a safe bet for me to either be a deadhead home due to lack of work or a 100+ mile deadhead to the next pick-up. All places that should have freight. (My magic circle has become fairly flat.) Come to think of...

So a few minutes before 8am this morning while rolling across the Ky scales, the red lights come on and I'm invited inside.. Hand all paperwork over to trooper, he does his thing and slides rm back to me and says the reason I brought you in is you where flagged by the computer for the CSR. Then...