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How about a Co driver, with benifits. ;)

It sure looks like a " Job Well Done"

You mean bale if it makes "cents" anymore;)

you need to read the 100 air mile rule.

Thanks for the info Rob.

Dang Broom, I did not know a truck would fit on a bike path.

RE: What companys pay the most per mile, and inclu T-Hawk said. EO is a close knit community >where everyone has a different personality. Sorry, but you are not correct, I for one have no personality.

And if you drive it to the dive-in and sit in the drivers seat to watch the movie, you must log it on line three. On the other hand, if you went to the drive-in for the same reasons that I did as a teenager, you would log it as sleeper birth.

They will only help an out of ballance condition on the wheel that they are on. Most common use is on the steer axle. Bad roads are not going to be helped with that device. On the upside you will be able to see about a fifty percent increase in tire life.

It seems that everytime I would get the sticker on the windshield I would get a rock through it next.

But I do know The Rules Of Golf

I don't want to argue about this. I will admit to not being an expert on logs, only been logging for five or six years, and only been dot'd maybe ten times,and have always used my truck as a personal conveyance and never had a log book violation, never. Have been asked questions about the...

You got to love it when the DOT is more realalistic than the carrier. Only talking about the personal conveyance use.

See how long it takes me to type. riverrat2000's got it right. I could not find the link.

Well some of your are real close. You may drive your Unladen vehicle as a personal conveyance. The DOT web site addressed this in the FAQ section until the 2005 five rules went into effect. That interpretation still is in effect because the 2005 rule did nothing to change that. The problem is...

I might be up that way early afternoon.

Good luck geo.

I saw that truck today but don't remember where.

I thought GEO would have given us an update by now.

A few weeks ago we got dispatched for a good load out of SC. We were sitting with a bunch of other PII trucks on a Saturday night. In total there were three trucks dispatched for that customer with the same pickup time. We all got the load offers within two or three minutes of each other. The...