Holy Cowabunga! How did you Search that?Just did a vehicle search, 45 vans or sprinters within 50 miles of Akron!
August. Where you at,
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Me?? Nope we live in a development that has an HOA, I don't cut grass, shovel snow or have to paint the outside of the house. I do have to maintain my shop out behind of the house that we had built a few years ago after getting permission to build it thru an act of congress,
Those searches open your eyes to how saturated the van market is becoming. Every few months the numbers grow larger.Just did a vehicle search, 45 vans or sprinters within 50 miles of Akron!
Well, thanks for the update of Van Numbers. Geez.
and those numbers are just the ones posted on 1 board....there are several not a member of such...the numbers could be much higher...
Yea that board is the only one I can get access to.
Load...pu in Pryor ,Ok. at Noon going to Des Moines ,Iowa for Monday AM .....439 pm.... 
Keep in mind some of those are one van listed multiple times thanks to our multi carrier friends.
so true, so true.....thing is brokers see them numbers as well....and it skewers the asking price, BIG supply lowers the price...they spoil it in more then one way....
you driving home and then backtracking Sunday night?....Load...pu in Pryor ,Ok. at Noon going to Des Moines ,Iowa for Monday AM .....439 pm....
Have not seen any drop in the numbers over this insurance thingee....time will tell
Lol ,,, after getting loaded (130 lbs.) I will call receiver ...would like to deliver Early ...if not then 90 miles to house ...
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Good deed paid off...
I was up very early this morning while my fellow vanners still asleep.. Sitting in J parking lot enjoying the PJ coffee.
A young man in distress approached me. I'm thinking, "Now what?"
"Sir, my car just died on me in the middle of the road, can you give me a jump? He asked.
I quickly assessed the scenerios if I can safely help him. I have to drive against the traffic to get to his car which is blocking the traffic.
It was during the rush hour and everyone is eager to get to work and no one wants to give him the assistance.
To eliminate risk, we carefully and safely pushed his car onto the shoulder and close to the intersection. Surprisingly, other motorists heeded our actions, they slowed down and stopped.
It was about 15 yards that I had to make a left turn against the traffic to get to his car. I made sure the road is cleared and no traffic s are coming. Safely done!
Wait. Now the rush hour traffics are building back up again and I've got to back up my van to the intersection and turn around. With flashers still on, I slowly started backing up.
Double surprises! All traffic stopped to allow us to safely clear the road. Whew!
4 hours later, got a call for a 749 miles run. Good deed indeed
I was up very early this morning while my fellow vanners still asleep.. Sitting in J parking lot enjoying the PJ coffee.
A young man in distress approached me. I'm thinking, "Now what?"
"Sir, my car just died on me in the middle of the road, can you give me a jump? He asked.
I quickly assessed the scenerios if I can safely help him. I have to drive against the traffic to get to his car which is blocking the traffic.
It was during the rush hour and everyone is eager to get to work and no one wants to give him the assistance.
To eliminate risk, we carefully and safely pushed his car onto the shoulder and close to the intersection. Surprisingly, other motorists heeded our actions, they slowed down and stopped.
It was about 15 yards that I had to make a left turn against the traffic to get to his car. I made sure the road is cleared and no traffic s are coming. Safely done!
Wait. Now the rush hour traffics are building back up again and I've got to back up my van to the intersection and turn around. With flashers still on, I slowly started backing up.
Double surprises! All traffic stopped to allow us to safely clear the road. Whew!
4 hours later, got a call for a 749 miles run. Good deed indeed
Well Done Mailer!Good deed paid off...
I was up very early this morning while my fellow vanners still asleep.. Sitting in J parking lot enjoying the PJ coffee.
A young man in distress approached me. I'm thinking, "Now what?"
"Sir, my car just died on me in the middle of the road, can you give me a jump? He asked.
I quickly assessed the scenerios if I can safely help him. I have to drive against the traffic to get to his car which is blocking the traffic.
It was during the rush hour and everyone is eager to get to work and no one wants to give him the assistance.
To eliminate risk, we carefully and safely pushed his car onto the shoulder and close to the intersection. Surprisingly, other motorists heeded our actions, they slowed down and stopped.
It was about 15 yards that I had to make a left turn against the traffic to get to his car. I made sure the road is cleared and no traffic s are coming. Safely done!
Wait. Now the rush hour traffics are building back up again and I've got to back up my van to the intersection and turn around. With flashers still on, I slowly started backing up.
Double surprises! All traffic stopped to allow us to safely clear the road. Whew!
4 hours later, got a call for a 749 miles run. Good deed indeed