I can still drive a few more hours today , but decided to park it for the night , one of the problems driving coast to coast is the sun , and in western Texas today it is blinding ...
more then that , it is the danger of hitting one of those flying broom sticks , it can really punch a hole in the radiator , and most of it's pilots are way too old to fly , they don't see so well , and tend to think they can fly trough walls and trees .
hitting a monster is not too bad , not like hitting a dear ,they don't have boons . you just need to quickly drive to the truck wash , before that sticky green stuff eats the paint .
spiders don't always die when hitting the wind shield , so you just need to watch your step when exiting the cab , some can be quite deadly .
if you drive in western Texas , and coming up to a slow moving pumpkins ... it's just a Schneider truck...
the only custom you need to be afraid of , if driving 2night, is the one of the state trooper ... he will not be amused...
