Taylor May'd
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Once you're driven one crooked, winding, squirrelly-assed mountain road in the Appalachians, you've driven them all.
Thank you Courtney at the L1 Office. I was DH south and got the call for a load.
Ya I know they are trying hard to get him moving. He had some calls and actually got one load to
Quebec ???? That one was a mistake !! Hey, as long as he gets out this week it all good. Just hate to see him with a goose egg. We will see what tomorrow brings and hope for the best !!
Quebec ???? That one was a mistake !! Hey, as long as he gets out this week it all good. Just hate to see him with a goose egg. We will see what tomorrow brings and hope for the best !!
That is flattering, not !!!! LOL. The only #1 that nobody wants.
I'm sorry for your loss(es)My first Friday without wisdom teeth!!!
My first Friday without wisdom teeth!!!
So, are you less wise or have more wisdom? Never mind you own a trucking company and you took your daughter to a concert.
Good morning all, hope everyone gets what they need today. Be it a load to the house or the long one to save the week. Have great one all
Ah, adventure. Be careful what you wish for. Pickup back in the same squirrelly neighborhood that I dropped off, so from the J in Ruther Glenn I wind my way back through Beaverdam and Bumpass (seriously, look it up) to the Anna Nuclear Power Plant. Squirrel my way back to I-95 heading to Waterford, CT, 441 miles. Piece of cake. 7, 8 hours, tops.
I hit I-95 about 6 miles north of the J, 60 miles south of D.C. And I-95 is stop-and-go traffic, 60 miles south of Washington, at 15:30. I figured it was a little accident or something up ahead.
Newp. That stop-and-go traffic stayed that way, and stayed that way, and stayed that way, while it poured rain the entire time, from the time I got on until Elkton, MD. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILES of 20 MPH stop-and-go traffic, no accidents, no construction, no nothing, other than Friday afternoon (and deep into the night) and rain. It took me 8 hours to get from the pickup to Carney's Point. From that point it it was a breeze, the NJ Turnpike, the GW Bridge, hardly any traffic.
But, 11 hours, 50 minutes, to go 441 miles. I don't know if they booked it at 12 hours transit time because they knew something they weren't gonna tell me, or what. But I delivered it early. to a nuclear power plant in the middle of the night. Because, hey, adventure.
I hit I-95 about 6 miles north of the J, 60 miles south of D.C. And I-95 is stop-and-go traffic, 60 miles south of Washington, at 15:30. I figured it was a little accident or something up ahead.
Newp. That stop-and-go traffic stayed that way, and stayed that way, and stayed that way, while it poured rain the entire time, from the time I got on until Elkton, MD. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILES of 20 MPH stop-and-go traffic, no accidents, no construction, no nothing, other than Friday afternoon (and deep into the night) and rain. It took me 8 hours to get from the pickup to Carney's Point. From that point it it was a breeze, the NJ Turnpike, the GW Bridge, hardly any traffic.
But, 11 hours, 50 minutes, to go 441 miles. I don't know if they booked it at 12 hours transit time because they knew something they weren't gonna tell me, or what. But I delivered it early. to a nuclear power plant in the middle of the night. Because, hey, adventure.
Beer Butt chickens are on, aka Drunken Chickens. 
Good morning and Happy Mothers Day to all the ladies of Load One and all of the other ladies of our industry as well. Hope you all enjoy your special day!
Good morning gang and welcome to another week. Hope everyone enjoyed a nice weekend.
Good day everyone. Hope it's a good week for all !!
I've noticed that Pilot has been getting more expensive lately. Independent truck stops have been offering much better prices. Sometimes $.25 or more per gallon.