Comments By Sam Herding

back in August of 2013 I got pulled over for going 19 over 84 in a 65 mph zone, but it got reduced to 10 over. October 2015 I got pulled over for going 35 over 90 in a 55 mph zone( construction zone) here's the kicker on that it wasn't doubled. as it says in construction zones. the judge reduced it to 20 over and it wasn't never mentioned as reckless driving, just speeding. will my record show it as 35mph over or 20mph over? I've paid both tickets.

But he's a puppy still so he'll still need training on that part. I know the truck and load is insured, but still you would want to protect it at all costs

I've been to New York City twice and I hardly saw any trucks in the city ( Manhattan) during the day, I think it's a night thing that trucks are allowed into the Manhattan area

I'm wondering how a truck driver protects themselves from possible highjakings, or other life threatening situation? Anything is possible right? So can't a truck driver have some sort of weapon to prevent this kind of stuff: I'm starting school for my CDL next month, and I was hoping in getting some kind of weapon for my own protection, but I will already have my own weapon as my dog will be my traveling companion, but I want a different weapon to protect both is us