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There was a piece I read earlier concerning those that ignored the mandatory restrictions during the weekend. Many tickets were written with a hit of up to $300, plus court costs. That eats into the bottom line! Don't ignore the road signs.

Great updates! It's getting exciting now and the speed is picking up.

Give it some time, even though I know the last thing you want to do now is be patient and wait some more. I would think you should here something back before the end of the week. In the grand scheme, you're only waiting a tiny amount of time. What about other companies that train and hire?

This guy posts like Todd. 500 words to say nothing.

Right on!

But my mentor is a lease op so he might let it go. He doesn't talk unless I ask questions. He has his beak in his phone almost 24 hours a day.

That is why I am not a fan of lease drivers training, seems a lot of lease ops are more interested in extra money rather than training. Not that it doesn't happen with company drives as well.

I agree with that completely.

Glad you made it there safely.

Could also just be some overflow that's getting onto the hot engine and components. Any tell-tale drips underneath when you're parked for awhile?

Never a dull moment, even when you're trying to sleep. Did your dashcam activate?

Great to hear about Tyson also. We had a member here who went there and disappeared.

Good to see your return and read that things are going well. Probably disappeared in her dungeon.

Welcome back finally, TM!

Great job Mr. and Mrs. Turtle!

Disorganized mob with a short-term shelf life. They will end up fading away like the "Occupy Wall Street" rabble did. Blocking interstate commerce and general traffic will accomplish one thing for sure: The general public will continue to believe most truckers are morons. That group strengthens those opinions.

Good for you! A very exciting day in the journey. Congratulations!

I have been at a few truck stops in Ohio and seen the Amish tie up their horse to a sign post or guardrail before going inside.

I'm just at the beginning of CDL training. Once I hit the road , ( be several months) I plan to write. ( Wrote a history of my life, growing up with 11 siblings. Formatted, the manuscript, and gave a copy to each of my sister's. For Christmas) they loved it.) Childhood memories are suppose to be good, " aren't they". Also, I'm going to do something for all you truckers! I in my former life was a chef. I'm thing on a " Keep on Trucking " cookbook. I'm thinking on a format of a rotating Dailey menu. To give diet variance. What everyone think?

I yave written and published ebooks, audiobooks and paperbacks before I started trucking. In 3.5 years i have since only written 30,000 words of a new novel and the articles here.

i seriously dont have the time to concentrate on writing my novels. ;(

Plus all that time flying around on the broom with your cat.

Super job!

Don't count on a major weather difference as a given between the two states. In 2017, it snowed in Cartersville before it did in Richfield.

Lol that is what the volume switch is for.

Exactly.

About time! Congratulations!

Well?