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View Poll Results: When do you Drive?

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  • Day

    7 53.85%
  • Night

    6 46.15%
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Thread: Night Driving

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    sonic2wb is offline Member sonic2wb is an unknown poster at this point.  Don't let him/her around power tools just yet.
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    Default Night Driving

    I was wondering which was the most prefered choice of driving.
    Day or Night



    seeya on the flip side, Stay Safe

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    Night less traffic.

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    sonic2wb is offline Member sonic2wb is an unknown poster at this point.  Don't let him/her around power tools just yet.
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    Default Dumb

    Whats the best or how do u plan your route to be there in the morning if ur drop is during the day?



    seeya on the flip side, Stay Safe

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    All depends on the load and the time of year.

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    Lady18wheels is offline Senior Board Member Lady18wheels is an unknown poster at this point.  Don't let him/her around power tools just yet.
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    I agree with sanchez - most scales are closed at night too.
    All depends on the load and the time of year.
    and how much time you have

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    Doctor Who is offline Moderator Senior Board Member Doctor Who is an unknown poster at this point.  Don't let him/her around power tools just yet.
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    Scales????? We don't deal with no stinking scales!!!!

    I do miss the night time running it had a lot more to offer as far as entertainment value was concerned...
    Why is it when I press one for ENGLISH I still can't understand the person on the other end???





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    i am an ltl local driver I no longer drive at night. but when I did drive long haul it was when the load need to be there. the load dictaded when I drove.
    You don't have to like it you just have to do it!
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    Doctor :

    I believe the entertainment value is pretty high in day driving too.

    You can actually see inside the fourwheelers and get a good idea of what the idiots are doing besides driving.

    Plus the free shows that some folks give the ol truckers :P

    Codger

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    mstweety is offline Board Regular mstweety is an unknown poster at this point.  Don't let him/her around power tools just yet.
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    Default Nightime Driver here......

    We are a team. I drive the night time driving, he drives during the day and deals mostly with the customers. Even when I was a solo driver I preffered the night. Less traffic, less BS.

    I used to listen to Coast to Coast AM EVERYNIGHT....
    Goeorge Noorey has ruined that show though.. So I listen to the trucking chanell now on the XM.

    I dont have to put up with a lot of crap driving at night, the roads are less traveled, not a whole lot of stupid talk on the CB radio. And I dont have to deal as much with shippers and recievers.

    About 6AM its time for bed.

    Lately, we have been shutting down a lot with no miles being available. So I am doing driving during the day so we can kinda split the miles, and I have not been liking it. My body tells me its time to sleep because that is what its used to be doing! Driving as a team has it advantage, you can develope a pattern and you feel better. Driving solo there is no pattern.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldcodger
    Doctor :

    I believe the entertainment value is pretty high in day driving too.

    You can actually see inside the fourwheelers and get a good idea of what the idiots are doing besides driving.

    Plus the free shows that some folks give the ol truckers :P

    Codger
    Was it your face plastered to the side window as we drove by? :P Just jivin.

    We were on 28 and we were passing a truck. I went to see what the name of the truck was, and all I could remember was this older guy grey hair who looked like his face was attached to the driver side window. He did not turn his head once to look through the windsheild to see the road in front of him the entire time we were passing his cab. It was almost like we had a stairing contest for a few seconds. NO, I was not wearing anything provoctive or doing anything as such. Until I loose some weight, I think only my hubby would appericate me in that way. Actually that is the way it should be anyhow.
    Do you know the definition of patience? Patience is being able to idle your motor when you really feel like stripping your gears!

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    Doctor Who is offline Moderator Senior Board Member Doctor Who is an unknown poster at this point.  Don't let him/her around power tools just yet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by oldcodger
    Doctor :

    I believe the entertainment value is pretty high in day driving too.

    You can actually see inside the fourwheelers and get a good idea of what the idiots are doing besides driving.

    Plus the free shows that some folks give the ol truckers :P

    Codger
    Yeah that is true however, the scene gets pretty risque at night as I had found when I was hauling gas... :shock:
    Why is it when I press one for ENGLISH I still can't understand the person on the other end???





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