To drive consistantly in those conditions is a credit to your professionalism.
I tip my hat to you :wink:

 

I'll drink to that, WOT!!

We are having a very rough winter down here in South Texas. This past weekend, the mid-afternoon high was only 81 Degrees!! ( Fahrenheit)

 

Thats hotter than our summer.... :shock: :lol: :lol:

 

Yeah, WOT,

We have had Jack Frost nipping at our air conditioning vents!!

Anyway, how is Dmitry Lithuania getting along??

I still go back and read that thread, and I must say, that one STILL has me rolling in the aisle!!

 

Is some days bieng good, no?
But, then am I thinking, some days bad, yes?
So, is good and bad for Dmitri. Maybe good all time because I see man to work. HE is Saying , driveing fro him and take truck back and forth back and forth and so on between Alaska and Mexico. Maybe only loading 38 tonnes on trailer, may some time more. $195 American dollar each week!
I am wishing very much for this job :wink:

 

Hats off to you LadyNorthStar. :shock: 8) Dealing with winter conditions on the road anywhere is stressful. It looks like in your "stomping-grounds" this is a normal day's work.

 

We currently have a truck hanging off a cliff in a spot you can probly see in the video I posted "summit lake rock cut".
Total white out, he though he was steering for the rocks (better than the cliff) and went right through the guard rail and there he hangs. Wrecked the truck...took the oil pan out, etc.
Hope someone gets pics.
Should have pics in the morning of the truck that hit the bridge a few nights ago.

And I love running up here, can you imagine? lol

 

Hey that would be a great road to run at least once in my career now time to find a company that runs up there from the states up and back

 

I'm trying to think of a nice way to say it ... wait for summer, please. :wink:

 

hahahaha