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Originally Posted by Twilight Flyer (Post 418428)

I'll just expand your PM limit box to 500,000 so everyone can simply PM you their questions.

Is he the only one that can have this option?

Please increase my PM capacity too...

Thanks in Advance.

TW

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Originally Posted by Trukrswyfe (Post 419079)

Is he the only one that can have this option?

Please increase my PM capacity too...

Thanks in Advance.

TW

Why would we want to give a woman more reason to talk?

Hey, did I just say that out loud? I'm out of here.

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Originally Posted by Scoe (Post 419471)

Why would we want to give a woman more reason to talk?

Hey, did I just say that out loud? I'm out of here.

I'll talk regardless I don't need a reason. but that's sweet you cared enough to respond unlike some.... cough, aahem, TF.

My husband has a solution for women talking too much. Sccooee.

It's a little bit old fashion, I guess, definetly not high tech or politically correct.

But in our house, nothing says peace and quiet like DUCT TAPE!:nana::love:.

Sure some may call us strange or more formally Dr. Strange Love, but it works.:thumbsup:

Tried, tested, and true.

RK2525 ask:

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Got a DOT Inspection Report. Had "speeding 65 in a 55 zone" violation and a "Log Book Entry" violation. listed on in. DOT guy says he's not going to issue any citations, just gives me a warning!

The Inspection Report shows under citation# "warning".

Do I need to notify my company of this report, yes I know I "Should", but will they ever see it if I don't since no citations were issued?

Uturn2001 got it right:

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d)(1) The driver of any motor vehicle receiving an inspection report shall deliver it to the motor carrier operating the vehicle upon his/her arrival at the next terminal or facility. If the driver is not scheduled to arrive at a terminal or facility of the motor carrier operating the vehicle within 24 hours, the driver shall immediately mail the report to the motor carrier.

396.9 FMCSA Regs

Carriers and the public are able to see any roadside inspection that resulted in a MCSAP Driver/Vehicle Inspection Report by visiting http://ai.volpe.dot.gov/.

Using the Safestat Online button allows for a person to search the FMCSA database for a carrier's info. Once the carrier's data is visited then you can see vehicle/driver inspections by VIN and license plate numbers.

Carriers are required to review their profile and ensure drviers are turning in all driver/vehicle exams.

So whether you were cited or not the driver/vehicle examination report is now part of your (FMCSA personnel may search A & I by driver's name) and the carrier's.

Be safe.

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Originally Posted by Twilight Flyer (Post 418545)

...I need more smilies, too...

Me, too...I'm still waiting on a "spanking" smilie...I might have to resort to this one old pic I have in mind.....

There are some definitely R-rated and worse ones on the site that I got all these extras from. :eek2:

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Originally Posted by Twilight Flyer (Post 420949)

There are some definitely R-rated and worse ones on the site that I got all these extras from. :eek2:

Yup. You definitely skipped some of the best ones....:clap: