Truck Driving Jobs

Rev.Vassago · #31 09-20-2009, 07:17 PM

To quote someone who was gravedigging threads the other day:

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If you don't want us posting in them, why don't you just archive them?

Umm...or you could just not post in dead threads over and over. :lol:

geeshock · #32 09-20-2009, 07:41 PM

lol, I don't check the date the post was started, i just post to ones others reactivate. I log in, hit new posts and log away, lol.

RebelDarlin · #33 09-20-2009, 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago

To quote someone who was gravedigging threads the other day:

Umm...or you could just not post in dead threads over and over. :lol:

You're posting here too. Besides this is a good subject.

Rev.Vassago · #34 09-20-2009, 10:35 PM

Actually, it is a silly subject. The original question is flawed, in that depending upon which way you're traveling on I-81, no matter where they put the truck stop, it would either be before or after a scale more than likely, since most scales on I-81 sit across from each other.

Jumbo · #35 09-21-2009, 01:40 AM

Could we please get one on U.S. 2 in Montana. Wolf Point just isnt cutting it anymore

Windwalker · #36 09-26-2009, 05:24 PM

Reb... Have you taken to roosting in trees? How do your get a truck up there? (Like your avatar):thumbsup:

Dejanh · #37 12-20-2009, 01:07 PM

Id like to see one in charlotte< north carolina for gods sakes. Pilot here has only about 30 spaces and is the biggest cluster @#$% in the country.

I need a place to park my truck at when am at home.

VPIDarkAngel · #38 12-22-2009, 02:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Windwalker

Hmmm.... 1,800 miles in one week.... Not your only source if income, eh?

For that matter, the parking for any of the current truck stops needs to be QUADRUPLED. Not nearly enough parking at any one of them, including White's Truck Stop. Most "SHORT-SHEET" the parking and expect to stay in business. No parking, and I don't even slow down, much less stop for fuel. Something we all need to do in order to give them the message. And, Winchester, VA has one of the Flying J's that I don't even slow down for.

As for the mileage, it accounts for about 50% of my paycheck. Stop pay and unload pay take care of the other half.

In regard to White's, I have NEVER seen all the spaces full at that place, and have never had to park in the back either. The Flying J at Winchester, well, yeah, I'll give ya that.

Windwalker · #39 01-05-2010, 01:37 AM

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Originally Posted by ;21096

Is New Jersey Part Of the United States??? :P

A street in Rhode Island, I believe...:smokin:

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