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I am very glad that you got your heat back. It sounds like you guys are doing fine now with Trans-Am. Good miles and they are treating your husband alright. I am glad that the training experience is over and things are looking up for you guys.
Take Care and Keep Warm Goin Fer It's Wife |
Originally Posted by brian
I don`t know why your rolling your eyes and seeming to blame the ticket on a cop that has nothing better to do, 9mph is pretty serious, do you know how much longer it`d take to stop on the same grade if you were going 69 compared to 60 mph? if your husband takes the same attitude in this business then he won`t last long, companies tend to shy away from new drivers who rack up tickets. That said, nobody's blaming the cop, fighting the ticket or anything else. Whats done is done, I already said that in both places I have posted about this. Several other people have made comments about the Highway Patrol in PA being overzealous, are you going to go rag on them too? |
Originally Posted by Mars
Not trying to soapbox here, but he should have been 9 miles under the limit.
But like you said lesson learned, and yes tickets can end a trucking career, |
Originally Posted by madii'swife
He knows what he should have been, and yes the lesson is learned. Its just an interesting balance between impeding traffic which he felt he would be doing otherwise, and obeying the letter of the law.
P/S I read this thread from start to finish, nice read. BOL to you both |
and several other people have ragged of cops in ohio and indiana and california and texas... whats your point?
everyone always thinks there innocent.... |
I swear i didnt do it !!http://bestsmileys.com/cops/8.gif like some cops dont target trucks ????
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Originally Posted by brian
and several other people have ragged of cops in ohio and indiana and california and texas... whats your point?
everyone always thinks there innocent.... |
Originally Posted by brian
and several other people have ragged of cops in ohio and indiana and california and texas... whats your point?
everyone always thinks there innocent.... At this point I will be moving on, as pointless argument will accomplish nothing. |
Originally Posted by Mars
Doing the speed limit is not impeding traffic ever. You would be impeding traffic for going to slow on a single lane roadway, or blocking an intersection for too long. Don't let it get him down. For 9 over and a cop would never give a 4 wheeler a second look, but a rig is a bullseye for cops.
P/S I read this thread from start to finish, nice read. BOL to you both |
My husband is in Flagler, CO, out of hours. He was originally supposed to drop last night but is out of hours and was delayed in PA due to a balding tire that had to be replaced. They rescheduled his load for Wednesday, but were "nice" enough to swap him out with a driver who lives by Denver and is on hometime until Wednesday. They're supposed to meet and swap tomorrow morning after my husband gets some hours back at midnight tonight, at which point my husband is supposed to get another load. Would have been great except they told the other driver he would be at the swap point last night :roll:, the swap is almost to Denver where his drop was scheduled...so there was no way he could legally make it there last night.
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