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Unspoken Rules Of The Road For Truckers
Mike Dobson
Many truckers seem like they belong to a secret society and part of that membership consists of various courtesies and unspoken rules of the road. Trucking companies are privy to those rules, but don't always let the newbies know about them. Those new truck drivers get to learn the hard way. But if they are lucky, veteran truckers will give them a probationary pass to the secret society. Membership has its privileges!
Unspoken Rule #1 - Acknowledging other truckers in this secret society. Common courtesy on the roads is a little thing, but can pay off big if you are ever in the need of some assistance. CB radios are often used to recognize other truckers and even a friendly wave does the trick.
Unspoken Rule #2 - Passing the pavement. Sometimes on busy roads, truckers may not be able to keep an eye on all of the traffic around them. Fellow truckers traveling in other lanes will often flash their lights or make contact by CB radio to tell another truck when they have safely passed another vehicle and it is all right to switch lanes.
Unspoken Rule #3 - Know the code. If you want to communicate with other members of this secret society, you have to have a CB radio. And with that CB radio, comes responsibilities and codes used when talking on the radio. Things like letting other truckers know where all the police speed traps are or if there are any accidents to possibly avoid are among the duties in this secret society.
Unspoken Rule #4 - Headlight Headaches. Anther unspoken common courtesy that truckers will extend to other trucks has to do with headlights. Stopping for any length of time, whether at a weigh station or a fuel stop, truckers will often turn off the headlights and put on their blinking hazard lights. Those headlights are very bright and can easily blind another driver at an inappropriate moment and can be a potential hazard.
There are many other small courtesies that truck drivers extend to one another. As newbies establish themselves with their trucking companies, the die hard truckers will eventually take pity on them and let them know the ins and outs of their "Secret society." Some of these rules may be unspoken ones, but they sure do pave the way for a more enjoyable trucking experience. Now all these truckers need is a secret handshake!
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Trucking Taxes Related News
DOT Head Aided Truck Companies (Wisconsin State Journal)A member of Gov. Jim Doyle's cabinet met with representatives of the trucking companies linked to an indicted Doyle campaign donor and then asked state employees to help the companies resolve a tax dispute with other states, a state official confirmed Wednesday.
Raymond J. Learsy: "Peak Oil" RIP. Official Obit Frontpaged In The New York Times (HuffingtonPost)Now that sustained high oil prices and environmental concerns have stimulated massive efforts to develop alternative fuel sources, the oil industry pooh-bahs are finally realizing they have overstepped themselves. For decades they have been frightening us into accepting ever higher prices with their postured concerns of the imminent demise of oil. Suddenly they and their allies in the media are ...
Washington D.C. Bureau (Arkansas News Bureau)Huckabee signs tax pledge, lags in polls WASHINGTON - Mike Huckabee looked to build support among conservatives on Wednesday by signing a pledge not to raise taxes if he is elected president.
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