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also new refining technologies allow them to pull more gasoline from a barrel of crude, which they sell more of, hence the supply of diesel is low and demand high and we all know who is charge in that scenario
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Jeff I thought you got rid of the Freightliner and driving co. truck?
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Originally Posted by Bostonirish
(Post 2508669)
No srike here in Boston. i asked a driver at luch about an hour ago if he was on srtike abd he jusy laughed at me. And no he wasnt an illegal.
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"On New Jersey's Turnpike, southbound rigs "as far as the eye can see" were moving at about 20 mph near Newark, said Turnpike Authority spokesman Joe Orlando. Other truckers had gathered at a service area near Newark chanting and protesting.
Outside Chicago, three truck drivers were ticketed for impeding traffic on Interstate 55, driving three abreast at low speeds, said Illinois State Police Master Sgt. Luis Gutierrez." I'm not a trucker but I do understand your plight. Having said that I don't see how pizzing off the 9-5 commuters who are also bearing the brunt of high gasoline prices is going to help the cause. |
Good For You Guys! The Only Way the Message will be Listened to, is When AMERICA is Shut DOWN! If the Trucks dont move, neither does America! You have my support!
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Since a trucker blocked me this afternoon, I've decided that all gasoline and diesel fuel is now going to cost 50 cents a gallon.
See, it worked. |
we should support farmers producing soybeans for biodiesel and corn for ethanol, not as an additive but as a renewable source of energy and replacement for fossil fuels. It would also help us get out of the middle east mess!
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Originally Posted by Chris Sunkin
(Post 2509275)
Since a trucker blocked me this afternoon, I've decided that all gasoline and diesel fuel is now going to cost 50 cents a gallon.
See, it worked. |
Originally Posted by JB4Boyne
(Post 2508451)
Most truck drivers are so dumb they won't even do things to help themselves.
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Originally Posted by T2x
(Post 2508707)
In the end this will drive the current overcapacity in the industry out of the market and allow the surviving trucking companies (some of them will go out of business as well) to earn a decent buck for a quality job.
Just my .02....but what do I know? T2x |
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