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Posted by New-Gen on October 10, 2005 at 05:47:17 from (4.131.13.252):
Sorry if I sounded a little defensive down the page, but that guy touched a nerve. It just has always been a pet peeve of mine that guys like Loren can get by with that until they hurt somebody, while the DOT is on commerial haulers,MOST of whom run safe (not saying there aren't a few bad apples out there) like stink on schitt. And I'm with you 100% on the unfairness of the laws...The small trucks and trailers need the safety devices like headboards just as much as the big rigs. What would really be funny would be to hear the conversation between Loren and the DOT officer who finally catches him... Too bad I had to go and skroo up my reply by messing up simple math, but what can I say...I don't have a second grader in the house and the batteries were dead on my calculater...
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