It's amazing that the threat of an open scale house is worse than having a heart attack while driving. Pretty much because you are most likely to be encounter an open scale house and be inspected. I know I'm not crawling under my vehicle and I've never seen anyone else do it at a truck stop. But these inspection sites have bays where law enforcement can walk under the vehicle with a flashlight. Really, what chance do we really have against that?
I’m 61 and still do it everyday, and will do it as long as I can. I may not always love who I work for. But for me there’s nothing like it. Oh I’m a local driver. Did P&D for 20 years. No do 250-300 miles a day. No touch. Judy open doors and relax. Paid by the hour. It’s not great money, but I’m not complaining. For my age is a great job. But I think we all have pretty much the same things.
I hate driving in thick fog. You look great no matter what color your hair is. Always enjoy your videos. Hope you’re not thinking of quitting trucking. Be careful out there missy.
I don't drive trucks, but my biggest fear while driving is loss of visibility on the road. You can't see where you're going, but if you stop in the middle of the road, you'll get hit.
I had this happen years ago on a stretch of I-40 between Knoxville and Nashville. Rain so hard I couldn't see. I finally got in behind another 18 wheeler pulling a reefer and was able to see well enough until I could find a safe place to get off the interstate and let the storm blow over.
Trucked OTR for over 30 yrs was forced into retirement because of number two on your list, as my father always told me if anything about Trucking scares or makes you that afraid of being a trucker you have no business being a trucker.
You look happy today must be the home time. No 2 was a reality for me took a long time to settle my itchy feel. 8 years later still miss the job and the people I dealt with on a daily basis. Thru your videos, I still get to see the road thru the windshield from the comfort of my air ride rocking chair.
You look good every time you post a video. I like that generally your smiling. Always smile it’ll make the rest of the world wonder what kind of mischief you’ve been up to. Keep safe
I just subscribed to your channel. I have tons of respect for truck drivers. I am almost totally blind so of course not able to drive. I have several family members that drive truck. I have a cousin that let me drive his semi in a very controlled area. So much fun. Stay safe out there
The Flatbed Chick thank you. It is something I have learned to deal with and do pretty well with it. I could choose to be miserable about it or move on and look at the positive things I have in my life.
I've got 3 of the top 10,I didn't take better of myself lost my health and my career,I was in a tornado, I was in hurricane Isabel in DC but I'm happy I'm getting better,and happy I got to See this beautiful country ❤
You look great in blonde or brunette straight or curly haha. Happy trucking and yes watch out for black ice. Couldnt imagine losing it in a big rig on that. Stay off the brakes and ride it out. We just got a quick 7 plus inches and the roads are still warm and greasy in michigan. Stay safe. And also very nice of you to remember the veterans today. I'm not one but my little brother served and paid the ultimate price. He was very proud to serve and he is a hero to many. Sweet of you to remember veterans day. Safe driving
I like your hair darker, but it looks great the way you have it! Not finding a parking spot is a fear, and so is killing someone in an accident. Keep the vids coming!
Phillip Walls Yeah we had coil tubing rigs that we were up in the pa mountains that were tri-drive heavy haul petes that had 5 axle trailers 4 axle tractors counting the tag grossing 240,600. The flat landers from texas and down south caught some brakes a fire because there were too cocky and didn’t respect the mountains up here. Luckily no pile ups or accidents. That was there last paycheck after those episodes
@@scottbaker1018 omg are you tryin to say you cant do 80mph in them there hills..??????hahhahah.. lives near NE PA... turkey hill was fun in the winter. ..
Cindy, good video. I really respect the hard work truckers like you do for us to enjoy the goods and conveniences of life you help provide. Your tireless work makes this country great and I appreciate what you do. I work for a power company, and I've had the unfortunate circumstance of working several fatalities involving trucks. The worst was a husband/wife team where the husband who was driving fell asleep at the wheel and struck one of our power poles killing both occupants. It was a horrible scene, needless to say. What was heartbreaking was seeing all the personal items of this couple strewn about the scene, clothes, CDs, hand written notes, etc. Now we have to deal with distracted drivers who continue to take their eyes off the wheel in search of the latest likes on social media...………...PLEASE STAY SAFE!!!! Keep up the great content.
My Uncle a few years ago, had a heart attack on I-40 out east of Amarillo, at the time he was driving for Werner. He slowed the truck down and kept driving into the truck stop at Amarillo, another driver at the truck stop saw him pull in, and said when he opened the door to get out, he fell on the ground, the other driver called for an ambulance. thats probably been 15 year or a few more years now
1st fear. Blowing another steer tire while loaded going down a two lane highway. (Almost killed 4 motorcycle riders and almost rolled into a farm house avoiding all traffic). Didn't hit a thing and kept the truck right side up with zero damage. Couldn't get back into truck for awhile. 2nd fear. Having any object thrown off an over pass into my windshield. This could be from people, a passing car onto the over pass or even a snow plow pushing the snow off the over pass onto the highway below. I have had all 3 happen to me and all 3 scared the living daylights out me.
Some idiot not paying attention and crashing into us from behind has probably been my biggest fear....which goes along with speeding idiots slamming on their brakes up ahead.
Hi, questions to be tabled please: 1) why the spread on the axles in the most trailers are only tandem. 2) The extended rails from bunk the turn table leave a massive amount gap causing wind turbulence and drag to the tractor by fuel consumption making the motors and all drive line elements working hated contributing to fuel burn. Tralers: why not have exiles set back as tripes for less wear and tear and tires and the also have the ability to carry heavier loads = more $ per loaded mile. You guys must burning fuel and tires in the USA to the bewilderment by other truckers from Australia, were we max out loads to the legal limits.
Ash Walton The weight allowed on a tandem is 34k lbs, a spread axle is 40k. The distance from my bunk to trailer doesn’t matter much with an open deck because the drag and aerodynamics change with every load. 😊
Hey Cindy how are you am Kevin from Ottawa,Ontario Canada . I love your videos, I just wondered if you can show more of your load and how you secure it to the trailer.Be safe out there keep on trucking!
I am not a driver but I would think a fear would be missing a gear especially when you are in mountain areas and your coming down the mountain. I enjoy your unique style that is how you know it is authentic and that I respect you are comfortable just being you.
Your eyes are hypnotic, your dimples are cute, your laughter is inviting.... the next time your outside on a sunny day, it will shine and glimmer. As long as your happy with it.... that puts a smile on your face 😍😊😁😍 and that's what matters. Be safe. God bless Hope your feet are doing well.
I was driving through Texas in the middle of the night and was out running a tornado. We knew it was close because the truck was almost blown over more than once. The wind and rain along with the hail was really scary and I seriously thought we wouldn't get away from it in time. I ended up with medical problems that took me out of a truck forever and I can honestly say still to this day (13 years) later I miss it more than ever.
I say every night when i am leaving the house that i hope those truckers don't kill me tonight and know they are trying to. I can see your point about the fears but really only see that as a preventable. Brakes, freezing, fire...all preventable. At 49 years old and 27 years of trucking i just don't really think about those things. Good PTI and Post TI are essential and just watch the other truckers...(They are trying to kill me) I guess i don't have any real fears but i do have a frustration...getting a pump! Get OFF MY FUEL ISLAND!
This is also up there with black ice, hydroplaning. I had that happen to me driving a fully loaded bus during a flash flood. Fortunately I remembered exactly what to do just take your foot off the accelerator and coast. While it was going on for under two seconds, those were perhaps the longest two seconds. I had retired from driving 15 years earlier (1998). I kept my CDL as a back up plan. Just before I turned 45 I had to surrender my CDL as I can't pass a DOT physical anymore. I had major spine surgery that didn't go well. Bottom line is my upper spine is metal, my upper spine x-ray could land a cameo in The Terminator franchise. I now take oxycodone for pain management from failed back surgery and didn't have full use of my right shoulder which is a fail for a DOT physical.
Hey Cindy, I've never inked my pen here but have truly appreciated all the heart, authenticity and good factual info on your channel. IMHO, live with your changed hair awhile longer before assessing or comparing. You're blessed in that it works well for you either way - enjoy it differentially! Note again how the world reacts differently to blonds vs. brunettes, a truism, lol. Kinda a journey vs. a destination thing.
Cindy, did you see CBS Sunday Morning's segment today on the I-80 truck stop featuring Indian food? It's on their RUclips channel now. Perhaps you could do a video on the best/worst/most unusual truck stop food that you have experienced.
I experienced #1 a block away from the Coca-Cola branch I drove out of. A guy on meth on a bicycle T-boned my tractor on the driver’s side, ripping the bottom step off my fuel tank. He was thrown under the rear of the tractor and continued under the trailer. I and Coke was sued for $20 million. I had to give a deposition. I was cleared, and the other side dropped the case. The man killed was on fatal numbers of meth. I had been driving for 34 years when that happened. I went back to work and retired 2 years later as I had planned.
Love the look. Rock your real hair color while you got it. Screw autonomous trucks. We all gotta go some time, it’s not our call when we’re born or die. Live every day to the fullest. Take care Cindy
Blond(e). 👍🏻👍🏻 Gotten used to it. But, if this style rocks your world, more power to ya. P. S. Missed the posting of these Top 10 but given the upcoming season..... White outs? Very thick fog. Bring plenty of underwear. Fog, that I've been in lucky never lasted all that long, but snow squalls (white outs) it's not fun when Mother Nature is bored & let's 'em rip for, seemingly, ever. P. P. S. Have you a back up plan if you jump truck?
Good morning. It was very nice to see your beautiful smile with your hairstyle and color it looks fabulous. Love your top 10 list. Keep up the great work that you do for this great country by transporting products across the country in all types of weather. It takes special people to really do this long day longer night. And never get rewarded for doing this work. Thank you for everything have a great day.
The blonde looks great on you. Weigh Station open is definitely top 5 of mine... Lol Good video as always. Be safe out there. Enjoy the hometime while you can. It does always go by way to fast.
Love your videos, yes the blonde works for me too. If you're ever in northern Indiana, Plymouth way, would love to meet you someday !?! Drive safe. 😍🤩❤️😘
Thanks for sharing, I think there's one I wanna add for my top 10, especially for newbie like me is gaining weight lol.. BTW I like your hair, it's pretty!
I have to say it's not everyday I see a beautiful, intelligent and articulate young lady as you in this industry, that endless whine of them big wheels turning has really been a life changer for me
As for the fire in the truck most drivers that i know put smoke detectors in there trucks as for getting stuck in your truck most western states go out with milatary tanker trucks with snow plows to make sure you have fuel to keep your truck running and give you water an mres to eat if you have no food.
Driving off bridge onto the waters ....
It's amazing that the threat of an open scale house is worse than having a heart attack while driving. Pretty much because you are most likely to be encounter an open scale house and be inspected. I know I'm not crawling under my vehicle and I've never seen anyone else do it at a truck stop. But these inspection sites have bays where law enforcement can walk under the vehicle with a flashlight. Really, what chance do we really have against that?
My BIGGEST CONCERN is getting hit by one of these crazy people who are so self absorbed they think of nobody else but self.
I’m 61 and still do it everyday, and will do it as long as I can. I may not always love who I work for. But for me there’s nothing like it. Oh I’m a local driver. Did P&D for 20 years. No do 250-300 miles a day. No touch. Judy open doors and relax. Paid by the hour. It’s not great money, but I’m not complaining. For my age is a great job. But I think we all have pretty much the same things.
Looking. Beautiful. As ever. With. Those. Glasses. On. My heart is throbbing.
You look great!! Just retired a year ago from local truckin(hauling forklifts) and I miss it some, enjoying your channel.
I hate driving in thick fog. You look great no matter what color your hair is. Always enjoy your videos. Hope you’re not thinking of quitting trucking. Be careful out there missy.
I don't drive trucks, but my biggest fear while driving is loss of visibility on the road. You can't see where you're going, but if you stop in the middle of the road, you'll get hit.
I had this happen years ago on a stretch of I-40 between Knoxville and Nashville. Rain so hard I couldn't see. I finally got in behind another 18 wheeler pulling a reefer and was able to see well enough until I could find a safe place to get off the interstate and let the storm blow over.
Some people are just naturally paranoid.... my biggest fear is blinding oncoming headlights... I can't see the road!
You look great with that new look it makes your eyes shine
Trucked OTR for over 30 yrs was forced into retirement because of number two on your list, as my father always told me if anything about Trucking scares or makes you that afraid of being a trucker you have no business being a trucker.
Sorry to hear that
You look happy today must be the home time. No 2 was a reality for me took a long time to settle my itchy feel. 8 years later still miss the job and the people I dealt with on a daily basis. Thru your videos, I still get to see the road thru the windshield from the comfort of my air ride rocking chair.
You are one beautiful truck driver!!!
Your hair looks great either way! Thanks for the video. 🙂
Yellow traffic lights on busy avenues are scary, lol
You look good every time you post a video. I like that generally your smiling. Always smile it’ll make the rest of the world wonder what kind of mischief you’ve been up to. Keep safe
Head on crash with another 18 wheeler has always been mine.
I just subscribed to your channel. I have tons of respect for truck drivers. I am almost totally blind so of course not able to drive. I have several family members that drive truck. I have a cousin that let me drive his semi in a very controlled area. So much fun. Stay safe out there
Sorry to hear that, God bless
The Flatbed Chick thank you. It is something I have learned to deal with and do pretty well with it. I could choose to be miserable about it or move on and look at the positive things I have in my life.
I've got 3 of the top 10,I didn't take better of myself lost my health and my career,I was in a tornado, I was in hurricane Isabel in DC but I'm happy I'm getting better,and happy I got to See this beautiful country ❤
Good to see you back... hope everything works out for you.
You look great in blonde or brunette straight or curly haha. Happy trucking and yes watch out for black ice. Couldnt imagine losing it in a big rig on that. Stay off the brakes and ride it out. We just got a quick 7 plus inches and the roads are still warm and greasy in michigan. Stay safe. And also very nice of you to remember the veterans today. I'm not one but my little brother served and paid the ultimate price. He was very proud to serve and he is a hero to many. Sweet of you to remember veterans day. Safe driving
YOUR HAIR LOOKS GREAT AS WELL AS YOU OVER ALL
You are gorgeous either color . My goal in trucking is to meet you before you give up trucking !
#1: Banning CA
@ J W- yeah I love to miss that weigh station when it's backed up which isn't often...speed limit too slow... for scale...
Yeah I noticed it right off it looks really great
I like your hair darker, but it looks great the way you have it! Not finding a parking spot is a fear, and so is killing someone in an accident. Keep the vids coming!
Driving through Los Angeles during the day time will make you sweat bullets... ever notice you don't see many semi trucks!
Hay nice hair ! Good video thanks for your time to make videos. My fear would be to go broke. 😊
Your looking awesome Cindy
Backing used to be it... now i dont have any fears. I am in control so i handle it.
Sorry I missed the top ten but loosing my brakes with me would be catastrophic due too having 13 axles at 210,000 pounds
Phillip Walls Yeah we had coil tubing rigs that we were up in the pa mountains that were tri-drive heavy haul petes that had 5 axle trailers 4 axle tractors counting the tag grossing 240,600. The flat landers from texas and down south caught some brakes a fire because there were too cocky and didn’t respect the mountains up here. Luckily no pile ups or accidents. That was there last paycheck after those episodes
@@scottbaker1018 omg are you tryin to say you cant do 80mph in them there hills..??????hahhahah.. lives near NE PA... turkey hill was fun in the winter. ..
Cindy, good video. I really respect the hard work truckers like you do for us to enjoy the goods and conveniences of life you help provide. Your tireless work makes this country great and I appreciate what you do. I work for a power company, and I've had the unfortunate circumstance of working several fatalities involving trucks. The worst was a husband/wife team where the husband who was driving fell asleep at the wheel and struck one of our power poles killing both occupants. It was a horrible scene, needless to say. What was heartbreaking was seeing all the personal items of this couple strewn about the scene, clothes, CDs, hand written notes, etc. Now we have to deal with distracted drivers who continue to take their eyes off the wheel in search of the latest likes on social media...………...PLEASE STAY SAFE!!!! Keep up the great content.
Mel L that’s very sad. God bless
My Uncle a few years ago, had a heart attack on I-40 out east of Amarillo, at the time he was driving for Werner. He slowed the truck down and kept driving into the truck stop at Amarillo, another driver at the truck stop saw him pull in, and said when he opened the door to get out, he fell on the ground, the other driver called for an ambulance. thats probably been 15 year or a few more years now
You look awsome. Nice harmony with your beautiful eyes.
1st fear. Blowing another steer tire while loaded going down a two lane highway. (Almost killed 4 motorcycle riders and almost rolled into a farm house avoiding all traffic). Didn't hit a thing and kept the truck right side up with zero damage. Couldn't get back into truck for awhile. 2nd fear. Having any object thrown off an over pass into my windshield. This could be from people, a passing car onto the over pass or even a snow plow pushing the snow off the over pass onto the highway below. I have had all 3 happen to me and all 3 scared the living daylights out me.
Some idiot not paying attention and crashing into us from behind has probably been my biggest fear....which goes along with speeding idiots slamming on their brakes up ahead.
You need to do a follow up video of you at the beach weather permitting
You look BEAUTIFUL, and I love that hairstyle, too. The blonde was lovely, but the darker shade really brings out the color in your eyes!
Love the hair.. looks absolutely fantastic just laying like that. Keep that particular color combination. Fits you great.
Your hair looks great!!
Do more videos. You and Super Trucker Dan are the best on RUclips.....
paul dietrich awe, thank you 😊
Hair looks great!
You look amazing. A lovely impression. Great video. I appreciate the effort you are making on so many fronts!
Blond looks great for you you go ! be safe
Nicely done 👍
I love the new hair....stranger lol
You look great have a good time at home besafe great video
Hi, questions to be tabled please:
1) why the spread on the axles in the most trailers are only tandem.
2) The extended rails from bunk the turn table leave a massive amount gap causing wind turbulence and drag to the tractor by fuel consumption making the motors and all drive line elements working hated contributing to fuel burn.
Tralers: why not have exiles set back as tripes for less wear and tear and tires and the also have the ability to carry heavier loads = more $ per loaded mile.
You guys must burning fuel and tires in the USA to the bewilderment by other truckers from Australia, were we max out loads to the legal limits.
Ash Walton The weight allowed on a tandem is 34k lbs, a spread axle is 40k. The distance from my bunk to trailer doesn’t matter much with an open deck because the drag and aerodynamics change with every load. 😊
There is a certain elegance in your appearance when you are a brunette that stands out.
Hey Cindy how are you am Kevin from Ottawa,Ontario Canada .
I love your videos, I just wondered if you can show more of your load and how you secure it to the trailer.Be safe out there keep on trucking!
great video 40 years out there. retired.
I am not a driver but I would think a fear would be missing a gear especially when you are in mountain areas and your coming down the mountain.
I enjoy your unique style that is how you know it is authentic and that I respect you are comfortable just being you.
I love your hair. Both the color and the cut
Thanks 😊
I love your new look you are a good looking trucker
Your eyes are hypnotic, your dimples are cute, your laughter is inviting.... the next time your outside on a sunny day, it will shine and glimmer. As long as your happy with it.... that puts a smile on your face 😍😊😁😍 and that's what matters. Be safe. God bless
Hope your feet are doing well.
RMC Carrillo thank you 😊
Looking good as always!
Love the hair.you have a great voice,also a very sweet person.thank you for sharing your life with us.
Hair looks beautiful as it is.
Missed your calling with the glasses, should have been a librarian, lol.
Yes, she looks like a book that nerds dream of - warehouse worker look forward to seeing - fellow truckers have the nuts to ask out
Both colors, straight, curly. All look very nice ( beautiful).
Beautiful I like it highlighted
I was driving through Texas in the middle of the night and was out running a tornado. We knew it was close because the truck was almost blown over more than once. The wind and rain along with the hail was really scary and I seriously thought we wouldn't get away from it in time. I ended up with medical problems that took me out of a truck forever and I can honestly say still to this day (13 years) later I miss it more than ever.
I say every night when i am leaving the house that i hope those truckers don't kill me tonight and know they are trying to. I can see your point about the fears but really only see that as a preventable. Brakes, freezing, fire...all preventable. At 49 years old and 27 years of trucking i just don't really think about those things. Good PTI and Post TI are essential and just watch the other truckers...(They are trying to kill me) I guess i don't have any real fears but i do have a frustration...getting a pump! Get OFF MY FUEL ISLAND!
This is also up there with black ice, hydroplaning. I had that happen to me driving a fully loaded bus during a flash flood. Fortunately I remembered exactly what to do just take your foot off the accelerator and coast. While it was going on for under two seconds, those were perhaps the longest two seconds. I had retired from driving 15 years earlier (1998). I kept my CDL as a back up plan. Just before I turned 45 I had to surrender my CDL as I can't pass a DOT physical anymore. I had major spine surgery that didn't go well. Bottom line is my upper spine is metal, my upper spine x-ray could land a cameo in The Terminator franchise. I now take oxycodone for pain management from failed back surgery and didn't have full use of my right shoulder which is a fail for a DOT physical.
Sorry to hear that.
Wow! Great look, 100%better. I enjoyed watching your videos I hope you continue for along time.
Hair looks great, you look great just the way you have it
Hey Cindy, I've never inked my pen here but have truly appreciated all the heart, authenticity and good factual info on your channel. IMHO, live with your changed hair awhile longer before assessing or comparing. You're blessed in that it works well for you either way - enjoy it differentially! Note again how the world reacts differently to blonds vs. brunettes, a truism, lol. Kinda a journey vs. a destination thing.
Wow! Your hair, Your face and glasses look beautiful. You get prettier with every post.
Cindy, did you see CBS Sunday Morning's segment today on the I-80 truck stop featuring Indian food? It's on their RUclips channel now. Perhaps you could do a video on the best/worst/most unusual truck stop food that you have experienced.
I experienced #1 a block away from the Coca-Cola branch I drove out of. A guy on meth on a bicycle T-boned my tractor on the driver’s side, ripping the bottom step off my fuel tank. He was thrown under the rear of the tractor and continued under the trailer. I and Coke was sued for $20 million. I had to give a deposition. I was cleared, and the other side dropped the case. The man killed was on fatal numbers of meth. I had been driving for 34 years when that happened. I went back to work and retired 2 years later as I had planned.
Beautiful!
Scales open ...... yup!!!!!!
I love your hair ! 😍
Thank you
@@TheFlatbedChick Yw, luv. 😉
Great video Chick!!! Your hair looks great along with those glasses!!
Awesome video Cindi! Your hair looks beautiful!
You look awsome as you are. Very well spoken, very articulate and honest. And cute (-:
Roger Smith thank you
Oh my goodness That woman is so Trukin DREAMY😍
Be safe always!
Rates and what my next week will be. Breakdown shop cost are my two biggest. Weather, health are a chouce.
Love the look. Rock your real hair color while you got it. Screw autonomous trucks. We all gotta go some time, it’s not our call when we’re born or die. Live every day to the fullest. Take care Cindy
Your absolutely gorgeous either way
Wow...your hair looks great!
hair looks nice, I kinda like the multi color
Blond(e). 👍🏻👍🏻 Gotten used to it. But, if this style rocks your world, more power to ya. P. S. Missed the posting of these Top 10 but given the upcoming season..... White outs? Very thick fog. Bring plenty of underwear. Fog, that I've been in lucky never lasted all that long, but snow squalls (white outs) it's not fun when Mother Nature is bored & let's 'em rip for, seemingly, ever. P. P. S. Have you a back up plan if you jump truck?
getting caught in bad weather
Good morning. It was very nice to see your beautiful smile with your hairstyle and color it looks fabulous. Love your top 10 list. Keep up the great work that you do for this great country by transporting products across the country in all types of weather. It takes special people to really do this long day longer night. And never get rewarded for doing this work. Thank you for everything have a great day.
Nice seeing you girl looking good 👍🏻👍🏻💜 hair looks great like the darker color 👍🏻👍🏻
Cindy, you always look great!
Glasses. Yes definitely
Beautiful Dimple!
Cb handle?
I remember approaching a stop sign at bottom of hill and truck n trailer wouldn't stop.
C. M. Ladybug 🐞
The blonde looks great on you. Weigh Station open is definitely top 5 of mine... Lol Good video as always. Be safe out there. Enjoy the hometime while you can. It does always go by way to fast.
Love your videos, yes the blonde works for me too. If you're ever in northern Indiana, Plymouth way, would love to meet you someday !?! Drive safe. 😍🤩❤️😘
Thanks for sharing, I think there's one I wanna add for my top 10, especially for newbie like me is gaining weight lol.. BTW I like your hair, it's pretty!
Look In good-great
Hey Cindy...I'm retired now and my biggest fear is that one day I'll wake up & find out that's not true & I'm still behind the wheel:)
Ray Clark what you said has me grinning!
I have to say it's not everyday I see a beautiful, intelligent and articulate young lady as you in this industry, that endless whine of them big wheels turning has really been a life changer for me
As for the fire in the truck most drivers that i know put smoke detectors in there trucks as for getting stuck in your truck most western states go out with milatary tanker trucks with snow plows to make sure you have fuel to keep your truck running and give you water an mres to eat if you have no food.
You changed your hair Cindy. Looks great and so do you. You have a piano keyboard. Have a great day pretty lady.
Hair is gorgeous.
Thank you have a wonderful Sunday night bless you..