Imjust testing this said (IT) Highway, I need tools to travel this highway smoothly and safely. What do I need.
121967
This is best answered by guro joe at:\n\nhttp://www.playnow.co.il/Games/game_eng.cfm?ID=100
82893
just try to make me understand what kind of performance measurement tool u required and for what pupose.
213535
you can go to the Cal Dmv web sight and the writen tests are there and you can download the book. As for doing the driving test you need to contact one of the truck drivers schools and get a truck
422916
ya that should be enough to get by on. Car hardware changes so fast and it so much linked to electronics that most of the time  u cant do anything without running tests with a computer.
331610
If you're driving it on a public highway you can.
110228
make sure u have a big enough engine to turn the wheels while braking before it becomes a burn out.
445944
Just let me know what streets you normally drive on.
4506
Traffic advisories, a way to submit problem reports (like pot holes, bad traffic lights, ideas for improved safety), a listing of local housing available, a listing of government offices and their locations (DMVs, county clerks, court houses), schedules for local garbage pick-ups. Basically it should have everything I need to know if I just moved to the city, or am about to move to the city.
82643
No, that's horrible.  It's not a Broadway production or anything.  Only stop if you intend on getting out and helping.  Otherwise, just keep driving.  Stopping and rubbernecking causes more traffic complications.
44976
Get a LAWYER!\nwww.truckerlawyers.com\nwww.interstatetrucker.com\nand http://www.aitaonline.com/page116.html (Transportation Defense Lawyers Network)\n\nLM
605383
itd have to use i35. it runs from laredo to duluth. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Interstate35_map.png i wonder what those silly fukers are brewin up. thanx 4 the tip.
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The pre-trip exam is EASY to get "tripped up" on, for real!  I barely passed it when I took it last year.  I'd suggest going back by the school you trained at to get some written information on the points that the DMV tester will ask you.  It may be available on-line (for your state).  Do a "google search".  \n\nAlso, go to your local DMV to get the CDL permit manual.  It's free, and the points that are required for you to know will be in there too.\n\nLM
184583
If I wasn't in Iraq right now with a slow net I would look up some places for you. But here is what I suggest. Go to your nearest AAA auto club they have brochures on all kinds of stuff you might not know is around your area or not to far away. You can also sit down with them and tell them what you are looking for and they can tell you all the places around in the driving area that you want. They can even help with booking the hotels and map out a route for you. It doesn't cost that much to have it done. And it is worth it. The maps they give you have the fastest route that bypasses as much construction as possible.\n\nHope this helps
150004
make sure you have the driver installed.
24932
Get a copy of your driver's handbook for your state and read it thoroughly.  All the questions will be based on the information in that book.
201272
Try runnig ethereal.  It will show you the actual traffic and you can look at stuff by port.  There mays be clues in the content.
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i don't know about a site but there is a computer program you can get that is the best we've ever used it's called Mirosoft map point, do a search online.It is very expensive but we just got the latest version for 65.00. Which is way below market price. If you do not have a lap top, Rand McNally has a road atlas that has all that infornmation, you can get at any truck stop. Be safe out there!!