Posted by flying h on September 08, 2016 at 16:51:47 from (184.53.33.22):
In Reply to: Re: CDL drivers license posted by wheres waldo on September 08, 2016 at 06:30:06:
We used to have the best highway system in the central U.S. and most truckers came thru Kansas if not too far out of route. Fuel Taxes were several cents higher here than surrounding states to pay for them. Now the powers that be are trying to entice more industry to come here and are cutting taxes every where they can to do it. Its not worked out too well to date. Highway Funds have been cut to the bone. I guess that they figure to make up some revenue by checking out of state truckers. They have the right to make sure your legal but I don't like it when they use their badge to intimidate anyone. I use US75 every day and have to wait a lot for the trucks to pass. I wouldn't mind if they all went another route, but I respect them all for what they do to make a living, and every one has a right to use the road as long as their legal.
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