The Truckers arriving today are leaving Scranton @ 8 am .... they will probably bork up the evening rush hour
Convoy to D.C.
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The Truckers arriving today are leaving Scranton @ 8 am .... they will probably bork up the evening rush hour
nobody really
I need a nap
fuuuuclk. figures. i have dinner plans in va. btw, 2 gas stations in calvert were out of gas.
Tech
Well-Known Member
Just stay in the two right lanes and do the speed limit.
That's what WTOP radio is for. Traffic on the 8's.
HelloDave
Member
So these truckers plan to disrupt traffic in the DC area, probably preventing many from getting to their places of work at the Pentagon just as a war is about to start in Eastern Europe...........and they call themselves Patriots?
Useful idiots I would say.
When you can manipulate "We the People" and use the Constitution as a weapon against the USA - some would say you are a genius!
Useful idiots I would say.
When you can manipulate "We the People" and use the Constitution as a weapon against the USA - some would say you are a genius!
glhs837
Power with Control
RareBreed
Throwing the deuces
Christy
b*tch rocket
You bring up a good point. Maybe these truckers can stop a needless war while they are at it.
glhs837
Power with Control
RareBreed
Throwing the deuces
No clue but I take it's owned by Google??And Waze is owned by who?
glhs837
Power with Control
Indeed, and Waze data is incorporated into Google nav. I see the same speed trap and accident and congestion warnings Waze users do.
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