I always say that I’m a firecracker because I was born on Independence Day, but any woman would have to be when it comes to learning to stand on your own two feet in a man’s business.
Many truckers say, “If only my dispatcher knew what I have to deal with out here, things would be a lot easier.” There’s a lot of truth to that statement.
Say the words “roller derby” to anyone over 45 and you evoke images of flying elbows, slamming bodies, pile-on fistfights, bruises and bloody noses.
In cities all over the country, when nature turns destructive and leaves residents standing in the midst of a disaster area, the First Response Team of America arrives in a fleet of customized trucks and other vehicles to help — at no charge.
In my 2007 review of the model year 2008 Pinnacle, I concluded that “Owner-operators who may be considering an efficient truck should take a good, long look at the Pinnacle. It’s a surprisingly refined evolution.” Since then, the evolution has progressed even further.
