Hours on the road is their way of measuring of course the length of time they are away from home and busy working. I can see and understand that they would do this as a competitive way of enjoying their work with each other.
However I’m with Crew Chief on the “stretching" the logbook. Too many hours
on the road may give them too many hours
off the road as well. Tired drivers end up in the ditch. It would be more impressive to measure how many miles driving without an accident or ticket!
Stepping in someone’s chewing gum that they spit out on the ground is another
pet peeve that gets to my sole. On a hot day in this town it’s very sticky and stringy as well. What a mess someone can leave behind them!
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When you are in an RV you have to spend and pay for a night somewhere anyway
. Heck even Walmart will let you stay for free. I never understood that.
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