It’s sunny springtime and I recently completed a cross-country driving trip, logging about 5,000 miles on our interstate expressways and smaller state and two-lane county roads, sharing the asphalt with thousands of skilled, professional truck drivers hauling everything from giant windmill blades to double trailers of FedEx packages.
I witnessed all sorts of safe and questionable driving practices and, for the most part, a good awareness and cooperation between the drivers of the big rigs and family haulers like mine. But in the midst of this long adventure, a story about a crash involving a member of the pumping community reminded
