[1rudeboy]

So in other words, because you lived in Mexico for long periods of time, you are qualified to claim that the Mexican trucks involved in this program, with their USDOT numbers, US inspections, US safety decals, and US insurance are not capable of driving on US roads.

The pilot program lasted almost two years, I think. Where was the carnage?

[patlin]

So in other words, because you lived in Mexico for long periods of time, you are qualified to claim that the Mexican trucks involved in this program, with their USDOT numbers, US inspections, US safety decals, and US insurance are not capable of driving on US roads...The pilot program lasted almost two years, I think. Where was the carnage?

What an idiot!

You obviously don't travel the routes these trucks took & thus didn't see or personally experience 1st hand the carnage they left behind. They may have been given paperwork & decals, but their equipment is anything but up to the US DOT STANDARDS that we “RED BLOODED AMERICAN PATRIOTIC TRUCKERS” are held to every day and THAT is why the program was discontinued...the Mexicans thought they should be given ‘SPECIAL’ treatment. They are of the same ilk as the illegals who wave the Mexican flag demanding they have American rights under OUR constitution.

[La Lydia]

Oh, so you think the US government is going to do an immensely better job monitoring and enforcing the law regarding trucks and truck drivers than it does with people and contraband?

Now THAT is funny.

By the way, I am qualified to describe what I have observed on both sides of the border, unless you are one of those men who prefer that women just shut up and don't have opinions. Which I suspect. By the way, the pilot program was cancelled.