Truck driver

Get me in trouble.

If this is one of the sets taken from two murdered truck drivers, you'll be in plenty of trouble unless I know where and how you got it.

Sounds like you better tell him, soldier.

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Let's go in and get Sonny Boy.

He can make your statement at the sheriff's office.

Bertram Sunnyboy Jensen and Dolph Muni were found guilty of the hijacked murder of truck drivers Warren Grover and Luther Sims.

Both were sentenced to death in the electric chair at Huntsville Penitentiary.

All three requirements have to be met, Callis tells Cowboy State Daily.

Truckers who crisscross the steepest mountain grades across the West pray they never have to use a runaway truck ramp, but they're grateful for them.

Cowboy State Daily's Greg Johnson reports that one trucker says, quote, it's the difference between getting stopped and a bunch of people getting killed.

The truckers I talked to said that they're very aware of where these runaway truck ramps are, especially driving in the Rockies, in Wyoming, in Colorado.

It's so sad.

Truckers need to get together and do things, a whole bunch of things about...

the problems they have.

And when I say truckers, people who are actually driving trucks, not the people that run companies and whatnot.

The harvest, the school bus, your furnace, heating oil in 5 million homes.

Truckers pass on that cost within days.

Fuel surcharges track the weekly price.

And UPS now adds 28.5% to its ground rates for fuel.

I love it.

So what is happening? To boil it down, truckers are striking because truckers, is that what we're calling? Truckers? Haulers? In the translations.

It's haulers, yeah.

It's not even haulers.

And I thought that was interesting because it again we've talked about this before in Italy a lot of times laws are left very much open-ended or Open for interpretation and I mean we talked about this it's already becoming a problem But this this change to the highway code that makes it so when a pedestrian is now crossing it used to be they had a right-of-way It's now they have to look at the driver and make sure they are given the right-of-way and it's already led to people not giving pedestrians the right-of-way which is kind of causing a lot of pedestrians to now stand on the road to Sort of force the hello.

It's me.

So I mentioned that only because this is blocking the road So a bill targeted, you know Oh, we're passing this because all these hooligans are blocking the road with their demonstrations can just as easily be turned towards Truckers basically using their only right of the only way of nonviolent protest is or striking is to essentially stop driving the truck and if it blocks the road it blocks the road it's a truck you can't pull it off on the side of the road and Sorry kind of thing and and so I only mention that because it's

also who defines what blocking the road is I saw like what some of the photos that you saw if they were blocking the easy pass lanes They were not blocking the entire road, but one could say that they are so there's some gray area there

Donald Trump's trying to get two things out of this, obviously, which is, one, to lower the cost of diesel fuel, which, by the way, you don't see at the pump.

You would see it in other places, right? We had an episode— Truckers see it at the pump.

Truckers see it.

That's not enough to stem the wave that might or might not be coming, although we can get to it in a bit.

Steve Kornacki was like, well, there's some places that this might be more interesting for Republicans than we think.

Freezers bare, no milk, flour or eggs.

Truckers in the south of Italy are blocking highways and ports, hampering deliveries to factories.

Their angry diesel costs are a third more than before the Iran war.

The government is promising hundreds of millions in aid, but truckers say they won't move until it's signed.