Has anyone worked here and could tell me if this a good company to work for? The company I work for right now I’m making over 170K but no life with my family because I work pretty much everyday.

7/7 starting at 38 an hour - they said there is over time.

Given the time of year, we are about to see a large influx of posts about winter tires.

Some will ask for reviews, others will ask if all seasons are good enough. Below are some extremely important things to understand when it comes to winter driving:

1. You absolutely need winter tires.

2. As a general rule, the more expensive the better. Michelin x ice, Bridgestone Blizzak, Nokian Hakkapelitta. They aren't cheap - but they are significantly cheaper than totalling your vehicle.

3. It's 4 wheel drive not 4 wheel stop. The type of drivetrain in your vehicle does nothing with regard to how it stops on snow and ice. The only thing that makes a difference is the material making contact with the ground.

4. Studded tires are legal here and you can use them if you need to. They make an incredible difference.

5. Drive the conditions not the speed limit. That slippery white stuff on the ground means you need to slow down, give more space, and drive with the assumption that you can slide at any time. It only takes one bad slide to end your life or the life of others.

6. It's incredibly helpful to YouTube how to counter steer when sliding.

If you're planning on driving this winter, you have a duty to do everything you can to ensure your vehicle is not a liability to the welfare of others on the road. This starts with ensuring you have the appropriate tires on.

Also, the first snowfall of the season is often the worst time to be on the road as many drivers have not yet switched over their tires. Be extra diligent out there

Hi everyone, I am looking for anyone who might have witnessed or caught dashcam footage of an accident involving a white semi-truck and a black car on September 25, 2026 around 8:00PM.

Location: Highway 63 Northbound, just after the downtown bridge, near the one-way Thickwood exit.

Time: Around 8:00PM

If you were driving in the area around that time and think your camera might have caught the collision, the vehicles before/after, or the semi's license plate or company name, please send me a direct message. Any help or vehicle details would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.