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Asks us not to forget that truckers are really needed Comments re article 57516 Movie Argo has Campbellsville KY connection Georgia Judd writes: With all the comments about the Big Trucks, we all need to think and realize what would we really do without them. We all like them to make the deliveries to the places we need them to, so let's all be thankful. - Georgia JuddThanks, Georgia Judd: But of course that goes without saying and was not an issue whatsoever in the discussion. The trucking industry is vital. The discussion was about making the roads safer for truckers and other vehicles. And respect for truckers? That, too is a given - or at least it should be. Truckers work is important, stressful, and perilous, Being a trucker, though not as dangerous as being a farmer, a roofer, a pilot, a sanitation worker, or a logger, is more dangerous than being a policeman, a fireman, a prison or jail guard, (or internet editor, according to us) at least according to a CNN report at America's Ten most dangerous jobs - EW This story was posted on 2013-02-11 02:15:26
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