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Newbie here, well, not even that yet. Prospect I suppose. Anyway, I was just curious about how some of you seem to access the internet while on trips. Do some truck stops offer internet connections? If so, I imagine you just bring lap tops along for the ride then. Because when I get out on the road I really want to stay connected to this forum. It's very interesting... and quite amusing!

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[This message was edited by LoriAz on January 13, 2004 at 6:49.]

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Verizon offers a Cellular solution to any mobile professional on the go. Here is the link Verizon Wireless internet. Unlimited is $80 a month. I think it beats the WIFI at truckstops because you can use it anywhere. -->
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Access the internet why away from home via a personal lap top computer. Most truck stops have data ports available for you to hook into for dial up connections. Some truckstops are making the transition however to WIFI service that you can sign up for and access through that truck stop chain anywhere around the country. You can also access the net through a cell phone and some cell phone providers offer ISP services.
In addition to this many truck stops have internet kiosk that allow you to connect (for around 25 cents per minute) if you do not have your own computer.
Check out these links for some more reading on the subject of High Tech Trucking.
High Tech Trucking
Search results for WIFI
I will always be a mutter trucker at heart.
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Intel offers Centrino technology now which is basically wireless internet accessed through your laptop go to Best Buy, Circuit City, Fryes, Good Guys. They'll answer any questions you may have and will be more than happy
Seek to know God and Jesus who was presented as the sacrifice of full payment for sin.
Do the VI maintain your following distance maintain your lane position observe the speed limit observe the things around you and keep good records
Safe driving to you.
Joe