"Idaho's Highway 12 and Exxon-Mobil's Mega-Loads" - Palouse Pundit (June 30, 2010

[livinsowell]

i love listening to people that have no clue what they are talking about

[ftmacredneck]

fall into the river?? crane at port can't lift it?? what are you talking about these mods will not come off the trailers until delivered to site there is no way of falling into the river. and as for the crane at the port it is more cost efficient to jack and slide these units around. Get some facts asswipe before you post videos on youtube.

[fultonville]

Why where these built in Korea and not here in the US? Near as I can figure this is going to benifit Korea and Canada and if we're lucky our neighbors across the border might give us a few pennies off a gallon when they start producing but I kind of doubt it.

[thegrizza]

Fuckin Idiot!

[millerlynx06]

Which way should the trucks go? There are already established routes that lead from Vancouver, BC and Houston, TX. The roads that would be used from these areas require little to no modification and do not pass through environmentally sensitive areas or Wild & Scenic Rivers.

There are options -- next time do your research before you start criticizing people.

By the way, where do you think these loads stop after 5 AM? They can't make the entire drive in 3 hours....

[bluettr250]

The trucks will run between 2am and 5am.Care to drive that road at that time? Please stop posting misleading photots of a truck that is not coming up the road. Will these trucks not buy diesel fuel, buy food and contribute cash for road damage? This is not an oil well-this is a well calculated logistical operation-which is probably the second oldest profession. Which way should the trucks go? Please, do tell.