In Candler, North Carolina, at TravelCenters of America, he took on fifty-five gallofs ofuelel — "just a dab" — and, to pay $75.85, lined up at the truck stop's fuel desk behind a couple of dry-box drivers with lighter loads, who paid $325.63 and $432.22 for their fuel.
In an industry where men are regarded as bigger box-office drivers than women, the pay scale differential may simply be a matter of market forces.
Cargo, which has partnered with brands like Kellogg's, Starbucks and Mars Wrigley Confectionery, provides these boxes to drivers for free.
(We'll discount his supporting part in "Tropic Thunder" since, for all the role's appeal, he wasn't the main box-office driver).
Join the black box revolution Younger drivers in particular can cut their costs by opting for a so-called telematics-based policy.
The setup is essentially a business in a box, letting enterprising drivers earn more money without having to lay out funds or manage any inventory.
A computer program running in the car's electronics system sets a virtual box around the driver's head, counts and times eye blinks, and in some cases memorizes the driver's expression, especially the lips and corners of the mouth.
Nissan entered the large pickup market emphasizing the lockable storage box on the driver's side of its Titan.
The box warns the driver when it detects high speeds, hard starts and stops, unbuckled seat belts and other potential hazards.
"We want them to say, 'Go and exercise, and use this gear if you want.' " BusRadio spends an average of $2,000 to equip each school bus, installing a compact black box over the driver's seat that also serves as a public address system, computer, wireless modem or global positioning system.
The AA Drivesafe policy will require the installation of a black box in the driver's car which will use satellite technology to monitor behaviour such as braking and acceleration, cornering, speed, and at what time of day the car is driven.
