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I had an outstanding experience with Excalibur movers. I hired them to move my 3 townhouse, it was 3 levels which made the move a bit difficult. The movers did a great job protecting my furniture and the walls, they were very efficient and courteous with our needs. I paid exactly like what i was quoted by the estimator that was in my house prior the move. I will 100% recommend this company to my friends and family.
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This is my second time using Excalibur movers. These guys are awesome, Their crews are professionals and efficient. Rates are fair and includes all packing material. I will use them again in the future and will recommend them to anyone that need a good moving company
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Excalibur is truly in a league of their own. Having several experiences in the past with moving companies that just gave me a headache I was a little apprehensive about choosing the right company. Excalibur met all my expectations and exceeded. Professional, great customer service and handled my move with care. I can't rave enough! Thanks Excalibur, if I ever move again, I know who to count on for quality and great service
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These folks were astonishing they went ahead time and they worked rapidly. They are affable, useful and made inquiries on things-such as how I'd like things masterminded or what required additional consideration. When I move once more, I will be calling them. Incredible folks!
“The association of truckers with cowboys and related myths was perhaps most obvious during the urban-cowboy craze of the late 1970s, a period that saw middle-class urbanites wearing cowboy clothing and patronizing simulated cowboy nightclubs. During this time, at least four truck driver movies appeared, CB radio became popular, and truck drivers were prominently featured in all forms of popular media.” — Lawrence J. Ouellet
"Six Day on the Road" was a trucker hit released in 1963 by country music singer Dave Dudley. Bill Malone is an author as well as a music historian.He notes the song "effectivelycaptured both the boredom and the excitement, as well as the swaggering masculinity that often accompanied long distance trucking."
The decade of the 70's in the United States was a memorable one, especially for the notion of truck driving. This seemed todramaticallyincrease popularity among trucker culture.Throughout this era, and even in today's society, truck driversare romanticizedas modern-day cowboys and outlaws.These stereotypes were due to their use of Citizens Band (CB) radios to swap information with other drivers. Informationregardingthe locations of police officers and transportation authorities. The general public took an interest in the truckers 'way of life' as well. Both drivers and the public took interest in plaid shirts, trucker hats, CB radios, and CB slang.
Driver's licensing has coincided throughout the European Unionin order tofor the complex rules to all member states.Driving a vehicle weighing more than 7.5 tons (16,535 lb) for commercial purposes requires a certain license. This specialist licence type varies depending on the use of the vehicle and number of seat.Licences first acquired after 1997, the weightwas reducedto 3,500 kilograms (7,716 lb), not including trailers.
Tracing the origins of particular words can be quite different with so many words in the English Dictionary.Some say the word "truck" might have come from a back-formation of "truckle", meaning "small wheel" or "pulley". In turn, both sources emanate from the Greek
