What is your CB handle and how did you get it?

Man on the Street

 

 

I don’t really use one. They used to be good to get info, but nowadays people are fighting all the time on it. There’s too much clutter, especially in big cities.

Dwayne Baker

Ontario

Owner-operator leased to Titan Transport

 

 

“Bigfoot.” I think my dad had [the name] first back in ’68. That, and the size of my feet.

Ken Martin

Pontiac, Ill.

Owner-operator leased to Landstar

 

 

“T-Y.” Back when I first started out, I was the youngest person in my company to get hired. It stands for “too young.”

Tyrone Randolph

Hurtsboro, Ala.

Company driver for Averitt Express

 

 

 

“Cookie.” It was my dad’s handle. He was a driver for 40 years. I took it when he passed to honor his memory. He got it stealing cookies from the cookie jar as a kid in Vermont.

Joe La Flamme

Boaz, Ala.

Company driver for Premier

 

 

 

“Hotrod.” It’s my nickname. It’s what my dad named me when I was born. Since it’s different than my real name, I decided to keep it as my handle.

Jimmy Thompson

Dayton, Ohio

Owner-operator leased to Arpin Van Lines

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