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1. 
   Jessica Meyers Feb 28th, 2008 at 9:13

   I have been unable to find an email for you on this site but am eager to make contact. I am a reporter for UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism. I am working on a story intended for The Dallas Morning News. It involves cross-border trucking and the blackhole policy mess in Washington. More importantly, I want to examine how people who are actually affected feel about the issue. I will be in Laredo at the end of March. I would like to speak with you as soon as possible and hear more about your perspective as well as suggested contacts. Thanks in advance for your help. I look forward to hearing from you and others who are involved in the debate.

2. 
   Trailero 1 Mar 1st, 2008 at 1:15

   Jessica,

   Check your email. I’ll be more than happy to assist. My editors at http://lifeontheroad.com have already been in contact with me on this issue.

3. 
   David Brookbank Mar 2nd, 2008 at 11:37

   Just came across your site via a link from Steve Eugster’s Highplains Trucking website. As a bilingual social worker, human rights activist, former host of the only Spanish language radio program in Spokane, Washington, and a former U.S. Vice Consul in Matamoros, Mexico, I am very interested in the information you have posted here. In particular, I appreciate your links related to “Border Activism and Human Rights”. Thanks again. (By the way, I remember asking a Matamoros policeman in 1994 about the trucks parked along “el borde” y me dijo, “Ni se pregunta. Aquellos son de Hank Gonzalez.”)

4. 
   Greg Moses Mar 7th, 2008 at 2:50

   Hey Trailero 1, thanks for the link to the Texas Civil Rights Review. Makes me feel proud to see what kinds of friends we have at The Mexican Trucker. Keep on…

   cheers,
   Greg

5. 
   pilar ramirez Mar 26th, 2008 at 6:05

   Can one purchase Ultra low sulfur diesel (15 ppm) in Mexico?

6. 
   Trailero 1 Mar 26th, 2008 at 7:15

   ULSD is available in limited quantities at the moment although PEMEX is in the process of retooling a couple of their plants to produce it.

   The standard 500ppm diesel is the standard which is also still available in the US.

   The old high sulfur 5000ppm diesel has not been available in Mexico for years.

7. 
   John Glavin Mar 26th, 2008 at 2:41

   We operate secured trailer parking (guards and cameras 24×7)in Laredo and EL Paso and are thinking about expanding into Mexico. Do you think that this service would work there? Any Ideas or thoughts..Thanks

8. 
   Stacy Held May 21st, 2008 at 3:42

   Looking for Juan Pablo a truck driver in Mexico.
   Thank you,
   Stacy y Savannita

9. 
   Monica Truelsch May 21st, 2008 at 9:02

   Mexico Trucker,

   Love your site. Nice to see honest reporting from inside the country on economic and business realities. Your photos offer great insight as well.

   Our company provides dispatch and operations software for trucking companies in the US and Canada, and we’re currently the largest provider of these applications in North America.
   We would very much like to take our systems for asset-tracking and operations visibility in to Mexico, as we think that the industry has reached a level of maturity and growth that could now benefit from greater efficiencies.

   Can you provide any personal opinion on receptivity in the Mexican trucking community for business software to help run their operations effectively, and perhaps how we might best reach out to larger trucking firms (>50 trucks) in marketing or sales channels? Trade shows, conferences, organizations, magazines???

   Any input would be valuable, thanks.

   Monica Truelsch
   TMW Systems, Inc.

10. 
    A.Adame Jun 27th, 2008 at 8:46

    Bravo! I appreciate your humanity, practicality, and sensibility. Thank you!

11. 
    Chris Sweeney Jul 29th, 2008 at 11:52

    Your link to the statistics on the cross border pilot program seems to be broken. Also, I am trying to find the contact info for Porter Corn. Thank you.

12. 
    Dave Collins Aug 6th, 2008 at 10:09

    Jon Justice tiene el derecho a su opinión. La manera en la cual que se portaba Sra. Garcia era vergonsosa y ignorante. No hay ninguna disculpa.

13. 
    Jackson Aug 9th, 2008 at 9:31

    I am looking for a lowboy trailer to haul 3 seismic vibrators from Reynosa to the MacAllen Texas border (only around a 5 mile trip).
    These vibrators can drive to be loaded, but they are 55,000 lbs each, 8 feet wide and tall.
    I need this done immediatetly and would really appreciate anyone who can help.
    H.Jackson at hjackson.capitis@gmail.com

14. 
    Stacy Aug 20th, 2008 at 12:41

    I am looking for a 25 year old truck driver in Mexico. Pitufo/Juan/Juanito. He use to live in the US about 3 years ago. Please have him contact me. xoxoxoxox

15. 
    R. Ramirez Aug 20th, 2008 at 8:42

    hello mexico trucker,

    nice website, it makes me feel more proud of who Iam,and what I do.
    I like the pictures of all the mexican trucks u got on,it seeem to
    me that, mexicans are driving better trucks than mine,I believe
    safety is no the main issue,its about the race,and color.thank you
    very much for your website.by the way, I was trying to see your pic
    tures where it says “monterrey vista” I think u got a problem there
    the pictures dont come out, thanks.

    R. Ramirez

16. 
    PMC Aug 21st, 2008 at 3:04

    Thanks. Galleries are fixed. We just did a major upgrade and ironing all the little bugs out.

17. 
    R. Ramirez Aug 25th, 2008 at 8:55

    OK, 10-4 MEXICO TRUCKER,WE SEE ‘EM NOW, MONTERREY IS A VERY NICE
    CITY,I REMEMBER MY UNCLE JESUS LIVED THERE (DADS BRO) THEY’RE
    BOTH GONE. THANKS FOR THE VISTAS

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