
Truck Drivers are some of the most dedicated and hardworking individuals one could come across. The work they do keeps shelves full of products that we all can enjoy. Although it can be a thankless job, at times there are those who honor the drivers of this nation. Every year a truck stop in Idaho shows its thankfulness to truck drivers with a free Thanksgiving meal for two.
Being a truck driver can mean being away from family and friends during the holidays. Truckers take to the roads of America delivering the goods the rest of us desire while sacrificing a normal work schedule and time off for the holidays.
The Boise Stage Truck Stop welcomes drivers on Thursday, November 24, 2016, for a Driver Appreciation Day. The celebration includes a traditional Thanksgiving meal with all the trimmings (yes even pie) for a driver as well as one guest. Just show them your CDL and bring your appetite! The event will also include prizes.
A standout among independent truck stops, The Boise Stage Stop was ranked by Trucker Path users as the #1 truck stop in Idaho.
The Boise Stage Stop is located on: 23801 S Orchard Access Rd, Boise, ID 83716
For more info visit The Boise State Stop.





Worst Roads in America
[p]America, land of the free, home of the brave, potholes and faulty bridges. [b][a href="https://app.appsflyer.com/com.sixdays.truckerpath?pid=Social Facebook"]Truck drivers[/a][/b] take to the roads of America each and every day, hauling freight and delivering the things we desire most while others drive to work, visit loved ones or travel for vacation. In honor of National Infrastructure Week here are the worst roads in America ranked by state.[/p]
[h2] Worst Roads in America [/h2]
[p]Rankings for the worst roads in America are broken down by state and based on the percentage of roads in poor or mediocre condition with data sourced from the Federal Highway Administration.[/p]
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[li]Connecticut – 73 % (tie)[/li]
[li]Illinois – 73 % (tie)[/li]
[li]Wisconsin – 71 %[/li]
[li]Colorado – 70 % (tie)[/li]
[li]Road Island – 70 % (tie)[/li]
[li]Oklahoma – 70 % (tie)[/li]
[li]California – 68 %[/li]
[li]Washington – 67 %[/li]
[li]New Jersey – 66 %[/li]
[li]Oregon – 65 %[/li]
[li]Louisiana – 62 % (tie)[/li]
[li]Kansas – 62 % (tie)[/li]
[li]South Dakota – 61%[/li]
[li]New York – 60 %[/li]
[li]Nebraska – 59 %[/li]
[li]Pennsylvania – 57 %[/li]
[li]Maryland – 55 %[/li]
[li]Maine – 53 %[/li]
[li]Minnesota – 52 % (tie)[/li]
[li]Montana – 52 % (tie)[/li]
[li]Arizona – 52 % (tie)[/li]
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[h2] Best Roads in America[/h2]
[p]These states have the least percentage of roads in poor or mediocre condition, making them the best roads in America.[/p]
[ol]
[li]Indiana – 17 %[/li]
[li]Georgia – 19 %[/li]
[li]Nevada – 20 %[/li]
[li]Alabama – 25 % (tie)[/li]
[li]Utah – 25 % (tie)[/li]
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[h2]States with the Worst Bridge Conditions in America[/h2]
[p]Rankings are based on bridges considered structurally deficient or functionally obsolete with data sourced from the Federal Highway Administration. (Hawaii and Alaska excluded)[/p]
[ol-2]
[li]Road Island – 57 %[/li]
[li]Massachusetts – 53 %[/li]
[li]Pennsylvania – 42 %[/li]
[li]New York – 39 %[/li]
[li]New Jersey – 36 %[/li]
[li]Connecticut – 35 % (tie)[/li]
[li]West Virginia – 35 % (tie)[/li]
[li]Maine – 33 % (tie)[/li]
[li]Vermont – 33 % (tie)[/li]
[li]New Hampshire – 32 %[/li]
[li]Kentucky – 31 %[/li]
[li]North Carolina – 30.5 %[/li]
[li]Louisiana – 29 %[/li]
[li]California – 28 %[/li]
[li]Michigan – 27.4 %[/li]
[li]Missouri – 27.2 %[/li]
[li]Maryland – 26.8 %[/li]
[li]Virgina – 26 % (tie)[/li]
[li]Washington – 26 % (tie)[/li]
[li]Iowa – 25.7 %[/li]
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[h2]States with the Best Bridges in America[/h2]
[p]These states have the least percentage of bridges not considered structurally deficient or functionally obsolete.[/p]
[ol]
[li]Minnesota – 11.5 %[/li]
[li]Arizona – 12 %[/li]
[li]Nevada – 13.7 %[/li]
[li]Wisconsin – 14 %[/li]
[li]Utah – 15 %[/li]
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[h2]Infrastructure Week[/h2]
[p]May 15–19 is National Infrastructure Week, a time to educate, plan and generate opportunities to rebuild our nation's roads, bridges and more. The American Society of Civil Engineers estimates $3.6 trillion is necessary to raise the standard of infrastructure level. Meanwhile, President Trump has proposed a $1 trillion infrastructure plan with details to be revealed soon says Secretary of Transportation, Elaine Chao.[/p]
[quote]“We’ve been hard at work at this, and so we’ll be releasing principles in about two to three weeks and then the legislative proposal will probably be tackled by the Congress in the third quarter,” Chao said.[/quote]
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