Yup, she's a tough slog at times. The truck can't make enough heat to defrost the cab even while under load, never mind when at idle, and you can't go faster than about 25kph (15mph) on the ice. So the truck never warms up, the door gaskets harden up and don't stop the wind from whistling through the gaps (and the driver), and the drivers fall asleep trying to peer through the gloom at a white road bordered by white snowdrifts under a white sky - during the short days. Most hours are dark and the blowing snow in the lights can induce vertigo. Try that for a few trips and haulin' chickens starts to look real good.
