Conclusion:
Learning the various trucker codes isn’t all that hard. Operating a CB can be fun, so enjoy it! Many OTR drivers use it to kill some of the lonely time.
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By listen to the truck radio and understanding the trucker codes you can also get some good information like traffic updates, information about some dangerous roads, truck and truckers fashion, where to find cheap diesel, different trucking industry events, warnings about police running radar, trucking accounting advises, weather reports, truck drivers urban legends and true stories, trends in trucking industry and what not.
The CB is cost effective and can operate hands free. Unlike a cell phone, or some other electronic gadgets it isn’t illegal (in most places) to used it. But the FCC does regulate the channels you are authorized to use. Currently there are 40 channels, at 10 kHz. Here they are:
1) 26.965 | 2) 26.975 |
3) 26.985 | 4) 27.005 |
5) 27.015 | 6) 27.025 |
7) 27.035 | 8) 27.055 |
9) 27.065* | 10) 27.075 |
11) 27.085 | 12) 27.105 |
13) 27.115 | 14) 27.125 |
15) 27.135 | 16) 27.155 |
17) 27.165 | 18) 27.175 |
19) 27.185 | 20) 27.205 |
21) 27.215 | 22) 27.225 |
23) 27.255 | 24) 27.235 |
25) 27.245 | 26) 27.265 |
27) 27.275 | 28) 27.285 |
29) 27.295 | 30) 27.305 |
31) 27.315 | 32) 27.325 |
33) 27.335 | 34) 27.345 |
35) 27.355 | 36) 27.365 |
37) 27.375 | 38) 27.385 |
39) 27.395 | 40) 27.405 |
*Channel 9, reserved for emergency and traveler assistance.