New Big Rig Membership Website Launched

Feb. 1, 2012 - PRLog -- Belmont Computer Services , an internet marketing company out of Nova Scotia, Canada, has announced that they are launching a new membership website catering to drivers of large vehicles.   The new website can be found at http://www.BigRigCountry.com.

"The goal of the website is to bring together drivers of big rigs all over the country and help them share information that uniquely affects them. Whether the big rigs in question are commercial trucks, buses or large motor homes and travel trailers, they share similar problems and requirements. Parking, WIFI, safety regulations, road conditions, fuel prices, food and services all play a part in their daily existence."

"Primarily serving Canada and the USA, membership will be open to anyone in the world.  Sharing the unique problems and experiences of Big Rigs from other parts of the world would be very enlightening to our membership."

The website will provide ebooks and software on a wide variety of topics to educate and entertain the drivers and their families.  

There will be games available on the site to help wile away rainy days or downtime.  Readers will even be able to have the articles on the site read to them aloud by Odiogo if they choose.

Two levels of membership provide something for everyone. Free silver members will be able to download three products per month and have access to posted articles and members forum posts as well as the games.

Gold members will have access to unlimited downloads, will be able to post and comment in the members only forum and be entitled to a free blog on the site which they can use in any way they wish.  Some may use it for a personal or family travel blog, others may wish to use it to start a web business of their own.

Gold members are invited to contribute stories or articles to the site, get in on threaded topics in the forum and choose from any of the $100 to $200 worth of ebooks and software added every month.

Webmaster, GrumpyOlTrucker has over 40 years as a long haul truck driver and 15 years as an owner/operator.  His dream is to retire from commercial driving, acquire an RV and roam the country with his wife.

For more details on Big Rig Country please visit http://www.BigRigCountry.com