Gallon---- ( 1000 watts of power. )

Gambling Town---- ( Las Vegas,Nevada-USA. )

Gandy dancer---- ( Road construction worker. )

Gangland---- ( Priesthill-Glasgow,Scotland-UK. )

Garbage---- ( Produce, i.e. hauling garbage. )

Garbage---- ( Too much small talk on a channel. )

Garbage scow---- ( Produce truck. )

Garbage State---- ( New Jersey-USA. )

Gashole---- ( Back of vehicle. )

Gas jocky---- ( Gas station attendant. )

Gat---- ( Gun. )

Gateway City---- ( St. Louis,Missouri-USA. )

Gator---- ( Blown piece of tire. )

Gay Bay---- ( San Francisco,California-USA. )

G.B.Y.---- ( God Bless You. )

Gear---- ( Overnight bag. )

Gear banger---- ( Trucker who grinds gears. )

Gear bonger---- ( Grinding gears. )

Gear jammer---- ( Trucker. )

Gearjammer/Gearslammer.---- ( speeding truck driver, one known to accelerate/decelerate quickly. )

General mess of crap---- ( General Motors Corp.Truck by Volvo/White. )

Geological survey---- ( CB'er who tries to modify the internal components of his CB set. )

Georgia overdrive---- ( Neutral gear position used in going downhill (Also "Mexican" or midnight overdrive). )

Get horizontal---- ( Lie down to sleep. )

Getting horizontal---- ( Going to sleep or engage in sex. )

Getting out---- ( Being heard; transmiting. )

Getting robbed on the tables---- ( Gambling. )

Getting through---- ( Making the trip. )

Get trucking---- ( Get moving; make some distance. )

Ghost Town---- ( Casper,Wyoming-USA. )

Girlie bear---- ( Policewoman. )

Girl scout---- ( Policewoman. )

Git back---- ( go head, over. )

Git on---- ( Ramp The on ramp to a highway. )

Give me a shot (shout)---- ( Please respond or call me. )

Glad hand---- ( Break connections between truck and trailer. )

Glad hands---- ( Air hose brakes. )

Glory card---- ( FCC License; class D license. )

Glory roll---- ( CB'er who gets his name in S9. )

Glory wagon---- ( Decorated truck. )

Go ahead---- ( Answer back. )

Godzilla---- ( Linear Amplifier. )

Go head---- ( Speak. )

Goat and shoat man---- ( Livestock driver. )

Go back to him---- ( Continue talking or talk to him. )

Go breaker---- ( You may now talk or invitation to break. )

Go breaker nineteen---- ( You may now talk on Channel 19. )

Go gas---- ( Refuelling vehcile with Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG). )

Go-go girls---- ( Truckers' term for honest-to-goodness farm animals - pigs. Why pigs are
associated with go-go girls is unknown. )

Go juice---- ( Truck fuel. )

Go-go juice---- ( Fuel (Gas or Diesel). )

Go-go-go juice---- ( Fuel. )

Going down---- ( Saying goodbye. )

Going green ones---- ( Smoking marijuana. )

Going home hole---- ( The highest gear, allowing trucks to go as fast as possible. )

Going horizontal---- ( Going to sleep; laying down; or switching antenna polarization. )

Going like a raped ape---- ( Moving fast. )

Goin' thataway---- ( Traveling same direction. )

Gold City---- ( Goldsboro,North Carolina-USA. )

Golden Archways---- ( St. Louis,Missouri-USA. )

Goldie locks---- ( Mobil businesswoman. )

Gone---- ( Final transmission or switching to another channel. )

Gone 10-7---- ( Permanently dead, deceased. )

Good buddy---- ( Friendly term used when you don't know name of the other party to conversation; any CB'er (fem.,"good lady")
At one time it meant "Friend" or "buddy", today it means "Homosexual" . )

Good buddy beep---- ( A CB radio's signaling tone device. )

Good hunting---- ( Have a good trip. )

Goodied up---- ( Said of a fancy truck. )

Goodies---- ( Optional accessories for CB radios; uppers or any other kind of dope. )

Good Lady---- ( Fem. for Good Buddy. )

Good motor job---- ( Good trip. )

Good neighbor---- ( Same as driver the person you are talking with (this has replaced "good buddy") . )

(The) good numbers---- ( A closing; used thusly; "We're going to lay the good numbers on you". )

Good old days---- ( When trucking was fun and profitable for the driver. Before deregulation in 1980. )

Good shot---- ( All clear ahead. )

Good trucking---- ( Have a good trip; drive safely. )

Goofy bailing---- ( Bowling. )

Goony Box---- ( Gonset G-11. )

Gooney bird---- ( Machine that blocks sound with pulsating beat. )



Goon squad---- ( People who continually operate on single channel; channel hoggers. )

Got a copy ?---- ( Can you hear me ? )

Got a pound in my pocket and i'm off like a rocket---- ( A closing. )

Got a 10-2 ?---- ( Can hear me clearly ? )

Go 10-100---- ( Go to the bathroom. )

Go 10-7 permanently---- ( Die. )

Go 10-7 temporarily---- ( Stop transmitting, shortly. )

Go to 100---- ( Restroom stop. )

Got my eyeballs peeled---- ( I'm looking. )

Got my foot in it---- ( Accelerating. )

Got my foot on it---- ( Speeding up. )

Got my nightgown on---- ( I'm in the sleeper, and ready to go to sleep. )

Got my shoes on---- ( Switched the linear ON. )

Got the go-head---- ( All clear. )

Go to channel 41---- ( In the 23ch days- a joke to get someone off the airways. )

Go to company---- ( When you tell another driver from your company
to go to the designated company CB channel. Drivers do this so that they can talk about
company business or personal matters without monopolizing channel 19. )

Go to double Harley---- ( To put your CB on channel 11. )

Go to Harley---- ( To put your CB on channel 1. )

Got your ears on ?---- ( Are you listening to your CB ? )

Got your shoes on ?---- ( Are you traveling full speed ?; got your linear amplifier on ? )

Got your sneakers on ?---- ( Are you traveling full speed ? )

Gouge on it---- ( Go fast, step on it. )

G.P.---- ( Ground plane antenna; Grand Prix. )

Grab bag---- ( Ham radio operator broadcasting illegally on CB radio frequency. )

Grabbed bear---- ( Hit a police car. )

Grab one---- ( Shift into low gear. )

Grain body---- ( Grain or wheat transport truck. )

Grandma---- ( Low gear. )

Grandstand jockey---- ( Hot Rodder. )

Granny gear---- ( Low gear. )

Granny lane---- ( Slow lane. )

Grapeville---- ( Port Glasgow-Scotland-UK. )

Grapevine, The---- ( Twisting, hilly section of Interstate 5 outside of Los Angeles,California-USA . )

Grass---- ( Median strip on highway; marijuana. )

Grasser---- ( Low signal. )

Grasshopper---- ( Police on median. )

Grease monkey---- ( Mechanic. )

Greasy---- ( When the road is icy and slippery. )

Greasy side up---- ( when a car or truck has flipped over. "There's a 4-wheeler with the greasy side up". )

Greasy spoon---- ( Truck stop or bad place to eat. )

Green Apple---- ( Novice CB'er. )

Green back---- ( Cash. )

Green CB'er---- ( Military police with ears. )

Greenhouse---- ( Bank. )

Green light---- ( Road is all clear. )

Green machine---- ( Toll booth; Army or Marine Base. )

Green Monster---- ( Linear Amplifier. )

Greens---- ( Money; speed tickets. )

Green stamp collector---- ( Radar trap or toll booth. )

Green stamp lane---- ( Passing lane. )

Green stamp road---- ( Toll road. )

Green stamps---- ( Toll road; toll booth; police summons; money. )

Grinning and getting the wheel spinning---- ( Moving as quickly as possible. )

Grocery---- ( Bar. )

Grossed-out---- ( When the rig and the cargo reach the maximum allowable weight. Usually 80,000 pounds. )

Ground clouds---- ( Fog. )

Ground pressure---- ( Weight. "The coop is just checking ground presssure; no sweat". )

Ground unit---- ( a smokey bear in his car on the ground, receiving
speed reports from a "spy in the sky" (a trooper in an airplane). . )

Ground Wave---- ( Electrical wave directly travelling from transmitter. )

Grown-up truck---- ( Tracker trailer. )

G.S.---- ( Great signal. )

Guitar Town---- ( Nashville,Tenessse-USA. )

Gumball machine ---- ( Lights on top of a police cruiser. "He's got his gumball machine going". )

Gumps---- ( Stolen chickens. )

Gun runner---- ( Radar. )

Gunther tuddy---- ( Police car (old "Car 54" team) . )

Gutter Balling---- ( Bowling. )

Guy---- ( What to call a person whose handle is unknown (e.g.; "Hey Guy") . )

Gypsy---- ( Independent trucker. )

Gain---- ( An increase in the effective power radiated by an antenna in a
certain desired direction, or an increase in Received signal strength from a certain direction. )

G.B.Y.---- ( God Bless You. )

Geological survey---- ( CB'er who tries to modify the internal components of his CB set. )

German Band---- ( Germany uses FM and AM Radios and will honor licenses from other countries using CEPT-approved radios.--
40 channels, same frequencies as USA 4W max power (26.965 - 27.405 AM/FM);using this band are marked "PR 27 GB" or "CEPT PR 27 GB" and are CEPT-approved. )

Glory card---- ( FCC License; class D license. )

G.P.---- ( Ground plane antenna. )

Grounding---- ( Electrical connection to earth. )

Ground Plane---- ( A type of Non-directional or Omni-directional Antenna for base station. )

Ground Wave---- ( Electrical wave directly travelling from transmitter. )

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