Although it has actually existed in the United States since the 1940s, CB (“Citizens Band”) radio really came of age with technological advances in the late 1960s. It exploded in popularity during the 70s – especially among truckers. By the 1970s most users were identifying themselves by self-chosen names, or “handles”, rather than the assigned call signs that were technically required under the law. In fact, before 1983 it was actually illegal to use a CB without a license in the U.S. – most users simply ignored the law, which was almost never enforced. In the days before the Internet and mobile phones, CB radio was the best means for truckers (and other drivers) to keep informed about hazards and opportunities along the road. And on the Uncanny Highway, the hazards of the road can be strange indeed!

Some results on the following table give two options separated by a slash. In general, GMs and Presenters can use the first option for a male, and the second for a female. Of course, players can also use the table to decide on CB handles for their PCs.

d20, twice	You’re listening to…
1	Rubber	Guy / Gal
2	Hard / Silky	Hawk / Dove
3	Shadow	Rider
4	Fearless	Trucker
5	Flyin’	Driver
6	Lovin’	Bull / Butch
7	Christian	Dave / Jane (or other name)
8	Speedy	Smoker (or Toker)
9	Big	Daddy / Momma
10	Fightin’	Soldier
11	Steel	Roller
12	Ohio (or other state)	Dog (or Doggy)
13	Mountain	Man / Woman
14	Rockin’	Duck
15	Groovy	Hauler
16	Swinging	Hammer / Fingers
17	Smooth	Eagle / Swan
18	American	Racer
19	Sergeant	King / Queen
20	Sweet	Stallion / Bee