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B.J. helps a friend get a contract for his business and finds out there is some competition

(conclusion) Corrupt authorities threaten to stop B.J. and the ladies from creating their own transport company.

B.J. faces a bunch of bickering competitors bent on preventing the success of his new trucking company.

Grant tries to frame B.J. for smuggling stolen goods.

When one of B.J.'s girlfriends begins to gamble with his money, he sets out to investigate and uncovers a blackmail scheme and a key that many people want to get their hands on.

The killer truckers set up another trap for B.J. and his girlfriend at an auction. B.J. helps a friend get their truck back by scheming Captain Grant into playing a poker game,

Captain Grant is coercing independent truckers to pay for protection. When B.J. steps in, he and his girlfriends are sent to jail.

Stacks is abducted by a demented rock musician named Dante, and it's up to B.J. to find her before it's too late.

B.J. is taken hostage by an elderly couple, swindled and now facing eviction from their home in a retirement community where Captain Grant has an adult film studio.

Facing an audit, Captain Grant has Bear kidnapped to coerce B.J. into stealing ledgers that will be used against him.

The seven lady truckers are kidnapped and shipped to Mexico to be used as labor in a drug operation.

B.J. is hired to deliver stunt equipment to a movie set, and discovers a series of mishaps may not be accidents.

Amnesiac after a truck crash, B.J. is easy prey for frame-up by Captain Grant.

When the club that B.J.'s trucking company owns is robbed, the thieves get away with jewels and a very valuable painting.