Thomas Moore used to drive his truck into California to pick up cargo loads for years. He refuses to do that now. He could tick off a mile-long list about why: overregulation, long wait times at the ports, too much traffic, and a lack of facilities for drivers. “We just refuse to go into California,” Moore told The Epoch Times. “At 63 years old, I just can’t do it anymore.” He’s not alone, he said. “I would say that the numbers on that probably 10,000 per day who refuse to drive in California or New York. Just refuse to go there. They just won’t have anything to do with it,” Moore said from his home in Tuscon, Ariz., Nov. 2. The ports Los Angeles and Long Beach continued to sort through a container logjam at the terminals this week as cargo ships waited for their turn to offload. Trucker shortages …