And you rookies are so predictable with your "they aren't making me a safe driver" crap. Nobody feels great about backing when they start and all of us have days where we screw up a back. You have been given advice and it's been good advice. Do you really think you were going to be comfortable after 4 weeks of training? At some point you have to do it on your own.
Also, drop the lawyer threats, you're not going to get one and Roehl isn't scared.
My training at Roehl
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Sorry, the veteran comment is uncalled for. We are used to sucking it up and getting the job done, like I am sure the vast majority of the drivers on this board are used to doing. Strap on your boots and get it done, you're the one with the CDL. Can't expect someone to hold your hand forever.DriverMike1984 Thanks this. -
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I always love the "my attorney" line. Grow up.
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The first year of trucking there is no choice but to "embrace the suck" as military grunts like to say. -
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The problem I do see with what you've said here, is that you have to remember that you're talking about "on the job training", not a practice course at a school. They are two VERY different things. So really the only thing you can do is back it into the dock when you get to your next one.DriverMike1984 Thanks this. -
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