What if it Snows?

Yeah, not going to thank that post. Tho if I was willing to give up the home life the job is still available at 40 cents a mile.

 

As an Iowan, I get offended when people say Ohio is in the Mid-WEST.

No it ain't - its in the Mid-EAST. And they don't know much 'bout growing corn, ner pigs, ner chikkens neither.

 

It's best to come to a stop in gear. That way, even if you have a bad clutch brake, the tranny gears won't be spinning. This in turn will help you get into your great to start back off.

 

Thanks. I figured out the answer to my question after I wrote this post earlier. Yes put in gear when you are at a complete stop before taking off. Or do like you said and stop in gears 1-4 depending on the situation. I never liked starting in 4th but my CDL school trainers did it all the time. I always like starting in 2nd because the gear pattern seemed easier to remember that way for whatever reason.

Anyways, I'm overthinking this stuff. Bad. I need to chill the F out. Tomorrow will be what it's going to be.