My luck with trainer, so stress right now.

Oh boy.

 

Good for you walking away.
If you are too tired to keep driving, nobody should be pushing you. That is how accidents happen.
Blessings

 

How much longer are you supposed to ride with a trainer?

 

Hey gang, any of you new people that have to ride with a trainer:


I know you guys are new to the industry. I know you are nervous. I understand that you are being bombarded with new experiences. That being said, you have to draw a line in the sand.

First line = No Yelling.

Now OP struggles with English and the trainer is probably doing the fat American tourist thing and get obnoxiously loud as if that helps with the translation. Find a safe place to park, pull the brakes, put your phone on video record and set it down, look at your trainer in the eyes and WHISPER, “stop the yelling. I hear just fine.”
Either the trainer is going to lower his tone or he’s going to lose his ship. Be prepared to leave the truck, but notify your contact at your company. If you don’t have this contact info, shame on you because ALL companies give new drivers a contact person.

 

Hey Asian. You seem like a smart person. Keep being wise and don't let any of these numb nuts okie doke you directly into your demise. Id bet you will have a long and fruitful career after its all said and done if you keep your wits and properly learn at an appropriate pace

 

U seem to have a good grasp on things realizing strengths and weaknesses make for a good driver ur COMFORT ZONE as a student or rookie driver is pretty small and should be without experience confidence shouldn't be a concern ur modesty tells me u have come to terms with the fact training is necessary. Alot of trainers don't think about the students they train if u look at their safety and performance records more often than not someone who's pushing u is using students to help their pay look better and aren't considering the outcome that has on students u should be taught to be patient and safe first speed comes later with experience don't be reactive be proactive

 

1st, absolute proper grammar is not needed here. It's not "The Teachers Report", and 2nd, no need to qualify your nationality, the world is much more universal today. 3rd, I mean no disrespect, but you have to remember what field of work you are going into. It's not wine tasting or running a punch press. It's a stressful, lonely, unsatisfying( at times) and certainly not like any other job. Therefore, trucking attracts all the people that don't fit into "regular" society, and you'll encounter some real characters. People that don't necessarily know how to interact with other people, and you have to roll with it, at least until on your own. I don't think I've heard ONE trainer success story, they all seem to have their quirks, and all I can say, is welcome to trucking 101. If you are that passionate about truck driving, you simply will have to go through the hoops. I think people today want it as easy as can be, and when they run into resistance, they whine like a bad bearing. If you think "training" is tough, wait until you get on your own. Best of luck.

 

Sounds like standard puppy mill thug trainer.

 

Sounds like 99% of trainer posts. Learn what you can, go solo, figure the rest out on your own. We all had to deal with it.