My Stevens Experience

Hey ive done alomst 2million miles.All have to start somewhere.Keep a good attitude an work hard .It aint what it use to be but somrone will be doin it.Good Luck

 

Thanks Nascar, I choosen the 18th so that I can get a new guy trained for my position at my current job, and get my finance situated and loose a few pounds.

 

+1 on your blog, the more info newbies and wannabies get the better. I hope they appreciate the extra efforts you are making.

 

I forgot to mention earlier that I have also subscribe to your blog. Keep em comming, I want to know what to expect... well sort of. Every experience is different.

 

Not really, I am after the adventure part of your stories... One of the biggest reasons I want to drive, but I do have a couple of questions about the recruiting I have for you, but I will message you in a bit about em.

 

I am a semi-experienced driver. I have 1.8 years of experience but none of it was in the Rockies. That means I have not done any mountain passes except the smokie mountains, appalachian mountains....other smaller ones. West Virginia had a couple of bigger ones. Would these qualify as mountain passes for Stevens or would I have to go out with a trainer for these qualifications? Plus I never had to chain up....ever.

 

You can have climbed and decended EVERY mountain pass in the western hemisphere and Stevens will require you to fo their program.
Not a big deal. Just descend two passes on their list without a jake and two with a jake and you're fine.
You'll have to go thru the orientation program and out with a trainer anyway.
Don't sweat it. Passes are easy if you do them right and they WILL train you to do them right.
Stevens does not chain up. If it's that bad, park the truck. You make the call.