Or never hold corners so you get lost in the bush for hours driving down roads that haven't been travelled on in months.
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hold corners?
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fishhauler Thanks this.
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Doesn't sound too bad but I'll keep everyone posted once I'm out there. I'm naturally a good driver although I have yet to drive a big rig. With good training and a good supervisor/ mentor, I think I'll be okay. I'd rather drive slower and not make any mistakes than to drive faster and screw up. Can't wait to start working
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It aint that hard to read directions lol.....
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in most convoys the only person with directions is the leader. some guys can't even listen to em properly. simple things like follow the truck in front of you
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It would be easy to get lost, so easy to miss a turn
but with the low cost of the technology compared to the high cost of getting lost or stuck, or ending up on bridge that wasn't designed for a rig that the bigger companies don't use GPS displays and preload the routes.
i off road in jeeps and dirt bikes and it even if there is no map you can still follow a track. -
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