Regarding backing proficiency:
Overall, currently, are you satisfied with your backing skills currently and/or are you satisfied with your weekly improvement (backing skills) in your first weeks and months as a trainee or new solo driver?
Do you feel like you received adequate backing instruction and practice at your primary CDL school?
If you've made it to/through an apprentice position (trainee), do you feel like your trainer was helpful to further sharpen your backing skills?
If you are not comfortable with your backing skills and you are now solo, what do you feel you need to improve your backing skills?
- more time/experience?
- better training from one who is experienced or a better teacher?
- more repetition?
- to reset and develop a new mindset about backing and setups?
- etc , etc (provide any input that describes your POV)
Also:
Are you satisfied overall with your CDL school or Carrier Training Program experience and do you feel you were adequately prepared to begin your journey to become a professional truck driver?
Are there other areas of trucking skills, and life, you have discovered since being in the real world that you feel were not adequately covered in school or by your trainer(s)? What do you wish someone would have impressed on you early on in the schooling or recruitment process that might have saved you some later grief?
Thanks in advance for any responses. I'm looking into some ideas and these responses may help me refine my decisions.
Some Questions For Any/All New[er] Drivers
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by STexan, Mar 16, 2016.
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