LEOUSA takes care of the weapons. There is no issue there. You can go places with it and correct id etc that we lawful carriers cannot go.
I would bet the ranch a drug test will be pretty hot against the trainer who is evidently more concerned with his drug world than the trucking and trainee world.
A nice amount of savings and ability to get yourself whtaever it is you need at a moment's notice anywhere in the USA at any time is a very powerful tool. Most people who come to trucking in debited etc do not have a 20 dollar bill to call their own sometimes.
The rest of it I would imagine would have to be back at the yard and settled one way or the other by the end of the first day, second at the most. Some mentor. I was also considering the problem of trainer's stability as well. It's unfortunate.
I would document everything as it happened while this is relatively good in the memory. If for some reason you are fired, ternimated etc you will have all that for the State to take up the case. (Unemployment, DAC etc)
If you are in a situation where you have to go out again with a different company and trainer you will not allow this to continue even one whole day. If it becomes a problem again, stop everything, especially that truck and do not move a inch until whatever it is settled.
I have a feeling you are going to be a good driver in many ways. And it's a shame this is going on. It'c not something that can or should be allowed to continue one more hour.
Advice FROM a new driver TO other new drivers...re: Tweaker Mentor
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by CDL Noob, Oct 22, 2018.
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I couldn't put it on speaker, or even call...that would required an extra hand I didn't have available.
The ####ty thing is...I met a couple of old hats at the terminal who reminded me of my Dad. He drove a truck for 40 years, and they were mentors, but had noobs on already. I would have been happy to learn the right way from those guys.
Still...I am going to go back. I am headed down to the valley on Friday to meet up with a new mentor who is going to be on a 34. If he seems to have his head and his ### wired together, I will head out Monday morning again.
The company is crediting me with my driving hours that I have already completed (I was alert enough to grab my training log).
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Mentors also want trainees. If mentors keep fighting with trainees, they will be thrown out of the mentor program.
His third mentor will probably be those on the bottom of the barrel and who is probably not qualified to be a mentor.
As you know, the best mentor goes to friends and family and office employees. You can probably figure out who gets the worse mentors.Last edited: Oct 22, 2018
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