My trainer taught me the basics on everything except manuevering in tight places. I figured most of that out after I got going on my own.
Question about refusing to go to a load in a particular state due not feeling experienced enough
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by dtj12231989, Jun 6, 2019.
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Just to let you all know, I'm not trying to be an @#$hole. I'm just frustrated at the moment. I put up a goal for myself of going out for six weeks at a time and take four days of home time. Apparently, it is a bit too much.
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Especially running alone.
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We never mailed them. Not sure how NJ handles it but here being a out of state driver we would issue warrants. Have your attorney check.TripleSix Thanks this.
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6 weeks out followed by only 4 days off? Not healthy.
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Although, I have been told by my dm that I am doing good. I still feel that there are things that I could do better. He did say that I could try and find ways of being a little more efficient in timing my 30 minute break and my ten hour break. He did comment to me that I'm doing good at it so far, but I could be just a little bit better though.
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Curious what type of actions did your company take on you? Or are they waiting until all is settled?
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I'm kinda realizing that now. I had already been out for six weeks when all this happened. Three with the trainer and three solo. I forgot to mention this but all this occurred just before I was going to take my first bit of home time too. In addition, I was sent to the Northeast three days before I was to take my home time.
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Yeah but keep in mind I’m in SC not NJ.
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