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Werner used to allow is the day you signed for your truck, not sure if they still do. They didn't have any restrictions as too how long. Plus if she was on your medical plan you didn't have to pay extra to have her ride on the truck.

 

Also know that the "Life on the Road" seems exciting, interesting or at the least intriguing to spouses, but many get sick of it very quickly.

Bunk, chair. Chair, bunk.... Play on the phone. Watch trees go by for 11 hours a day.... Use shipper/receiver bathrooms, then shower in a strange semi-public room every night where you have to wear shoes to keep from getting foot diseases! All toiletries must be lugged in and out of it.

Mikeeee

 

yup nothing like it in the world, love every minute of it. Once you go to this lifestyle you can never get away from it, it infects you believe me I tried to get away twice it doesn't work. Once it's in your blood it's there for good.

 

Haha get ready!

 

That is good to hear. While she may not be qualified to drive, she can definitely help considerably! Most beneficial as a new driver will be having her spot while backing.

Making other drivers very jealous of you for having company along the ride, that does not walk on four legs and need to be walked in the grassy areas!

Keeping you awake in the night hours.

Mikeeee

 

Melton Truck Lines has a rider policy for the wife. Also, their trucks have APU's.