Here's something one of my mentors just posted on twitter:
Here are some bits of advice that I have received in my coaching career that I found especially helpful:
Be yourself – Define yourself and be the best you, you can be. No one can fault you for this.
Coach the person, not the shot putter, basketball player of swimmer.
Know the basics. Master the basics. Never deviate from the basics.
Make the champions choice. Invest in the process, no shortcuts. Being comfortable with being uncomfortable is the champions way.
These recommendations are very straight forward, nothing complicated and very basic. They have served me well for 51 years.
HOS
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by farmerjohn64, Jun 29, 2020.
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I think people are being to hard. Turning a simple answer into this big deal. Just log is as you do it. Next time just use PC to get to safe place park when you run out of HOS at pickup or delivery.
No you can't really stop the 14 hour clock. That's the point of the 14 hour limit. Because drivers and companies use just change log books and run all crazy hoursbeastr123, farmerjohn64 and D.Tibbitt Thank this. -
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It's taking the goat path from Dunkirk, NY to Harrisburg PA - same fuel usage as the big road, no tolls, and an hour faster.
It's running a familiar route without your gps.
Its backing into a spot instead hitting the easy pull through or creating a spot on the curb.
Its GOALing, even believe you know you are fine and there is a line a trucks waiting.
Its standing up to the Chairborne Brigade.
If a driver is not comfortable being uncomfortable then he will be pushed around, he will run substandard equipment, and it is doubtful he will ever make a good life for himself.TripleSix, Wasted Thyme, dunchues and 4 others Thank this.
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