How and when to drink alcohol?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by buttmeister, Nov 5, 2020.
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Hopefully on your own off duty time, definitely no less than 4 hours before going on duty and there better better not be more than a .04 BAC for the feds and in my company's case .02
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As often as possible, without hurrying, and preferably from the correct glass for the drink at the right temperature.
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"Are you fully loaded?"
"Yeah, but my trailer is empty."
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Take your job as seriously as the law does. Reaction time should remain optimal. But I witnessed it a lot when I was driving. I know some guys can still handle their business, but you’re risking your career. I think it’s a suspension for the first violation, but is there coming back after that one? Because you can’t drive for such and such a time after consuming alcohol. It’s on the test.
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If im out on tour never touch a drop , but lookout when i get home to my back porch.
Do do do looking out my back door.Numb, Farmerbob1 and tarmadilo Thank this. -
But if it is. That does not mean you won’t still get fired from current company and possibly no rehire with anyone else
This business has turned into a huge insurance money grab and companies aren’t wanting the risk / reward factor with a loose cannon -
I don’t know about alcohol, I absolutely cut it off at one Kentuckian a night through the week. Now, on the weekend, I’ll ride my Harley, change into a bat and fly, drive my car, etc... in search of as many Kentuckians as I can find.
Just today, I went to my brother’s house to retrieve a couple of guns (he’s an FFL) and check out a couple of new ones (yes, I snagged a sweet AR style 12 ga) and I rounded up 2 Kentuckians in less than an hour!
Tourists no doubt, but I don’t care! One of ‘em is like “oh, I ain’t scared of you. can’t touch me in the daylight!”. I’m like “WRONG FOOL! You been watching too many movies!”.
Direct sunlight is the deal breaker. Cloudy day, no issues!Truckerswifes, TravR1, Jaebo74 and 2 others Thank this.
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