What would you do?

If you say so, superdriver.

 

Ya ever pulled a trailer with a removable kingpin? If you don’t hit them square you will push the kingpin right up into the neck. The trailer will pick up like normal but you will go right past the kingpin.

 

first time, just tell him what to do, nothing else, let him struggle to correct it, why should i get dirty or sweaty (if hot muggy days), or be late for my roller dogs and coffee?.

second time, walk away, or drive away. those roller dogs and coffee ain't getting any fresher.

if someone is so dense, or stupid to NOT earn from his mistake the FIRST time, he will never learn.

 

If I see it’s a new “company” driver, I’ll show them what to do the first time. Hands on. Next week I’ll say bye if no danger exists

If I know it’s an O/O. Then….. F em. That’s 101 stuff there. How can someone buy a truck, and not know how to hook up Pet peeve

Open deck securement is different. I have no choice but to help them. Safety and the public blah blah

 

Second week on my own after "trainer", like I said...last time was my first.

 

The first Monday yes I would offer help. The second well if your gonna be dumb you better be tough is all I can say

 

I would let him know every time. That is IF I have time to spare. But I would probably teach him to do things the right way. I had many people look out for me my rookie year, especially when I flat-bedded. So I don't mind helping people out.