Good morning all,
I finally got my TNT trainer last week. So far so good. Lots to learn. Lots to get used to. Sleeping on a moving truck doesn't seem to be an issue with me, but the space constraints are. I'm a big guy and between his and my stuff, there's not a lot of room to move around. Anyway, I'll make the best of it.
Wish me luck.
Prime Training Update
Discussion in 'Trucking Schools and CDL Training Forum' started by Coriolanus, Dec 5, 2021.
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Good luck, would love to hear all the info you have to provide. I just applied to a few companies, including Prime, yesterday. Prime is my top choice so far.
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PLEASE DON'T PARK AT FUEL PUMPS, EVER. Pull ahead or find a parking space. Prime has a pretty good training system. You can do it.TxFLdino57, Coriolanus, Puppage and 1 other person Thank this. -
you picked up the meat grinder, well, you will eat lots of #### at prime, as everyone does there, 100% turnover last 4 years for this company for a reason.
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Why would you sleep in a moving truck during training?
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22 hours or so a day. I relax or sleep in the bottom bunk when my trainer is driving, and vice versa. Thought that was pretty much normal judging from my discussions with other trainees a -
That's not training, my friend.
Both, trainer and trainee have to be on duty at same time.
As example a classroom: what good is it when the teacher is awake and the student sleeps? Or vice versa. -
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