It makes sense, thanks. I've often wondered why back up lights aren't standard on trailers, it seems like such a common sense thing to do. We're taught to use the four ways when backing, some trucks have beepers for backing, why not have lights on the trailers like we do in cars, vans, pickup trucks and semis?
Newbie here W/Millis Transfer =)
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Robilade, Dec 3, 2022.
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Like $45, but you can stick it about anywhere and it’s bright to see to back into the dark spots.Still undecided Thanks this. -
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It sounds like you found yourself a satisfying little niche in the huge world of trucking. After a year you've hopefully learned a lot of the in's and outs of your job. If you did it with no accidents, that's also a huge step in your career. You may decide to stay at Millis forever, or you may find different and possibly better opportunities down the line. Either way you've hit a milestone as a driver. Congratulations! Keep on rolling, and most importantly, don't become complacent with safety...
GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES!
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Yayye!!! And yes! I realized after driving this long, I love driving and traveling. It's nothing like getting it done and knowing that you did it. I tend to take pride in any and everything I do with doors opened for great advice/ suggestions especially from the OGs out here. You're right about complacency. I always remind myself not to get too complacent. This is a different ball game and world that I just unlocked a year ago and I know that if I took that step for greater opportunities, I need to stay mentally and physically prepared.
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