Danny Herman

Yes, but do those sayings keep them out of the ditch? Where's your messiah now, eh?

 

What does one have to do with the other?

 

Do they pray daily for freight? Will Juh-HEE-zus himself be your co-driver? Can saying a novena get you out of a scale ticket? These and many more questions must be answered.....

 

Yes because you’ve proven that your way is so much more successful right?You have built a much more successful business than Danny Herman has right.what is the name of your company I’m sure everyone here will recognize it .

 

A trucking company can have whatever faith sayings they want to on their trailers, it don't really matter to me as I don't subscribe to a faith. All that matters is how a company treats their drivers and customers. I've never heard too much negative concerning Danny Herman. It ain't like they shove it down people's throats, at least to my knowledge. Anyway, all that isn't important. @Michelle33 good luck on your journey! I love the enthusiasm you have so far. Just remember, while with your trainer, there's no such thing as a dumb question. You're gonna be great!!

 

Good luck, don't over think it, kiss of death. I'm with Bryan, religion and trucking never did do much for me either. In trucking, YOU make it happen, not some divine intervention, that I knew of, anyway. Not to say, some things happened that I couldn't explain, but for the most part, I was in control. Through GOD, maybe, we'll see about that later. Summer camp? More like a paid vacation, but just don't treat it that way. Hopefully it's done snowing for a spell, just watch up ahead, things can happen in a second, right when you look away, is the best advice I can give.

 

When you come back home from training -- you might well consider shopping for a truck-based gps navigation system.

My Garmin dezl-cam gps truck navigator made navigating up in the northeast much easier. It also helped me save locations of worthy truck stops, & then navigated me back to them, later; it also routed me around traffic jams -- some loads would have been late without it.

The main reason I originally bought it -- was if/when the Schneider-supplied nav system went down (which occasionally happened) -- I had an immediate back-up to keep me going, & prevent nav mistakes (without having to find a safe place to stop -- & then figure things out).

-- L

 

Navigation system,,,again, amazing the world turned without it. Now, before you jump all over me, I realize, today is geared for those contraptions, and you are clearly at a loss without them. Again with "digital dependence", on a trip with my daughter, her navigation subscription ran out, without her knowing it, you should have seen the panic. I said, don't worry, let's find a map, and the trip was saved somehow,,,,,

 

I used the truck routes shown in my Rand McNally trucker's road Atlas to custom-program the routes (as circumstances dictated) in the Garmin gps navigator.

Thus -- no more looking at/fumbling for maps or notes -- while driving....

-- L