Great Start to my day!

Kinda changing what you said there. I like the second response much better.

 

What was said and seen is the problem I have. Somebody saw a bonehead move by an older driver and right away assumed he was experienced. Same thing with the companies. People see these drivers and right away they think they're the best drivers out there and criticize them. However, if you look at any of these types of boards you'll find the junior drivers are making comments about experinced drivers and they are only making assumptions.

You come on with me for a road test. I'll ask if you are experince or not. I'll see how much you know and then ask a few questions. After a few hours in the city I'll have my selection made. It will be judge on your own skills and not how manys years you were at a company. Because I'll tell you if you have any years with Swift I don't think you'll pass the test. You might thou, but so far nobody wants those drivers anywhere near the loading racks because they haven't.

 

You get the truck and I'll come to you. I'm retired now and it would be fun since I already believe it's part of my job to pass onto new drivers what I've found to work. You wouldn't be able to use our company trucks since they never stop and they haul gsaoline.

 

It looks good until you start wondering about the ambulance in the picture. Anyway...

I think schools should tell students to watch cars and trucks and see some of the dumb things they do. It's a heck of a lot better then watching a staged training exercise.