A good place to learn. There's no need to announce youre not interested

Thanks for the post, Nemo is a good guy, not perfect but he has a lot of info and has had a lot of people on that have a lot of info for drivers and owners.

Here are links to his site and YouTube channel;

https://www.radionemo.com/

https://www.youtube.com/@radionemo

LOL so maybe you are literally human too?

 

I'm in the trucking industry, nearing 17 years and I have no idea who Dave Nemo is. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

 

I saw something about YouTube. Almost every YouTuber I’ve ever seen post on TTR is some idiot who thinks his way is best. That doesn’t work.

For example, every year there’s a thread on winter driving. tire chains and mountain driving. Driving through a blizzard in Indiana isn’t the same as driving through a blizzard in Montana. Therefore, what works best in Indiana will not necessarily be what’s best in Montana. What works on the big road isn’t the best for the 2 lane. But you will have a person who runs a specific area, a specific road, a specific tire, a specific way of securing a load, giving out his “best” advice. When you disagree what’s best, he and his fanboys go on the attack.

 

Yeah, I tend to stay away from all of that and rely on what I learn from experience. Sometimes I learn from other drivers. Other times it's trial and error. You're definitely right, though. Trucking is so scenario based its crazy. Even something like tires on a truck could impact winter driving in certain parts of the country/continent.