I'm going solo soon. Glad to know that all of you will be along for the ride!

unt uh... I ain't riding in a swift truck... I be Good luck oldie....

 

Come on MJ... How bad could it be? We are talking about a Swift truck here. The impact can't be that hard!!

 

Sonny, I would really like to meet you someday somewhere, and shake your hand. When you came on this board as a school bus driver, I could tell that you were bound and determined and serious to make this work and do it right. You asked lots...and I do mean lots...of questions about this industry. You have to be the winner of "the wannaba that asks the most questions" award...hands down. But thanks to this board with its wonderful. knowledgeable and helpful members, they guided you to the point you are at today...ready to go solo. They were there for you from the start, and they will be there for you every day. That is what's great about this group. I truly wish you the best my friend. May there be many happy and safe miles for you on the road ahead.

 

By far safer and more comfortable than my Hemmit..... at least Sonny's rig can turn. Mine designed to just run over stuff.

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...a=X&ei=U6VeTPvPNoSisQO9r4GqCw&ved=0CCUQ9QEwBA

 

Congratulations on heading towards your career as a solo driver. I'm going to be reading your past posts so I can learn from your experience. I'm surprised that after all of that training you've gone through, you'll be tested again before you can go out on the road? That seems a bit excessive to me, but what do I know?

I'm one of those who will be hanging on your every word when you post some updates. I'm looking forward to reading about your experience, past, present, and future. Thanks for taking the time to contribute so much to these extremely useful boards!

 

Congratulations of making it through the training phase. I don't know if I could survived that long in such a small space with another man.

Just remember, when you mess up, don't turn a small one into a big one.

 

Oh maybe one or two

That sounds like fun! My son in law & daughter would be thrilled. I'd suggest bringing two hot wheel cars for the two little ones so they don't beat your knee caps up.

 

Relax..Drive it like you own it..Don't get over confident or under confident..You have passed all the preliminary tests..Now its real world time..
Keep your mind on your job and your eyes on the road..Leave the cell phone in its place, not in your hands..AND..We'll be praying for your ..God makes a great co-polit..shakey