Question?

Congrats on surviving the training. I hope to do the same.
I'd sure be real interested in knowing how Dallas and Houston went. Like most people on their way "to", just every possible and minute detail is all I'd request. LOL

I'll be watching your posts to see how it goes.

Stay safe...

Merlin

 

Ignore this post

 

Why ignore it?

 

Why would you have to take a 10 break in a rental car?

 

Did you get the full body orange paint or just from the waist up? Please explain to me how in the world the DOT or Green Bay for that matter would ever know how many hours you drove in a rental car? You are the ultimate company man aren't you? Should I be on the lookout for you because I don't wear long sleeves all the time and don't wear my hard hat at tank washes? Wouldn't want to have you make a phone call to GB.

 

WTF?!?!

you know he's a newbie, and his freaking trainer told him to log the like it's for real, so they can check it later and point out mistakes.

i'll go ahead and assume since you don't wear long sleeves or a hard hat that you're also the supertrucker who doesn't pretrip, replace lights, thump the tires, or leave a bol on a dirty placarded trailer that gets dropped in the middle of wyoming.

 

To quote you "WTF"? What does wearing a long sleeve shirt or hard hat have to do with doing a pre trip? I don't recall seeing in the DOT manual that one can only be done while wearing this stuff. So, am I to assume that you put your hard hat on every morning at the truck stop/ rest area/ tank wash/ van oc while thumping tires and doing your pre trip??????? I hope so, because next thing you know you might become like me and not shave every day either. Then you can really be a "supertrucker".

and BTW, I put a tire gauge on the tires, adjust the brakes, and carry multiple spare lights, nuts, bolts, caps, plugs, gaskets etc with me. You? I've been pulling these sewer pipes on wheels for a long time, just because I don't shave everyday, wear a hardhat every time I exit the truck or wear long sleeves when it's 102 in the shade and I'm fueling or walking across the parking lot, doesn't make me a "supertrucker" it just makes me a guy doing his job. And if I can get a little chuckle at a rookie, then all the better. I'm sure the old timers had many laughs at my expense when I was a newbie. so lighten up.

 

Let me inform you that when you become a driver for a company and you are home for your h/t and you work at burger king flipping burgers you are suppose to log it on line four. Just saying. So if you are employed at a driver and are driving a rental car for them you have to log it.