All state dmv have commercial driver handbooks. Logbooks you cam get at truckstops for about $2 or $3. The rand mcnally Motor carrier atlas about $30 at the truckstop. Don't know what the bumper bumper is.
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You are correct but you will get a better deal if you purchase these items from the school directly. I know for a fact that the Motor carrier atlas goes for about 13.00. the log books are 2.80 and the bumper to bumper is a book that they use during classes it goes over certain aspects of truck driving such as proper braking, load management etc.
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That is the problem with laptops. If the screen or motherboard needs replacing, and it is not covered under warranty, it is usually about the same price to just get a new one. (I have an IT background
with a few years spent on a repair bench)
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I was reading in another thread folks having to wait for trainers to become available (not CRS) - is that a problem with Central? Has anyone here needed to wait for a few days/weeks for a trainer to become available??
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As far as waiting for trainers I have only known a few people that had to wait 1 week for a trainer. The company is short on trainers at the moment however because of the industry not many people last the full time on the trainers truck. It sounds harsh I know but its true some people get on the truck and only last 1 to 2 weeks then quite. So far everyone from my class that I have kept in contact with has stayed so far. There are only maybe 1 or 2 out of my class that have left but I cant be sure. I wanted to get off my trainers truck after the first snow we hit because I didn't feel safe. But several of the people from my class that I talked to regularly kept telling me that I would be fine just take my time. I have not had to chain up yet and in a way I hope I never do but I will just have to cross that bridge when I come to it.
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Ok - we can deal with that - I'm just trying to think ahead about $$ and paying bills and stuff. All the things you just 'love' to think about <said in very sarcastic voice!>!!
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Ha ha very cute I need a good giggle once in a while. I feel I am on a strange journey that so far has landed me the best job I could possibly ever dream of getting. I have worked on cars been a fast food manager refrigeration tech as well as a dispatcher. This is the first job that I have had besides that fast food manager that I actually love to do. I like to be alone most of the time. So being by myself in the truck has had its advantages. I can now do the tattoos I want with no repercussions. Sure I may have to hide them depending on where I go to deliver but I'm free to not have to worry about that part of my appearance any more like I had to being in the public eye. I am excited to be on this journey and will share anything with anyone that asks. BTW my signature is a quote from a movie that happens to be my favorite. If you can figure out the movie then we think alike.
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Welcome back Smurfette, glad all went well for you and that your now on your truck.
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Wasn't that the proper response from a midnight showing? If not then to prove that I do know the movie "Riff Raff" wrote it, "Eddie" is one of my favorite singers, and my own personal opinion Tim Curry"s best movie.
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