so the less you jack around and the more you stay in the road the quicker it will get done. whats the norm for getting 30k. just a throwout guess
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ok. so im looking at about 3 to 4 months total befor i land solo, is there any more required for the flatbed division, that where i was planning on going.
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The website is behind.... it is 30,000 miles, how long that takes depends on factors. flatbed requires you go through specific training. If you go out with a flatbed trainer for TNT, that I guess would suffice. If you go through tnt on the reefer side n then come over, you must go out for 30 days extra. This is the route I took. Now Ill have both reefer and flatbed training. It would be better to hang with a trainer through the winter, I admit that. I just cant team anymore.
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ok, how you like the flatbed so far, i know you havnt been at it long, was just wondering
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if someone finished training and wanted to stay team instead of solo for the extra money is it easy or hard to find another person that might want to team? and what do you do tell the fm?
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thats what i thought,thanks ip
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A lot of trainers might run Super Solo the first week or so just to see how you can do. So you won't get a lot of miles.
Myself, my trainer was also my instructor so we were comfortable together, on top of that our FM trusts us both a lot. So we have been averaging around 5500/week.
Also keep in mind, you can't go solo until you trainer and FM say so. If your trainer is unsure of your ability by any standard, he can keep you on the truck longer and their is nothing you can do.j&jbuck Thanks this.
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