May 27th Out in Indiana with Roehl for training, anyone else?

Relax take it easy, take your time and think about what your doing good luck.

 

Glad to hear your doing well.

Orientation is like an accelerated school of sorts. We lost a guy in my class because he couldn't shift worth a darn.

Your gonna get exhausted by the end of the week. Driving everyday plus class work will put unfamiliar stress on your body. I'm feeling the same way now with flat bedding. I spent 3 hours strapping and tarping a load of plywood then had to drive 6 hours to where I'm at now. It takes a toll on your body.

Just keep your head up and you'll be fine. Look forward to seeing you on the road.

Ethan

 

Like Dirtydiesel said, it will put alot of stress on your body. Shifting will come in time, they aren't looking for you to be 100% at it so don't worry about that. Their concerns are that when you do lose a gear or cant find one that you don't freak out and operate the truck in a unsafe manner.

Im currently in Gary right now. If you tell me what your wearing I'll keep a eye out for you.


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Idk what happened to my previous post. I'm in Gary, If you let me know what your wearing I'll keep a eye out. Or if you have time I'm in truck # 5256, looks just like the trucks ya'll are training in. Located in front of the fuel islands

 

Ok I'm in the break room downstairs

I got a camo jacket on.

 

I am talking with jessica. She called me today and said she is just waiting on my school to send in a few things and waiting on my last employer to send something back to them. So I hope to be starting there soon. How are you liking it?

 

I was the flatbed truck grinding gears pulling into the fuel island. Had to remove a tarp and get another one then head out.