I thought I would continue the tradition and post my own experiences with central refrigerated training. I rode a bus from Louisville, KY to Atlanta, GA to get to the first step of my new career and have to say I'm not a fan of greyhound at all. A warning to all do not stand in front of the Atlanta greyhound terminal my roommate and I stood in the smoking area and were offered just about every drug you could think of in the hour we waited for our shuttle to the hotel. Shuttle driver was very nice as was the hotel staff.
Day one started pretty slow so far but we already lost 4 due to various reasons including my roommate who lied about an assault charge. Finished my security interview and my drug test and am waiting for my physical and work-well test so I'll update more when I'm back to the hotel.
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Discussion in 'Central Refrigerated' started by mohawktrucker, Sep 24, 2012.
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Welcome to Central...
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Why does there need to be 4 threads for central?
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Feel free to read another thread
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I don't think this is so much a 'Central' thread ... More of a personal experience journal at 'Central'... Everybody's experience is so different, and its good to get different prospectives. At least in my opinion...mohawktrucker Thanks this.
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hey man whats going on? glad to hear your doing good so far. ill be flying out of NY to GA Sunday and be starting 3 day orientation Monday. you going threw there school or did you go there with your cdl? id love to hear what the day by day is like and when you take your interview you know all the good details thanks man appreciate it.
Good Luck Brother!
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Day two and we started class at 7 am. Class seems to be pretty fast paced and the instructor is very informative she doesnt just tell you the right answer she explains in detail why that is the right answer. we took a practice test on general knowledge, air brakes and combination vehicles. I did pretty decent but definetly need to become stronger in air brakes.After the test we watched a defensive driving video and received our homework.
The hotel has a conference room that my fellow students and I have used for study groups so far and we did our homework together to take advantage of our different areas of strength to get us all ready for the permit test.Im loving this experience so far it is very fast but i feel like im learning already and im excited to start my new career. -
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cool man i already have my cdl so i wont need my birth certificate im only in GA for 3 days then over the road for 5 weeks if you can please keep me updated thanks man
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I can't even keep up with one let alone 4 maybe even more.
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