Careless driving citation

The Rand McNally will rock your world, give it time.

 

I like the rand McNally but won't trust it implicitly, no way no how. I want to see it on a map, and with streets and trips I can save a location so if I'm going back a couple years later I can pull it up right away.

 

you know there is a bit of truth in the above^.since western express or whoever you drive for is keeping you on,I would seriously consider moving on elsewhere. Reads as if is that time.

 

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If drivers should 'rarely or never have to call a customer for directions', then why do so many of them have a set of recorded directions on their auto message system? I have often used those to clarify the directions sent by my employer. Very often, the directions provided by a dispatcher are from mapquest or some similar service, and those provided by company drivers are often indecipherable gibberish

 

Post # 7; post it

 

Get an atlas, and write down directions on a notepad. I've done that for 8 years, and haven't been steered wrong or clueless and lost yet.