one month with covenant and to be continued....

Discussion in 'Covenant' started by rpad139, Jul 20, 2014.

  1. DomBreth

    DomBreth Light Load Member

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    I would have gotten 10 more at midnight. But I think in a day or 2 I would gain nothing. So within the next couple days I would have had to take one. Not so upset on this one lol
     
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  3. rpad139

    rpad139 Heavy Load Member

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    Once you're out of training and start team driving try and run only 9 hours a day. That way you and your co driver never run out of hours. Me and my co driver do that all the time and never had to take a reset. It might be hard at first because your sleep cycle will get really messed up doing that.
     
  4. DomBreth

    DomBreth Light Load Member

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    Yea. Kind of tough to sleep every 10 hours.
     
  5. Blacktop Junkie

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    Well everyone I'm back from my forum vacation. What did I miss?
     
  6. rpad139

    rpad139 Heavy Load Member

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    Nothing really...peak season is over. Freight is still pretty good on the reefer side however.

    Looking forward to my peak bonus paycheck though
     
  7. DomBreth

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    Got done with my upgrade. At home now hanging with the dogs and cat while my wife goes to work for a but and have a busy weekend ahead of me. Back to chatt on Monday to start my real driving. Training was good and all but I'm ready to make a real paycheck!
     
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  8. rpad139

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    Good to hear you survived the training experience. Now here comes phase 2. Just remember to take it slow at first and don't forget anything. Don't feel pressured to do everything in a hurry. After a while the job will be an everyday routine and you'll get better day by day. Good luck
     
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  9. DomBreth

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    Been driving for a while. For some reason something always happens on Mondays. Gives a new meaning to "case of the Mondays". 2 times truck was in the shop for minor stuff. One time we were stuck in WY with 80 shut down. It's like ####, I can't get a full paycheck. Still keeping my head up and happy to be driving. I hope once I'm done with 90 I have a shot at a regional or dedicated. It's not so bad being out here but I got to tell you once you get home for a few days. To walk out the door from my Wife/dog/cat again for another month or more is rough. But again happy for the opportunity but just hope to get some stability in miles. I'm going to keep it going as long as it takes to find my nitch in the system here Lol
     
  10. DomBreth

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    You still hanging in there?
     
  11. rpad139

    rpad139 Heavy Load Member

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    Is that 700 dollar a week guarantee helping out any? Those don't pay out until 2 weeks after though. I feel you about the shutdowns. our last load from Pennsylvania to Sacramento was late because of the snowstorm in ohio over the weekend.

    How is your co driver? I know my first co driver didn't turn out too well
     
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