Rookie saying hello...
Discussion in 'The Welcome Wagon' started by Orion78, Jan 29, 2016.
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So the nerves, do they ever calm?
thejackal Thanks this. -
Yes. U haft look at it this way.
There are more things out here stacked against u than for u right now. This country is a completely different animal than when I began....attitudes, laws, more traffic, god knows how many agendas, influx of cultures, CSA, etc etc.
But u can make it...be patient with yourself, you'll do fine.taxihacker66 and Virdis Thank this. -
I'm trying to get as much information as I can read on driving tankers. Trying to get on with a company now. Don't like dry van at all. All the threads seem to be old except 1 guy going through training now. More interested in the driving skills, terminology, and backing (how much and how tight?)
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Sounds exciting. How does it feel being on the road for long weeks? Is driving a tractor trailer as intimidating as it looks?
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I love being on the road, downside is like everyone else, traffic and tight spaces seem to get smaller the closer you get. So far I have been very lucky with no snow, and no DOT harassment.
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I've hauled everything but cows n tankers.
Can't be all that bad tho...good luckVirdis Thanks this. -
What I was thinking.
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Well there's one thing about tankers I know.
They drive way way too fast in downtowns. In Detroit where I'm from there's one ramp that u must do 25mph or u will flip...and doggonnit, about every third week there's a tanker that didn't make it n shuts down i75 for a few days. -
At first I was going for the class B but decided to might as well go for A and it covers everything. Trying to get every endorsement in the book...tanker, passenger, school etc etc haha.
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