What are your experiences inside the cab?

Not much to show, I keep my truck pretty empty. Unlike a lot of OTR guys I straddle between regional & local. I might go overnight 2 days a week but most times I'm home every night. (When you factor in the commute, I probably drive more than an OTR guy, which is why I drive a sleeper. If I'm tired or at a long load/unload I can sack out for a bit.)

A few books to read, a few changes of clothing, a set of bedding, some water & snacks.

What I really don't understand is why truck manufacturers bury gauges and switches where they can't be seen. I can't read my fuel gauge without moving the steering wheel. And our straight trucks bury the headlight switch down by the knees.

 

How come you didn't do the even questions?

 

He'll be here all week kids! (His truck's in the shop) hey tip your waitress and try the veal.