Driving a propane tanker

OK, if you know so dog gone much, why do you come here asking questions? If you already know it all, then you sure don't need us.

Well, what I'm seeing is an attitude problem. But then of course, that couldn't be, could it.

So then you are saying that no companies hire new truck drivers because of insurance?
I guess this means that there are no new drivers up there. They must be born middle age and have at least several years of trucking.
When I responded to your first few posts, I was actually thinking you might be somebody with a problem that actually wants to try to find work. But after reading this thread, I see that I was badly mistaken. At least about actually wanting to try to find work.

Go flip burgers. Or pump gas.

 

I don't know what a straight truck hauls. I've only driven truck.and trailers.

 

Looks like 3500 gallon tank. Pretty common size tank for propane truck.

It's most likely a baffled tank which will help you out a lot. Just remember to take things slow and steady.

 

I was taught to only use my Jake brake when I needed it and not to ride with it always on.

I would imagine they would test you in an empty truck, but I don't know for sure.