Question about refusing to go to a load in a particular state due not feeling experienced enough

This is nonsense... a right turn is the same in NJ as it is in AZ.. don't blame geography on inability or inattention

 

What a thread, lol. A bit of advice of who listen to on here and not, lets just say the ones to listen to dont post long winded stories about all manner of things.

Couple things I saw in your posts. Dont let yourself get so riled up over your job. Slow down and take your time. You said other traffic refused to let you move, news flash you're in a 70ft long, 80k lbs vehicle, if they wont move then you dont move either. Their much smaller vehicle is much more maneuverable than our trucks. Let them run into something trying to get around you.

Dont rely on GPS. It will screw you. Use it to figure out your best route, dont just blindly follow its directions. Know where you're going before you go there.

And flatbed is less forgiving and much more work than van freight, although some companies are trying to run it into the ground as well. Gotta be on your A game all the time.

 

Yeah you could but then the two of his friends behind you will do a number on you that you won't forget.

As you said best to avoid it altogether.

 

I carry ninja stars and a pike. I dare anyone to mess with me. I will go medieval ninja on their ###.

 

If you dont wanna do simple task every experienced truck driver does thats probably best place for you to be and dont complain . You just need to be more careful and pay attention ...i have been everywhere probably except putting chains climbing mountain , black ice scares me alot but DC , NY , BALTIMORE , LA , HOUSTON ... just heavy traffic and bad roads
...probably you think that every driver that goes there has min 10 years experience
Keep crying princess
Probably you belong to the 3 story penthouse in NYC