A "ride along" from SE PA?

No, you can continue to speak with whatever your normal regional accent is. However, until you accumulate a minimum of 500,000 safe miles behind the wheel, you will be required to pull over to the side of the road, dim your lights, and sit at attention, with your eyes straight ahead, whenever one of us experienced drivers passes you on the highway. After we pass, you may proceed with your trip. It's one of those things you don't learn until after finishing driving school.....

 

LMAO Burky.. Dennis, "dont be afraid, close your eyes and jump" I dont think fits with what you are trying to achieve with this thread. If you really believe that statement, do a lil research on the who's best and worst sections of the forum, talk to some carriers, ask a few drivers of the places you are interested in some questions, and then with who you feel will suit you best, sign the contract, attend the school, and let us know how it goes! After all, you have been a restaurant manager, construction manager, computer services engineer, and real estate agent. Worst case scenario, if you hate it, in a year, when most contracts (that I know of) are up... (for company sponsored training) you'll have seen the country... out of a cab, but you'll be able to atleast say you've been there, then you can do what you do best, change careers.

 

Dennis give an update on what happened after talking to trucking company near you, or finding someone to ride along with.thanx

 

LOL Brickman!! Yes, keep us updated Dennis

 

I say go for your dream,You can tell who'll give bs and who won't ,good luck