This is what happens when you start thanking people On that note.. TY to notarps for the song in my head, I'd also like to thank my mother, my husband and my kids.........
Speaking of songs in your head... ever seen those Swiffer commercials ? the one where the mop peeks out from behind a tree ? He is singing "Baby come back" That cracks me up... But then Im easily amused
If I gave that impression I apologize. While I will go on the road with him now and then, it won't be as a co-driver...maybe a backseat one tho
4 students went to test out last Friday. Only 1 passed and sadly it wasn't my hubby One guy ran over a curb. But they all missed for mirrors and stopping at stop signs. The tester felt they all needed to stop sooner. And with 7 stop signs the points racked up fast. The upside is he is home for another 2 weeks and has a chance to fine tune his shifting and knowing what the examiner is looking for should make a huge difference as well.
Don't panic. I failed 2 tests before I passed. Clipped a curb 1st time (my fault); 2nd was cut off during tight turn and barely touched the curb with sidewall. Passed with flying colors on the 3rd run. 2 years later and I'm the top driver on my team (at least that's what the boss says) and being looked at to head up a new team. Sometimes bad luck or a overly tight tester happens. Relax, breath deep, and chalk it up to a learning experience. Sometimes a little adversity makes for a great foundation.
HELLO EVERY ONE HERE.... I WAS thinking about joining swift driving school program anybody got any helpful info. Was gone start at central ref trucking but heard a lot of bad things any info about swift would be apeciated. Thanks
Thank you for sharing that Palazon. I often see where people pass their cdl tests, but it isn't often I see where they didn't. But I am finding that its almost the norm to fail the first time. I am a firm believer in things happening for a reason. Hubby doesn't mind too much in his mind, its extra practice time and 2 more weeks to sleep in his own bed
