I agree. I think it's the line between drivers who wear boots and the drivers who wear flip-flops. Me? Boots are uncomfortable and flip-flops are stupid, except in showers. Not sure where I stand yet.
Bad weather and trip planning. Impassable roads. What to do?
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I'd like to also mention, there are quite a few drivers who can't read or write, much less speak English very well. This means they're less likely to check road conditions using websites and apps. Reading weather alerts and talking on the phone is not easy. I think more training is needed.
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This forum has been really helpful in teaching, confirming, and reminding me, and possibly other new drivers following, of points not discussed in the basics. When I begin training, I think I'll be more prepared to respect what I'm learning. -
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I just got a call from my dispatcher again, I’m shut down again for today and possibly for the next couple of days as well.
This kind of weather is so atypical for Texas that they’re overwhelmed with clearing up the roads. Lots of power outages as well, which isn’t good with the current outside temperature of 8° F (wind chill -8°).Flankenfurter and Road-house Thank this.
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