Climate Express

I've actually seen 3 people in the truck for myself once...blew my mind. I broke down in Baltimore years ago and CR England came to the freightliner I was at. A trainer and 2 students. One student had plans to lease, the other, the smarter one lol, was going to team drive to gain the experience once finished with training. England's trucks don't stop at all. I went through training at Western Express on the flatbed side. We weren't aloud to start team driving until week 3. He was in the driver's seat unless we crossed a scale. The problem to me is a bigger one: you've got inexperienced drivers trying to train. Folks with a year or two or less of experience trying to train newbies.....how does a newbie train a newbie? The trainer I had my first year had 16 years exp at the time.

 

Was that meat loaded at Fricks in Washington, MO? I'm picking up a preload there for Oklahoma City.

 

Lol Carthage right? That means the cave......I don't know if I'm feeling the cave... I'm scared of the the dark

 

I couldn't agree more. A trainer needs to have been out here long enough to see a variety of situations, and they should have experience with winter driving.