Back when I thought about becoming a flatbed truck driver, I made a mock 90 lb tarp out of sandbags, a poly tarp, and duct tape. I practiced hoisting it up onto my shoulder and walked with it to the end of the driveway and back. When that started to become easier, I added 5 lbs of sand.
Concerns with Maverick Trans. physical test
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I really do like the idea of driving flatbed. However, I think focusing on learning the skills needed to be a safe and sucessful truck driver are more important at this time. Getting in with a regular trucking company and prefecting the craft should come first. Once I have a few years in, and a better physcial aptitude I will revisit driving flatbed. For now, its about getting into a school that fits and a company that seems to be decent. I'm leaning toward Wilson Logistics. Anyone have any personal thoughts on them? Good or bad?
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Where do you live?
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Not sure if my company hires that far up
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When they do the CDL Physcial your weight and BMI, will most likely require a sleep apnea test, with that being said, did you ask what the physical test consists of, and do you have a current physical card, as I don’t know if Maverick will make the drivers see their own doctor at orientation.
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