Usually smaller bunk no upper bunk smaller fuel tanks think day cab with a twin mattress, against the seats NO ROOM NO Cabinets for storage
CPAP in a L/W where???
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by truckergirl80, Jul 15, 2020.
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This should answer your question
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That would be PERFECT for me! The less junk u have to carry around, the better. Easier maneuvering too in tight spaces.
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Where ya been, @truckergirl80 >!>!>?????
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And you get paid more to drive it vs your co-worker in the big condo sleeper doing the exact same trip.
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They also weren't out as long typically, I remember my dad being home most weekends until he got into his first century class.
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That's what I was planning on doing. I definitely want to be a trainer at Somepoint but i'm not sure if I should say that straight out of TNT, or if I should wait a couple months. What do you suggest?G13Tomcat Thanks this.
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If you tell them right away you should be able to get a condo truck sooner and not deal with a L/W truck
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