Done before it even started?

Not just the new people, though.

It also happens with drivers at about 5 years experience.
They get confident, which makes them complacent, which leads to more accidents at around that time.
And that can happen at any time in a career in driving.

I have honed my sense of fear out here.
I try to never lose that feeling of un-confidence.
Being afraid to move quickly or take chances is important when driving these big rigs.

 

Yes, if not, I wouldn't spend hours trying to help a driver. It's very time consuming; sometimes several hours focused on one driver. Well worth it to me.

 

What do you recommend?
He's had two accidents and needs lots of help.
Which company/companies do you recommend. What's your approach to getting the guy back on the road and earning a living?
He lives in Fargo, so which companies do you recommend that hire Fargo drivers with two accidents on record?

 

Hey OP, there are NO MINOR accidents, they are all serious accidents and you being fired should show you that.

 

Yes......
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...QtwJ6BAgbEAE&usg=AOvVaw1wWdBX2uE8izE_v2thxW4v

 

More speculation?

 

Western Express!!!!!

 

I would rather go around the block even a few miles to avoid it if I can

 

To blindside back in the dark with a sleeper will make you a believer in those little windows on the side of the sleeper. It’s amazing how much they help. Now a sleeper with no windows at all I will do almost anything to avoid that.

 

Whatever you can use to make it less difficult. I love a good trick.