First Solo Trip in My First Truck
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by jmarc77, Jun 25, 2022.
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Congratulations and good luck!!!
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Get that CB with your first paycheck if you can. Yeah its not "NEEDED" like it used to be years ago, but it can still save your life or the life of someone else.
Having mine has saved me massive amounts of time by alearting me to traffic accidents or other traffic delays before I could see them. This info often allowed me to detour around what in some cases ended up being a 6+ hour traffic delay. And it most definetally has saved me from at least serious injury once or twice, by alerting me to a wreck that was less than 2 miles infront of me in a major blizzard.Accidental Trucker, Cowboyrich, Another Canadian driver and 8 others Thank this. -
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Or what i heard, " hey flatbed, you got some bags fixing to fall in the back"
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We got slightly lost in one of the shippers we went to and radioed to the scale house and got directions. Saved us a long walk back and forth. Required? No. Useful? Absolutely.Another Canadian driver, Concorde, TooTiredToTalk and 3 others Thank this. -
Radio probably saved a few folks.
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What's the phone number of the truck that just passed you?
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