Has anyone ever heard of this?

He didn't like driving at night so we started at 6am for the last two days and parked at 330-4 pm only to start driving at 6am so he would not have to drive at night. I have been taking it slow and almost babysitting him in adjusting to trucking. I know he can't run like I do solo off the bat nor did I expect him to. I don't know

 

He will more than likely be paired with another trainer. I'm not so sure I want him driving while I'm asleep after this. I feel this bridge was burned. I mean he didn't tell me anything was amiss. I even asked him if something is wrong more than once. I'll be going back to texas to pick up someone else.

 

[QUOTE="semi" retired;4118581]This is probably the best response, short and sweet. There is bound to be a failure rate, as a trainer, Newtrucker should realize this(and I'm sure you do)You can train all you want in a classroom, but nothing will prepare someone like actual driving.That should be the MOST important thing in a school, this job is rarely a 6 am -3:3o pm job. I prefer to drive at night, matter of fact, I wouldn't ever drive again unless it was a night gig. Wannabe's take notice!!!![/QUOTE] He is bound to get someone tougher than me who trains and they will say team driving I drive during the day you drive at night. When he says he doesn't drive at night he will be off their truck too. I didn't rush into teaming cause that isn't training but others who do it for money will see over 50 hours and hop right to it. He will probably then go to my first trainer didn't teach me anything. How would the other trainer know the student is telling the truth or if it's in fact his fault unless push comes to shove? Many others aren't as tolerant. *shrugs* he will drive his full hours in a team situation. No way he will get out of doing it with someone else.

 

when he goes solo I'm thinking he thinks he pushes a button and a robot comes out of the steering wheel and drives for him. God forbid he or they drive a truck in a truck driving job/ career. Those miles just *poof* done.