Hit Me!

You didn't film it!?!

 

Must be training him to be a arse.

 

You need to read my rant on backing today, it was going around, thank God its Friday.

 

Thank you for helping him.

 

Saw the same thing at darling in kuna Idaho last Friday ..not sure who the trainer or tainee was but the lazy ### sittin in the pass seat kept his nose glued in a phone and wouldn't even look up .

 

I tried to help a guy backup at a shipper today.
Told him he had to set up again. No way he was going to make it the way he was setup.

Guess that was to much he asked someone else to back it in for him.

 

I was gonna help her till I noticed the dirtbag in the pass seat .

 

I definitely get out and spot a driver having trouble backing next to me. A lot less trouble than having to deal with damage to MY truck. We've all been there when first starting out and a few well spoken words and advice go a long way to helping a new driver. I know I was helped by a few seasoned drivers and was extremely thankful to these guys that helped me when I was without experience and support from my company, (CRE). Insert chuckles here. As far as helping the driver not in danger of hitting MY truck, I've only done it twice at very tight docks, so kudos to you SCOTTIED67. The industry needs more drivers such as you. As a driver who once once nervous entering truckstops wondering how I would park, I say thank you.