miles for the week

very well said

 

Thank you for replies. I guess my question is do you drive everyday or do you find yourself sitting for a couple of days because you run out of hours. I realize that there are a lot of different circumstances that determine how the week goes but I'm asking in general how does it go.

 

Been solo 2 months. Got 3400+ my first week. Burned through my 70 in less than 6 days. I got the distinct impression that needing to take a 34 should be avoided if possible. Now I just shoot to average 8-9 hours driving or 500 miles a day. Seems to be a workable and fruitful pace.

 

This is some good to know stuff... I will be starting training with Millis on Sept 16

 

rarudi,

How was it OTR with your trainer?

 

The greatest achievements of men, were at first, nothing but dreams of the minds of men who knew that dreams are the seedlings of all achievements. A burning desire, to be and to do, is the starting point, from which the dreamer must take off....... "Napoleon Hill"

 

My trainer was great. We got along really well and he made sure I learned the things I needed work on. We became good friends.

That said, weeks on end stuffed in a tin can together - even with someone you get along with - has its moments. You just gotta grin and bear it and push through. And if there are serious personality clashes, you can request a different trainer.

 

With proper planning you can run on recap hours without taking a 34, I do it all the time if you drive 8-9 hours each day as stated earlier in this thread you'll always have hours, at least I do.

 

2700 paid this week. Already under a 1000+ mile load ill deliver tuesday. Been out over 2 months running recap. Its easy just pqy attention to your hours at all times. My clock is my paycheck.