pay attention to your weather and where you get fuel.
Lows are supposed to be single digits come Thurs/Fri night. Otherwise, looks to be a nice weekend up here.
Nervous about heading out on my own. Any advice or help?
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Sorry for taking so long to get back to y'all. I just made it home yesterday. In all it wasnt as bad as I thought it was going to be. But it wasnt easy either. My main trouble was finding a place to park at night when all the truck stops are full. Houston was the worse. Another thing I had trouble with was backing in at shippers that have real small area to monuver around. And I missed a couple of turns or exits and had to reroute to get back on track. That was real nerve racking. But in all it was a good 2 Weeks and I learned a lot from my mistakes.
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Then your doing just fine.There is plenty to learn. Dont want to get 'Kung ##' on you;but Trucking is like life-you never stop learning..Your in trouble only if you think you know it all.
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Good job! Just take it easy, Houston can be a pain. Plan out a couple places to stop near big cities, when ever possible leave yourself a little bit of time, better to have some left on the clock than run over.
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I have been known to use a black dry erase marker and write the directions / route on the top of the windshield.
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