Preparing for OTR training: I think I need a coupla more pair of "drawers"!

i found a free version of http://www.safehousesoftware.com/ safehouse that is easy to install and use. and if he uses his forum name with his phone # no one in this world would be able to crack it!

don't forget a good sunblock for that left arm. we don't want to lose you to skin cancer. i have mine checked once a year, for so many years i never used anything and now i get worried it's going to come back to haunt me.

 

Now that you have your CDL, do i look for a truck with training wheels. May you have a great adventure.

 

Good deal.

Regardless of the quality of your mentor focus on the mechanics of your tasks. Put another way you have proven you can operate the truck, now repetition will bring comfort and speed.

Keep us posted and if ya' see a big 387 with Taz stickers on the big sleeper window....

















Use all five fingers to wave

 

My hubby took a suitcase but switched to a carry -duffel bag when he was OTR in training and came home and switched it all -said it fit better in the rig and took up less room. He got it as a TS for like <$10. It's all he uses now. Easier to unpack the truck too when he gets home. He keep all his bathroom supplies in a smaller seperate bag again easier when he gets home to unpack.

*don't forget LOTS of spare undies for those ''HOLY SITHZ!!!! " moments you will experience in the next few weeks!! Remember Mom always said make sure your underwear are clean in case you are in an accident!! BAWHHHHHAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I do not like the thumb drive idea much either. I would recommend saving the info as a draft on a gmail/yahoo or hotmail account (or other isp). The thumb drive can be lost or stolen. Your passwords for your email should exist only in your head.

 

Great idea if you don't suffer CRJS

 

I had that for a while then it progressed into Stage II CRAFT.