Questions about what it's like to drive a tank

Those are tanks? What about otr tanker companies? I'd like to stay over the road if I can

 

I currently live in Denver, Colorado. I think I would depending on where. I don't really have anything stable set up here. I don't have any family, or kids or responsibilities. I just my friends house there for mail. That's pretty much it. So I guess it wouldn't be too big a deal to move.

 

I don't know when the snow will start. I am not from Colorado I just moved here not long ago. And I agree about driving the tanks in the snow I just don't like dealing with local stuff. Traffic, backing up more frequently, etc. Plus, living in the truck has its perks, such as not having to set up something stable like a house, not paying rent, and going outside of the state. That's why I like otr. Open highways, only really deal with traffic when I enter the city I'm picking up or delivering in, etc.

 

Okay. I'm coming up on a year of experience now. I know it's not long but I'm proud because when I was interested in becoming a trucker everyone told me I couldn't do it because I was "too small," or I don't "look like a trucker." Lol I wasnt aware truckers had a certain look.. One instructor in CDL school told me to get out while I could because I wouldnt make it since I'm black AND a woman, two strikes against me. I proved everyone wrong!!!!! Now they all say "you can't pull tanks! You're a woman! " LOL I'm going to prove them wrong on that too!