Really? New co-driver

If you have 7 months clean, you should look at moving to a better carrier with a solo opportunity. Start looking and be well informed before you leap. You will need to then establish a stable work history. You don't want to keep jumping.

 

Cliff notes?

 

Yeah man, best thing you can do in my opinion is go solo. In the end the money is pretty much the same and you keep a little more of your sanity. Not all, but a little more.

 

Next time, set 'em down in a truck stop and teach them to use a map. I rarely turn my GPS on, more trouble than they're worth.

 

a little overboard.

i'm not 20/20 but i'm not blind either.

 

Matt I would go over the dispatcher and talk to a manager and tell them this guy is driving you nutts and you can't take it anymore. If management wont move you then you need to find another company..

 

Your already dealing with alot being out on the road you don't need to deal with that b.s. too I been there and done it, like everyone else posted solo is the way to go, u can always drop his *** of at the grey hound depot lol!!!

 

a Pam driver the other night needed to use my cell phone
his partner thought he was still in the rack sleeping and left him at the TS