Hey Mac I'm in that class, who are you? If you can not tell who I am, I feel sorry =P and to everyone else I have to agree that this is a great school to attend, I was skeptical at first due to something that a friend of mine had told me and after the second day in class (I decided to just give it a shot) I had no doubt in my mind that this school was a good choice, as Macc said, the instructors make it fun personally this is a plus I can't learn anything while being bored to death by text book examples thrown at me one after another.
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Discussion in 'Trucking Schools and CDL Training Forum' started by Big Macc, Oct 23, 2011.
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The driving is going well, upshifting and downshifting, plenty of narrow country roads, one lane bridges, and turning onto narrower roads and bridges. The downtown driving is the most challenging, and I am certain you all know the challenges.
The range work is fun. Backing into narrow lanes brings back memories of my equipment hauling days. I have a good handle on parallel parking, sight-side offset, blind-side offset, 90* alley dock, 45* alley dock, and serpentine backing.
Four more drives and then the State CDL Examiner on Saturday.
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