You're going to have to be flexable as far as sleep goes. You do need sleep. Remember this; you may have to attempt to go to sleep at 4 pm to get up and roll at midnight, but may only lay there wide awake for 3 hours and then just kinda doze on and off till midnight. And that would be next to some fool that is idling at 2000 rpm with an air dryer spitting at 80 decibels every 10 seconds. But, you gotta love it, Son. It's called trucking.........
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Sleep? How much do newbee's get while OTR?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Cypher, Jun 26, 2009.
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If you are on your personal time and not under dispatch then yes.
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if you r going out with a trainer and you have to sleep on the top bunk you want get much sleep. when i was out i dont think i ever slept less we was stop i could not go asleep on the top bunk y moving. but if your by urself then most of the time its up to you how much you sleep
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If you sleep in the top bunk while the truck is moving and the driver stops quick, you go ka-boom to the floor from 5' up. Do you feel adventuresome? You could rig up a harness that is tethered to the roof area so as to prevent this from happening.
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>> time for a recharge!!!!
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