Hey guys new to this forum quick question when starting out as a newbie driver do you work your way up to those 11hr drives waiting at a shipper for 2hrs driving 6 more waiting another 3 driving some more how do you guys do it without falling asleep?
Stevens Transport A year in review
Discussion in 'Discuss Your Favorite Trucking Company Here' started by TLeaHeart, Dec 18, 2009.
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you drive for 11hrs
you can work(not driving) up to 14hrs
Depending on your shipper/reciever......you can be in and out within an hour, or depending on where you are in "line" or when they get to your load......you can wait hours, or even days
your driving(11hrs)working(not driving 14hrs) and how long you wait at shippers/recievers are two totally different aspects......but they both play a vital part in each other.
**(Someone with more experience please correct me if im wrong..)**cheolopez Thanks this. -
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Caught a cold while on the yard, so I have been sleeping, alot to get over it. And keep the wheels turning legally.
I doubt that you could get a CAT engine on the lease, they are all more than 2 years old now.
For the lumpers, There was no charge to me and stevens..they had to unload the product without the extra cash.
LOL work your way up to 11 hours driving... You do that in the first week of over the road training.. the only time I get tired is when I am loading unloading, and working the 14 hours per day. Driving 10 to 11 hours is a joy.
Most of my down time, I spend it on the internet, catching up talking with friends, then doing things like eating, sleeping, laundry, cleaning the truck... did I mention the internet -
I am headed up to Stevens on Monday to start my school. I have learned alot from you post TLeaHeart. I believe in aways going into things with a open mind and that is what i am taking with me. I am going because i have always wanted to see this great country. I Lost my son about 14 months ago and i have been looking for a change in my life i think this just might be the ticket.
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I tried looking on their website to see where all of their terminals were, but no luck. Maybe you could tell me, or at least where to look on their website? thanks
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I think they only have Dallas and a yard/lot in Laredo.
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One drop yard, Laredo TX, owned and operated by JO Alverez.
Other than that, some customers that we drop trailers at, but we can not stay there. -
Made it thru the first day lots of paper work a long day. Tomorrow physical and drug test.
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Cool odtill, who is your instructor?
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