student requesting driver interviews

Ha, Ha, Haaa, that was good Six, Ha, Ha, Ha

 

really maize and blue ... giving up on football and going to swift school

 

20 minutes a day will get you through all of my 12000 posts That should fill out your 2 year degree nicely. (800 days, 15 posts per day)

I don't do interviews. They never go well. All you get is yes, no and that's pretty much it.

Want to learn? Get a CDL A and get hired on and roll out with a load. It's the only way to learn.

 

Nobody is going to give you business secrets for free. Truck drivers in a way are all competitors out there.

The days of brotherhood are long gone.

 

You are on a public forum where truckers discuss "business secrets" every day.

 

Sure. I can answer the ones below. No worries.

1) 5 years, 2 years over the road and 3 years local.

2) Route navigation I use the Rand McNally Truckers Atlas. I don't use gps. I will look at the area with Google Maps, but for navigation I use the Atlas and then call the customer for directions to their place, then use Google Maps to line it up. As far as elds, I don't go more than 100 miles from my home terminal, usually, but if I do, I will jump in our truck that has an eld device and use People Net.

3) Parking is probably the longest time eater that I do on a daily basis. I don't load or unload every day, but if I do, that takes longer than anything. Also, when I was otr, I sometimes had to wait a long time for my dispatcher to find me my next load. The paperwork takes a small bit of time. It is a lot less since there are elds, that was my favorite part of the job. Would allow me to relax.

 

Yeah, what MBAngel said

If you put a quarter in the cup , I might answer.

 

I second this reaponce, and will add. In that area there is also a pilot loves,ta truckstop.

 

Oh boy is it that time of year again already. Sheesh this year is going fast. Every year as back as I can remember (over two decades) the student doing a paper, have trucking questions, cones along