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<p>[QUOTE="thirdreef, post: 3533665, member: 119533"]A curtain side is yes a flat bed... But where does that piece that fell on the floor go? It's just like a van. . One needs to be trained where they can go to get a job. Ever look through a magazine? 90% of the jobs are either refers or vans.. Most tank companies want at least a year or more. And that's right driving isn't rocket science, but just like you learned how to walk, you were properly trained to do it. So here somebody learns on tanks, something happens, laid off ,quit , fired what ever.. Then what are you going to do? Be retrained again so you can drive a van? Or the hell with it? That's one reason why there is a large driver turn over, and a large drop out rate. And if you were provided the proper training as you claim, I bet that when you learned to walk that you fell down alot and still hit things with your head. You just can't do that in tankers.. They are for people who can run, and not fall down or hit their heads[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="thirdreef, post: 3533665, member: 119533"]A curtain side is yes a flat bed... But where does that piece that fell on the floor go? It's just like a van. . One needs to be trained where they can go to get a job. Ever look through a magazine? 90% of the jobs are either refers or vans.. Most tank companies want at least a year or more. And that's right driving isn't rocket science, but just like you learned how to walk, you were properly trained to do it. So here somebody learns on tanks, something happens, laid off ,quit , fired what ever.. Then what are you going to do? Be retrained again so you can drive a van? Or the hell with it? That's one reason why there is a large driver turn over, and a large drop out rate. And if you were provided the proper training as you claim, I bet that when you learned to walk that you fell down alot and still hit things with your head. You just can't do that in tankers.. They are for people who can run, and not fall down or hit their heads[/QUOTE]
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