For what is worth, does anyone know what group of drivers have the most accidents? Is it the greenhorn, the 5-8 yr driver or the 20+ year vet.
Trainer vs No Trainer
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Mike_NC, Jul 22, 2010.
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You asked about trainer vs. no trainer.
That question has been responded to. Several times in fact.
If you don't like/approve/agree with the responses given... That's your problem.Last edited: Jul 22, 2010
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They didn't cover this in your school? They did in mine. I was informed that it was the novice group. -
Good luck to all the noobs no matter which path you choose. The case can and has been made, if you so chose and after careful consideration come to the conclusion you have the skill and where with all to hit the big road sans a trainer, there are companies out there willing to cut to apron strings and treat you like a mature adult. -
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we have a SUPER TRUCKER!!!!!!! It's your loss by not having a trainer. Good luck though. Don't forget to wear your fingerless gloves and don't block the fuel island or scale.
I always did wonder if SUPER TRUCKERS were instantly SUPER TRUCKERS or if they progressed into the role. -
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I also chose Watkins Shepard because I did not want to go with a trainer. I did not want to share a truck with a stranger and be on HIS time. The 10 day at Watkins was good, I learned alot. A few things now after driving for 5 weeks I would like to see added I will mention them to training once I get back to Missoula.
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