What Are The Crème De La Crème Of CDL Jobs

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  1. king Q

    king Q Road Train Member

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    I call BS on this.
    We all know those area 51 machines run on nuclear fission flux capacitors and not diesel.
     
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  3. Winkjr

    Winkjr Road Train Member

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    Yeah or you got to get at least 1.21 jiggawatts.
     
  4. ramkatral

    ramkatral Heavy Load Member

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    A confidential clearance is nothing. It's only a public trust clearance. You absolutely would not be allowed on a classified installation with it. I know this because I have a TS clearance still valid for one more year from my Marine corps time. Access to classified facilities like that require a secret clearance at a minimum and a signed confidentiality agreement.

    Just sayin.
     
  5. SuperLiner

    SuperLiner Light Load Member

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    I was thinking Tri-Lithium Matter / Anti-Matter Fusion Reactors built out of "Unobtainium" :biggrin_25513:
     
  6. king Q

    king Q Road Train Member

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    I guess you only have level 5 clearance.
    That's what they want you to think.
     
  7. GasHauler

    GasHauler Master FMCSA Interpreter

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    Only at night.
     
  8. mjtags

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    gizmo there's no way around the fact that newbies will be entering trucking.i think one of the problems is some of these company trainers just want to use the student to make money for themselves and dont really care about teaching them..when i went out in 2002 my first day my trainer was in the bunk sleeping.i was nervous but i handled it.there has to be more emphasis on making sure these trainers are doing their job.i remember we were going to the nissan plant in ohio and i went thru a weigh station with no problems and when he woke up he said was that weigh station open i said yeah he got a little attitude and said you should have woke me up i said maybe you shouldnt have been sleeping on my first day..another issue was he was on a dedicated account for nissan..tennesee to ohio back and forth how much is a newbie going to learn with that type of driving
     
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  9. NDBADLANDS

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    :biggrin_2559::biggrin_2559: One day you will laugh.......they just yanking your chain.
     
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  10. Onetruckpony

    Onetruckpony Medium Load Member

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    Trainers now only have a few months experience themselves, how long could it take to teach what they know to someone else..
    Its big, its hard to stop, backing up sucks, not sure what all them gauges mean or what all those buttons do, try not to kill us both, I'm getting in the sleeper because I don't want to see the wreck!
     
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