Wrong time to start trucking?

After you've been OTR for a couple of weeks or months. You'll need that same pill, when they tell you to drop trailer. And bob tail somewhere.

 

Wouldn't bother me . I'm guaranteed minimum $.40 a mile every mile I run , bobtail , deadhead , whatever .

 

Let me know when you take the CDL test for NC if some crazy question is on there. A year ago when I took mine I busted out laughing in the DMV office and everyone looked at me! I was in tears laughing so hard it caught me off guard!

Question #16; True or False --- If you are hauling livestock, you can drive faster at night because the animals will be asleep.

Someone in North Carolina has a good sense of humor on these tests, always seems there at least one crazy John Boy and Billy question on any driving test they have.

 

His experience, combined with his company. Most if not all companies. Pay you the same exact amount to bob tail as they do to pull a trailer. I wouldn't worry about it.

But he misread my statement for his responce. It wasn't about pay. It was about bob tailing...period. Most drivers dislike bob tailing. It's much harder to stop the unit in a sudden manner.

Wet or dry pavement, doesn't matter.

 

There must be some who would answer true on this given the way some bull haulers drive after dark.

 

and in snow bobtailing is a quick way to go nowhere.

 

Don't hold your breath. Democrats have been running the entire shabang in Michigan and Louisiana for the last 10,000 years. Look at the roads in those two states.