Profile For Sam S.

Is doubling up and doubling down not usually part of trucking school? England's is just 10 days long but they squeezed it in. When I hopped in my next manual truck, the first seat saw me double and said not to in his truck(his truck, his rules) and it felt weird NOT doubling up and down when possible.

I went through Celadon and they showed us doubling down but the only time anyone doubled up was if someone missed a gear. One even showed me tripling down but it was never a direct lesson

Im attending school at Celadon and from what I'm hearing there is a flatbed fleet but I'm not sure how soon you could get aboard

While not as long as everyone else here but after 2 jobs and 5 years of shift work I realized that I just was tired of the same old routine day after day

I'm currently have my recruiter waiting on me to get my permit and the more I read on it the more I'm thinking the company may be on the verge of collapse. Would I be best to look elsewhere?