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By: Brett Aquila
Monthly Archives: April 2009
It’s Time to Ride
Waves from the beautiful state of SC to all out there who are reading this! Thank you for stopping by my little peace of cyberland and taking a look at my path into a career as a professional truck driver. I hope to present my journey in a logical and well written blog so that you, the reader, can see in your mind’s eye the path I have taken. Continue reading
Beginning Week Two Of CDL Training: What Do You Mean, ‘Don’t Hit That Car’?
Day two of week two dawned (if you want to call it that) chilly and rainy. Of course, that’s typical for the Pacific Northwest at this time of year. Our truck driver training is advancing into new stages. Continue reading
The First Week Of My CDL Training
So, finally I got into the school on 4/20 and started the classroom phase. My school required that we have already gotten the CDL permit and all five of the required endorsements (combination vehicle, doubles/triples, air brakes, tanker, and hazardous … Continue reading
The Shift From Computers To A Trucking Career Begins
Welcome to the first post of what I hope to be a very long series of blog entries by yours truly. Who am I, you might ask? Well, I’m known as ‘Old Wolf’, but my real name is Adrian. I’m … Continue reading
Preparing For Your Profession In Truck Driving
Truck driving is a special profession, it’s not for everyone. There are two assumptions about truck driving, first assumption is that you will hop in the truck and no one will see you for months, the second assumption is that … Continue reading






