Profile For Robert B.

I downloaded the hammer app, and will check it out. Also downloaded the trucking parking app that I came across earlier on here. Any other useful apps that I can download now?

Thanks

Thanks for the replies, I'll definitely check out the links posted.

After reading around the internet, my only concern with WE is the trainers. I've read that drivers can become trainers after only 3 months. That seems kind of a short amount of time, but who am I to judge with no experience at all.

Most of what I read though, was people complaining about their trainers social and political views, and a few about hygiene. I could careless about all that. I only care about their ability to train, and being able to do my job when I get my own truck.

When I get with my trainer, I'm just hoping that I get an experienced trainer. Try to work with them to get the information that I need in the time we spend together. I'm pretty easy going, have a thick skin, and make friends easier than enemies. I think I'll be fine. But that was my only concern.

I just got hired on with WE, and ship out to California in a couple of weeks.

I found this forum after reading all the bad reviews about WE, and finally landed here.

After reading through what people had to say about WE, and trucking in general made more sense here; than what all the whiners had to say out there.

Anyway, with all that said. Any advice would be much appreciated and valued.

I've read on here that being productive, reliable, and having good time management will contribute to success in the trucking industry. Any examples or advice on how to do that would be much appreciated.

I figure learning now before I start would be better than learning nothing at all.

After reading on this forum. People know what they're talking about, and have good information. I want to thank everyone for that. Also thank you for the time.

Forgot to add I plan on doing company driving in a dry van.

Thank You!