Comments By Colleen W.

I quickly went through the regulations, as far as I can see sleep apnea is not yet a regulation but it has been proposed. So I guess it's up to the medical personal that does your physical. I think the company that are requiring a sleep test see that this is going to be a regulation and they're just getting a jump on this situation. I'm not against the sleep test but I can't afford it just now.

I'm a little confused. Recently there have been people on this site that are overweight and have passed their physical without a sleep test, also I have read posts that said that some companies will do a sleep test and pay for it if you go through their school. So it's my understanding that the sleep apnea test is not yet a regulation, am I right? I am very concerned about this because I'm overweight and I'm going for my physical next week. Guess I'll find out next week. Damn one more thing to worry about.

Good job Spirit!

So now we know where the discount stores get their yogurt.

Hamsters on wheels

Thanks guys. I hear you Rolling Thunder but ordinances are ordinances. My husband and I inherited our house from my mother-in-law.

Kind of a basic question, how do you get home? Do companies let you drive the tractor home and if so where do you park it if your neighborhood won't allow big trucks? I'm also going through the High Road Training and just read about driving a company vehicle for personal use, is driving home consider personal use?

The carriers I talked to were very helpful, I had to call some of them a few times before getting a real live person. I don't think they were annoyed by me.

Walking into CDL orientation and finding that a former customer was the teacher was pretty cool.

Funny how that works! I am betting you had a good relationship with that prior customer! How's your quest coming along, anyway? Still in school?

My quest for CDL training is coming to an end, thanks for asking. I start class at the end of Oct. And yes I did have a good relationship with him and his dog. He often come in with his kids to wash their mutt.

Little girls do not play hookers.