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Posted:  8 years, 10 months ago

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Averitt Express Orientation

That sounds great! So happy for you! Congrats and keep us posted.

Posted:  8 years, 10 months ago

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Splitting Sleeper Berth Questions

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Hahaha! Now that's some funny s*it right there!

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You and I. We're fighting. >:)

I forgot about your sock full of bearings. My apologies. I want to keep my brains in my head, lol. : )

Posted:  8 years, 10 months ago

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Splitting Sleeper Berth Questions

Hahaha! Now that's some funny s*it right there!

Posted:  8 years, 10 months ago

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Air brakes test....ugh

The 2 biggest mistakes I saw at school were turning the truck off, then forgetting to turn the key back on, and forgetting to press and hold the break peddle for 1 min. Just go slow and you'll be fine.

Posted:  8 years, 10 months ago

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Zonar pre-trip? Anyone use?

What r ur thoughts? You can see sinnizter using it here: http://youtu.be/Ivd87F3lMY8

Posted:  8 years, 10 months ago

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Signed training contract

Congratulations! What a great way to start the new year.

Posted:  8 years, 10 months ago

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CDL License

These are all great questions. I'm very curious myself.

Posted:  8 years, 10 months ago

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Going to Midwest Co/Dairy

Congrats!

We had another driver a while back who started out at a dairy driving a tanker full of "angry milk" as he called it.

Didn't know companies hired recent grads for tanker gigs. How'd you pull that off?

I think the fact that I live only 5 miles from their offices helped. I've studied a lot about the sloshing effect as you make turns, accelerate and stop. Angry fits that effect, lol. The company also has a school, and is very accomadating as far as the learning curve is concerned. Safety is #1 to them and they'll work with me as long as it takes. They have 50 drivers and 1 on 1 is important to them.

Posted:  8 years, 10 months ago

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A new career in trucking.

Anything is possible. A lot of places will take ppl with some issues on a case by case basis, so call around and talk with some recruiters. They should be able to answer any Qs you have. Good luck.

Posted:  8 years, 10 months ago

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Going to Midwest Co/Dairy

Have my driving test next Tues and if all goes well I'll be hauling milk! I'm really fascinated with tankers and can't believe I have a chance to drive one right outta school. I've read on here how they're a different animal as far as timing and shifting, and am looking forward to the challenge. I'll keep y'all posted as I go along.

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