Comments By Daniel M.

Rob t, I will be learning on an automatic. I was kind of hoping itd be manual so I don't have the restriction on my cdl but oh well If need be I can work to remove that. it'll just be a pain in the but and probably cost some money. yes all the research I've done and videos I've watched did put what you said in my mind, that the first year is really hard and it sucks but I'm hoping to power through it. I ride a motorcycle and am always watching traffic so I'm hoping that'll be good for me in regards to the 4 wheelers I'll have to keep watch for on the road. thank you for the tips I'm very grateful for them and will keep everyone updated.

bk thank you, I I hope to stick around and grow in trucking and will be keeping all ears open.

g-town thank you sir I couldn't help myself but to post since Ive gotten a lot of good things from all the knowledgeable people on here kind enough to share it.

old school thank you for your kind welcome and I thought introducing myself is the least I could do.

I will keep everyone updated! I'm still trying to figure out where to post updates on my journey. should I start another thread and use that for updates? I don't really do social media I was raised a bit different than todays generation. 😂

And inspiration, ive already been inspired many times on this site from some of you guys since I've made my account here on tt 2 years ago. all of just reading your posts and threads, this is my first time posting something. 😄

Hello everyone! I'm new to trucking and am happy to be here! I've always loved the idea of trucking ever since I was little and now I'm finally 21 since may and decided to pull the trigger on trying it. i got my learner's permit and am going to start school Monday with cypress truck lines Inc in Jacksonville Florida doing flatbed regional. I'm very excited and a bit nervous. I've learned a crap ton in just four days since buying the drivingtests.org ccdl course and learned the learning never stops. thanks in advance for your hospitality.