Congratulations kammy. Happy Trucking!
Congratulations kammy. Happy Trucking!
Thank you!
Whats the furthest you've gone so far if you dont mind me asking, and congrats man! Glad you are doing what you've been wanting to do for a long time.
Whats the furthest you've gone so far if you dont mind me asking, and congrats man! Glad you are doing what you've been wanting to do for a long time.
Thank you! My furthest load? 1085 miles from pick up to delivery. I'm averaging 2800 miles a week. I'm trying to get to 3000....
You are doing GREAT.
Get there early don't hit anything. Words to live by. Keep on trucking lol
You are doing GREAT.
Get there early don't hit anything. Words to live by. Keep on trucking lol
Thank you Rainy! I will!
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Hi TT. Just stopping by to give you an update on me. I'm at the end of my first month OTR solo. It has been challenging. Backing up to some wierd docks have been the worst. I'm very slow, and goal several times, but I've always been successful. By successful, I mean I get the dock bumped, and haven't hit anything! I love my truck. The big city traffic is manageable. So after years of local driving.... I'm succeeding! I owe this to you guys. Thank you.
OTR:
Over The Road
OTR driving normally means you'll be hauling freight to various customers throughout your company's hauling region. It often entails being gone from home for two to three weeks at a time.