Major KUDOS, fellow Buckeye~!!!
YAAAAAY~!!!!
Congrats. Training will fly by. Just take it one day at a time and let the miles add up.
WTG! Looking forward to your updates.
Way to go tripletdad!! Safe travels on your next 15,000!
Congratulations Tripletdad!!!!
Congratulations from a fellow Buckeye, Tripletdad. Slow and steady beats fast and reckless any day, especially when backing. Good luck and be safe while you are out with your trainer.
Congrats!!! Backing is something we all have our days with, no matter how much experience you have. 15k will go by fast.
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Well y’all. I finished CDL training school with Millis. Orientation next week, and then out with my trainer for 15,000 miles. It’s been a fun few weeks of class and driving, and I feel ready to go out on the road with the trainer to put everything together in the real world. If anyone has been keeping up, backing was my biggest concern. I’m happy to say that it wasn’t much of an issue. I’m far from perfect, and I’m slow, but I can get it where it needs to go. This page has been very helpful to me.
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