Moving on....
That is a hard question to answer. I can get more pay at some other companies and miles too. Other trucks can go faster than me and that might be nice.
I think I'll stay till I get my 120,000 miles in and get the ring. That way if I do move on and decided to go back I will have the year and miles completed.
I do have tanker and am interested in driving one. Would have to be food grade as I don't have Hazmat.
So guess I'm still kinda undecided right now.
Thanks for all your stories thru here they have helped me get through this first year.
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Nice job. Congratulations.