I was thinking about doing the high road training but I was concerned that I would do it and then I would start studying at school and the two might not make sense together. So I was just going to study what the school program was. But if you think it will be beneficial then I'll get into it.
You should be using the extra time to study, study the here and now. Pelican we have seen many, many examples of people in your same position, looking so far down the road they lose sight if taking care of immediate business…
Study! Read! Absorb!
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- Truck Driver's Career Guide
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- High Road CDL Training Program
- CDL Practice Tests
I like to plan ahead 😆
I start school October 17. They had to push it back because the September class got completely booked up.
Step 94.
Got your CDL yet?
Don’t be so indecisive. High Road training will be compatible with any other training you get. It does get you a great head start, though.
A CDL is required to drive any of the following vehicles:
Pelican… why, as an unpaid Moderator of the Trucking Truth Forum would I suggest doing something like studying the High Road CDL Training Program if excessive ambiguity existed within each State and school?
We are all about Best Practices here… especially at the stage you are in. We have decades of top performing and safe operation just within the half dozen moderators…with zero experience, what basis do you have for questioning our guidance and advice?
As an example you asked about dogs and leasing. No where in the CDL tests are either of those two topics addressed. However things like pre-trip, air brakes and safe operation are. I suggest redirecting your focus on what matters…
A CDL is required to drive any of the following vehicles:
Gotcha. I'll start looking into it.
Pelican… why, as an unpaid Moderator of the Trucking Truth Forum would I suggest doing something like studying the High Road CDL Training Program if excessive ambiguity existed within each State and school?
We are all about Best Practices here… especially at the stage you are in. We have decades of top performing and safe operation just within the half dozen moderators…with zero experience, what basis do you have for questioning our guidance and advice?
As an example you asked about dogs and leasing. No where in the CDL tests are either of those two topics addressed. However things like pre-trip, air brakes and safe operation are. I suggest redirecting your focus on what matters…
A CDL is required to drive any of the following vehicles:
…or a Rat with a Backpack.
What type of dog do you have?Rat Terrier.
If PackRat had a dog on the truck, would it be a PackRat Terrier? Lol
Or a Rat with pack in the back of Packrat's Mack?
Daycab?
…or a Rat with a Backpack.
What type of dog do you have?Rat Terrier.
If PackRat had a dog on the truck, would it be a PackRat Terrier? Lol
Or a Rat with pack in the back of Packrat's Mack?
Glad to hear this Pelican... Looking forward to hearing questions relevant to your reading and studying.
Gotcha. I'll start looking into it.
Pelican… why, as an unpaid Moderator of the Trucking Truth Forum would I suggest doing something like studying the High Road CDL Training Program if excessive ambiguity existed within each State and school?
We are all about Best Practices here… especially at the stage you are in. We have decades of top performing and safe operation just within the half dozen moderators…with zero experience, what basis do you have for questioning our guidance and advice?
As an example you asked about dogs and leasing. No where in the CDL tests are either of those two topics addressed. However things like pre-trip, air brakes and safe operation are. I suggest redirecting your focus on what matters…
A CDL is required to drive any of the following vehicles:
…or a Rat with a Backpack.
What type of dog do you have?Rat Terrier.
If PackRat had a dog on the truck, would it be a PackRat Terrier? Lol
Or a Rat with pack in the back of Packrat's Mack?
So if PackRat listens to Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and the great Sammy Davis Jr., would that be the PackRat Rat Pack? (You young people may not get that joke).
Or a Rat with pack in the back of Packrat's Mack?
Daycab?
Well, I sure DID need a chuckle, haha! Especially one NOT at BK's expense..
NOW, here's a "Where's Waldo" game, y'all ~
In THIS cab (day or non...) can you spot the crutches? The triangles? Or . . . PackRat's Rat Pack ?!?!?!?
I'm thinking . . . in line with the original title of this thread; THERE IS A DOG ! (Somewhere?!?)
Again, Where's Waldo? Triangles? Doggo? (I've spotted the crutches. . . )
~ Anne ~
<< NO Crutches, I've misspoken!
Or a Rat with pack in the back of Packrat's Mack?Daycab?Well, I sure DID need a chuckle, haha! Especially one NOT at BK's expense..
NOW, here's a "Where's Waldo" game, y'all ~
In THIS cab (day or non...) can you spot the crutches? The triangles? Or . . . PackRat's Rat Pack ?!?!?!?
I'm thinking . . . in line with the original title of this thread; THERE IS A DOG ! (Somewhere?!?)
Again, Where's Waldo? Triangles? Doggo? (I've spotted the crutches. . . )
~ Anne ~
<< NO Crutches, I've misspoken!
Anne, here’s a riddle based on the photo you posted. From the picture, what time of year was it taken???. Winner winner, chicken dinner.
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I was thinking about doing the high road training but I was concerned that I would do it and then I would start studying at school and the two might not make sense together. So I was just going to study what the school program was. But if you think it will be beneficial then I'll get into it.
CDL:
Commercial Driver's License (CDL)
A CDL is required to drive any of the following vehicles: