Most difficult driving situation I will face?


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shakalaka

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Give me the most difficult situation that I will eventually face. I.e. merging in the rain in a city of crazy ass people.
 

Never used an atlas??!!??

Good gawd man.

Read a map

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Unless I can do it while driving, I don't do it, I guarantee I'm top 1% in new driver top pay. Going into my 2nd year, making 2100.00 gross per week, only expense is food for my in truck microwave. I will be saving now to buy my own truck.
 
Unless I can do it while driving, I don't do it, I guarantee I'm top 1% in new driver top pay. Going into my 2nd year, making 2100.00 gross per week, only expense is food for my in truck microwave. I will be saving now to buy my own truck.
I've read just about enough of you.
You are probably THE most dangerous driver on the road. You are not a CDL driver, you are an IDIOT!
Pay attention to the road and what's around you. Your days are numbered as a driver.
You will cause a huge pile up on some Interstate and while families are dying, you'll be the one who runs away blaming everyone else.
Your lack of experience and your mouth are going to get you into a world of trouble.
Good luck, Ace, you're going to need it. :foreheadslap:
 
A GPS was never meant to be plug and play. It's supposed to be redundant.

I use a combination of old and new schools. A GPS, Atlas and a CB. They all have their uses.

It's painfully obvious you're new. Try going to an area with no cell phone towers around for miles and the GPS says you arrived when you're still 5 miles away.
 
A GPS was never meant to be plug and play. It's supposed to be redundant.

I use a combination of old and new schools. A GPS, Atlas and a CB. They all have their uses.

It's painfully obvious you're new. Try going to an area with no cell phone towers around for miles and the GPS says you arrived when you're still 5 miles away.
Thank you, I use a combination also, only thing is I have a cell phone that works, 2 years, never a late load, 46 states, never no service. And the gps I use gives the full route even if I lose service. I also use the phone to have dispatch help if I cannot find a location.
 
Thank you, I use a combination also, only thing is I have a cell phone that works, 2 years, never a late load, 46 states, never no service. And the gps I use gives the full route even if I lose service. I also use the phone to have dispatch help if I cannot find a location.
2 years you're still a greenhorn. Wait till you get at least 15 years under your belt before you start acting like a know it all.
 
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