Most difficult driving situation I will face?

[shakalaka]

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

 

[r3gulator3]

Are you a new driver? I ran 4400 miles 2nd week in truck after becoming a cdl driver, that would have been only 3400 miles without the GPS. Some use Google, I had a trainer who used 3 gps at same time. As a new driver, it's a must, it's easy to take a wrong road. Atlas why? Don't have time for that, I only get paid when rolling.

You apparently work for the wrong company.

 

[r3gulator3]

And I never used an atlas and take home 1400 a week as a 1 month cdl driver. I hear long time drivers settling for 800.00 take home.

Running 4400 miles and only taking home 1400? That’s sad bro. I take home 1200 without breaking 2000

 

[Ace]

Back when I started we were using sextons to navigate.

I could not imagine delivering to some of these places with only an atlas, and phones were still corded was there electricity back then?

 

[r3gulator3]

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.

You are so fucking full of shit

 

[THBatMan8]

I could not imagine delivering to some of these places with only an atlas, and phones were still corded was there electricity back then?

Nope.

Please allow me to introduce myself, I'm a man of wealth and taste

 

[r3gulator3]

Every word a fact, never a lie here, just shows how clueless most drivers are.

Most of us are real truckers here and know your full of lunch counter bullshit.

 

[r3gulator3]

“Accuse your enemy of that which you are guilty.”

Who said that? Tzun Tsu?

 

[Mike]

Ok folks, shutting this down. We've beat up on the new guy long enough to break him in.