Profile For Pete E Pothole

Pete E Pothole's Info

  • Location:
    GA

  • Driving Status:
    Rookie Solo Driver

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  • Joined Us:
    6 years ago

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Posted:  4 months, 2 weeks ago

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Hit my million miles...

Congratulations! I am right around 700k now myself and a million was one of my goals as well.

Posted:  4 months, 2 weeks ago

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HAZMAT and ELDT (Entry Level Driver Training)

Thank you for this Mr Errol, I need to do this and get the endorsement soon. I had only found the $99 program previously.

Posted:  2 years ago

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Port2KY - From Cash to Asphalt

I'm too lazy for dock work, thank you for the response.

Posted:  2 years ago

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Was it worth it?

You get out of this industry, what you put into it. The end result really is a reflection of your effort and determination.

Posted:  2 years ago

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Port2KY - From Cash to Asphalt

Xpo out of where? Moved to Harlan in April, not really looking to move companies, but never hurts to know about options in the future.

Posted:  2 years, 2 months ago

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Truck Stop Follies and Assorted Stupidity

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Michael is home on his break, leaving early tomorrow morning, but he shared a story I hadn't heard before that I found interesting.

He said that when his last team driver (I'll call him "Roger") at CR England was in training he was being trained by "Alice" and another trainee "Jose" was with them. Roger was driving and stopped at a truck stop and Jose moved to the top bunk to sleep and after a while Roger and Alice went in the truck stop to grab something quick and then came back to the truck and drove off. They got down the road a ways before they got an angry phone call from Jose cussing them out for leaving him behind at the truck stop. They had assumed he was still sleeping in the top bunk and laughed at themselves as they drove back to get Jose.

Anybody hear of someone accidentally being left behind?

By the way, it is against CR England policy for someone to sleep in the top bunk while the truck is in motion.

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I know a member here who for millis who might have left a student at a loves in Blythesville Ark.

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****! It was an honest mistake but still a dumb one. Student was in the bunk when we pulled in. As I was entering the store he was exiting. When I got back to the truck I failed to check the bunk, reasonably thinking he wasn't making a second trip. I was wrong and he left his phone in the truck when he went back into the store. I only made it 15 miles south before he was to borrow a phone, call dispatch and get my number from them. Funny now but certainly not at the time.

Posted:  2 years, 5 months ago

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Looking for the best hotspot, Wi-Fi or hardwire device for laptop gaming

I had a jetpack, verizons plan for it is ridiculous. Unlimited data but only 15g for hotspot. I went with otr mobile, high caps for hotspot and works on different carriers towers, whichever gets the best signal.

Posted:  3 years, 2 months ago

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Getting my CPAP machine Monday.

Welcome back to the road Mr Bruce!!

Posted:  3 years, 2 months ago

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PackRat's 2020 Daily Driving Diary

My only tip is that you gotta do it. Daily! For me, if I don't do it daily, I forget details until later on. By that time, it's too late to include it with the day it occured. I'm going to try to be more diligent with it this time around.

I plan to include other stuff like gear I use, clothing that works for me, food, truck storage, and other assorted ramblings of mine. It will be a hybrid cross of a blog and a daily journal.

I bet you could make a pretty lengthy post just on what you keep in the sideboxes.

Posted:  3 years, 2 months ago

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PackRat's 2020 Daily Driving Diary

Good for you pack rat, I tried a diary for about 2 weeks before I stopped lol. Maybe I should have stuck with it, any tips?

Stop relying on someone else's memory when it comes to details would be a great place to start.

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