Profile For Joshua S.

I was wondering if anyone has any advice or general comments to eliminate risk.

In my opinion, driving on major interstates is more-or-less "point and shoot". Very little chance of getting into trouble; however, as we exit onto smaller roads that changes. For example, a GPS "short cut" can place you on very tight back roads, low clearance bridges or roads that don't allow semi trucks.

Is there a general rule of thumb like, stick to interstates and major highways whenever possible?

Looking to pay an individual experienced driver for a few ride a longs to pass the driving-side of the CDL. I can ace anything written on paper, it's more so the "hands on side". I pass the driving portion of the CDL, you get paid.