BTW: I can fit just fine in the driver's seat of a Civic or Corolla.
:-)
Probably not, I'm 6'2 and still tryour to get used to the seats in tractors. You really can't get it how it is in your personal vehicle but eventually it gets better. A graduate from our last class was about 6'6 as well and did well.
6'4" here and I do just fine. Most of the new trucks are like an open floor plan so fit isn't much of an issue and the bunks are plenty wide. The only truck that might be a bit narrow is a Volvo.
Good news: you'll fit into a cab. Better news: the bed is called a TWIN XL - you need to buy longer sheets: 42 x 80.
Tall men are like a gentle fortress, you just want to feel all snuggled up and safe.
Wait, I distress.....you were talking about fitting in a cab? LOL
I think so...
Wait, I distress.....you were talking about fitting in a cab? LOL
From what I've seen, those trucks are plenty tall inside.
I am 6'6" and don't have any problems driving or living/sleeping in my truck.
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I've been reading and researching a lot about getting my CDL. Before I actually pull the trigger on training, one key question: I'm almost 6'6"; does that make me too tall?
I'm in good shape and pretty flexible, I would just like to hear from any other tall drivers about the reality of living in a cab/sleeper for a tall person.
Thanks, Seldon
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