Flatie. You won't be paid till your second Friday with maverick. Mine was today. I've been waiting here at the hotel for a day now. My trainer is headed toward his house I believe which is close to mine. They're going to bus me home and ill meet him at the beginning of the week. If you're lucky, when you are assigned a trainer, they will be within 150 miles of your house and you can come home when they do.
You need to be home for a week before you go OTR? Are those " off week " paid or not paid? Since it's part of the training?
What truck are they using? Do they have good sleeper? Fridge? Wifi inside the truck? I'm a woman and got ton of clothes.. So I'm trying to roll my clothes to my backpack when I go to my training and it can fit a decent amount if I roll them! It would save me time to do laundry as well!
OTR driving normally means you'll be hauling freight to various customers throughout your company's hauling region. It often entails being gone from home for two to three weeks at a time.
You don't have to go home. It's an option you have if you live close to your trainer. If within 150 miles they can get you home to wait till your trainer comes home IF they come home. If they dont, the trainer may be routed through little rock to pick you up or they'll send you to wherever they are. As far as the trucks I can't say as I hadn't got to meet my trainer yet. I believe all the training trucks are well equipped with fridges and inverters. Still not sure
You don't have to go home. It's an option you have if you live close to your trainer. If within 150 miles they can get you home to wait till your trainer comes home IF they come home. If they dont, the trainer may be routed through little rock to pick you up or they'll send you to wherever they are. As far as the trucks I can't say as I hadn't got to meet my trainer yet. I believe all the training trucks are well equipped with fridges and inverters. Still not sure
Oh okay. Please update us about your training journey. We would love to hear it! Thank you!!
You don't have to go home. It's an option you have if you live close to your trainer. If within 150 miles they can get you home to wait till your trainer comes home IF they come home. If they dont, the trainer may be routed through little rock to pick you up or they'll send you to wherever they are. As far as the trucks I can't say as I hadn't got to meet my trainer yet. I believe all the training trucks are well equipped with fridges and inverters. Still not sure
Hey CT hows ur journey going? I sent you a private mesg about the orientation.
Hey Flatie, I'm not sure how to check my private messages lol. Anyway, training has been great so far. My trainer is very knowledgeable and has shown me a few tricks to speed up the process of securing and harping. The trucks we have access to are amazing! He's got an epu , fridge, tv with an Xbox. They have safety features that make driving much safer. I can give u more information if I can find out how private messaging works.
Electric APUs have started gaining acceptance. These electric APUs use battery packs instead of the diesel engine on traditional APUs as a source of power. The APU's battery pack is charged when the truck is in motion. When the truck is idle, the stored energy in the battery pack is then used to power an air conditioner, heater, and other devices
Hey Flatie, I'm not sure how to check my private messages lol. Anyway, training has been great so far. My trainer is very knowledgeable and has shown me a few tricks to speed up the process of securing and harping. The trucks we have access to are amazing! He's got an epu , fridge, tv with an Xbox. They have safety features that make driving much safer. I can give u more information if I can find out how private messaging works.
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Electric APUs have started gaining acceptance. These electric APUs use battery packs instead of the diesel engine on traditional APUs as a source of power. The APU's battery pack is charged when the truck is in motion. When the truck is idle, the stored energy in the battery pack is then used to power an air conditioner, heater, and other devices
Ask that's what I assumed, but I check my email often and never saw anything. Ill keep an eye on it though.
Ask that's what I assumed, but I check my email often and never saw anything. Ill keep an eye on it though.
If its not in ur inbox check ur spam or social media inbox. You should see it. I'm just asking about how long you waited to get scheduled at the Orientation? Until now I'm still in the waiting list and its been 3.5 weeks!! Thats good to hear things are doing well in ur training.. If you will see my email I would love to ask you some more info bout the training via private email. Thanks!
Hey flat, do you have your cdl already? I understand there's a waiting list for non cdl holders as they only train 12 people at a time. I was already in school when I applied and they called me after I submitted it. The process was lengthy but moved along once I graduated.
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Flatie. You won't be paid till your second Friday with maverick. Mine was today. I've been waiting here at the hotel for a day now. My trainer is headed toward his house I believe which is close to mine. They're going to bus me home and ill meet him at the beginning of the week. If you're lucky, when you are assigned a trainer, they will be within 150 miles of your house and you can come home when they do.