CRST - Training Adventures In Cedar Rapids

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PackRat's Comment
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Awesome job. Congratulations! dancing-banana.gifdancing-banana.gifdancing-banana.gifdancing-banana.gifdancing-banana.gifdancing-banana.gifdancing-banana.gif

millionmiler24's Comment
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LEGENDARY GRATZ. I AM SO PROUD OF YOU. You sir are proof that of you fight through the tough times that big things will and do happen. I am so proud that you didn't quit and that you stuck it out. Me and my future co driver, I will explain about that when I meet ya are in Des Moines now deliverin our load and I am goin to be on hometime there in Cedar Rapids until June 2nd. I am buyin you lunch when I get there and I am NOT takin no for an answer. I know I have been quiet durin your journey on here because I have been busy focusin on my future goals however I have been followin it and just like me, you went through some tough times and Plowed right through them. Now stick things out with CRST in the Expedited division for that ever important FULL 1st year and so many doors will open up for ya. I can't begin to say enough how proud I am that you have gotten this far. I am cryin tears of happiness for ya right now. Seeing this post from you today not only made my day but it made me think back to my journey and the nostalgia behind it. You will ABSOLUTELY LOVE it here at CRST. Maybe tomorrow or Tuesday if you are still there I would love for you to meet my Fleet Manager. His board is who's you want to be on.

Fleet Manager:

Dispatcher, Fleet Manager, Driver Manager

The primary person a driver communicates with at his/her company. A dispatcher can play many roles, depending on the company's structure. Dispatchers may assign freight, file requests for home time, relay messages between the driver and management, inform customer service of any delays, change appointment times, and report information to the load planners.

OWI:

Operating While Intoxicated

millionmiler24's Comment
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Oh, I forgot one minor thing:

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NOW ITS TIME TO GO BANANAS 18-SPEED STYLE.

CRST KNIGHTS STAND UP LETS GET HYPE, LETS GO. LETS GET BUSY!

Sorry couldn't help myself there. I am just so proud of you.

Jeremy C.'s Comment
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LEGENDARY GRATZ. I AM SO PROUD OF YOU. You sir are proof that of you fight through the tough times that big things will and do happen. I am so proud that you didn't quit and that you stuck it out. Me and my future co driver, I will explain about that when I meet ya are in Des Moines now deliverin our load and I am goin to be on hometime there in Cedar Rapids until June 2nd. I am buyin you lunch when I get there and I am NOT takin no for an answer. I know I have been quiet durin your journey on here because I have been busy focusin on my future goals however I have been followin it and just like me, you went through some tough times and Plowed right through them. Now stick things out with CRST in the Expedited division for that ever important FULL 1st year and so many doors will open up for ya. I can't begin to say enough how proud I am that you have gotten this far. I am cryin tears of happiness for ya right now. Seeing this post from you today not only made my day but it made me think back to my journey and the nostalgia behind it. You will ABSOLUTELY LOVE it here at CRST. Maybe tomorrow or Tuesday if you are still there I would love for you to meet my Fleet Manager. His board is who's you want to be on.

Brother, that means quite a bit to me coming from you. You're diary here in TT was my decision to try out CRST. And your past struggles and accomplishments were what really inspired me. We share quite a similar history, mine just being slightly older than yours. But your outcome was so much better due to your choices.

I truly look forward to meeting ya brother!

Fleet Manager:

Dispatcher, Fleet Manager, Driver Manager

The primary person a driver communicates with at his/her company. A dispatcher can play many roles, depending on the company's structure. Dispatchers may assign freight, file requests for home time, relay messages between the driver and management, inform customer service of any delays, change appointment times, and report information to the load planners.

OWI:

Operating While Intoxicated

Squirrellyguns's Comment
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Congratulations Jeremy!! Knew you’d get thru it! dancing-dog.gif

millionmiler24's Comment
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LEGENDARY GRATZ. I AM SO PROUD OF YOU. You sir are proof that of you fight through the tough times that big things will and do happen. I am so proud that you didn't quit and that you stuck it out. Me and my future co driver, I will explain about that when I meet ya are in Des Moines now deliverin our load and I am goin to be on hometime there in Cedar Rapids until June 2nd. I am buyin you lunch when I get there and I am NOT takin no for an answer. I know I have been quiet durin your journey on here because I have been busy focusin on my future goals however I have been followin it and just like me, you went through some tough times and Plowed right through them. Now stick things out with CRST in the Expedited division for that ever important FULL 1st year and so many doors will open up for ya. I can't begin to say enough how proud I am that you have gotten this far. I am cryin tears of happiness for ya right now. Seeing this post from you today not only made my day but it made me think back to my journey and the nostalgia behind it. You will ABSOLUTELY LOVE it here at CRST. Maybe tomorrow or Tuesday if you are still there I would love for you to meet my Fleet Manager. His board is who's you want to be on.

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Brother, that means quite a bit to me coming from you. You're diary here in TT was my decision to try out CRST. And your past struggles and accomplishments were what really inspired me. We share quite a similar history, mine just being slightly older than yours. But your outcome was so much better due to your choices.

I truly look forward to meeting ya brother!

You can if you want to now. I am on the yard now by the shop.

Fleet Manager:

Dispatcher, Fleet Manager, Driver Manager

The primary person a driver communicates with at his/her company. A dispatcher can play many roles, depending on the company's structure. Dispatchers may assign freight, file requests for home time, relay messages between the driver and management, inform customer service of any delays, change appointment times, and report information to the load planners.

OWI:

Operating While Intoxicated

Jeremy C.'s Comment
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Out looking for ya now...

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LEGENDARY GRATZ. I AM SO PROUD OF YOU. You sir are proof that of you fight through the tough times that big things will and do happen. I am so proud that you didn't quit and that you stuck it out. Me and my future co driver, I will explain about that when I meet ya are in Des Moines now deliverin our load and I am goin to be on hometime there in Cedar Rapids until June 2nd. I am buyin you lunch when I get there and I am NOT takin no for an answer. I know I have been quiet durin your journey on here because I have been busy focusin on my future goals however I have been followin it and just like me, you went through some tough times and Plowed right through them. Now stick things out with CRST in the Expedited division for that ever important FULL 1st year and so many doors will open up for ya. I can't begin to say enough how proud I am that you have gotten this far. I am cryin tears of happiness for ya right now. Seeing this post from you today not only made my day but it made me think back to my journey and the nostalgia behind it. You will ABSOLUTELY LOVE it here at CRST. Maybe tomorrow or Tuesday if you are still there I would love for you to meet my Fleet Manager. His board is who's you want to be on.

double-quotes-end.png

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Brother, that means quite a bit to me coming from you. You're diary here in TT was my decision to try out CRST. And your past struggles and accomplishments were what really inspired me. We share quite a similar history, mine just being slightly older than yours. But your outcome was so much better due to your choices.

I truly look forward to meeting ya brother!

double-quotes-end.png

You can if you want to now. I am on the yard now by the shop.

Fleet Manager:

Dispatcher, Fleet Manager, Driver Manager

The primary person a driver communicates with at his/her company. A dispatcher can play many roles, depending on the company's structure. Dispatchers may assign freight, file requests for home time, relay messages between the driver and management, inform customer service of any delays, change appointment times, and report information to the load planners.

OWI:

Operating While Intoxicated

Jeremy C.'s Comment
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So, for perhaps the most awesome surprise of the day, I got to meet MillionMiler (in person) from the forums here!

Had some great conversation and got some great insights to get me started in trucking. I think he may be around for another day or so, which means a wealth of information available to me to right here in person. Very awesome!

Also, I start company orientation tomorrow. Not sure about much there except that it lasts about three days and it's the final step before getting hired and sent out with a Lead Driver.

It's been a long and exciting and exhausting day. I've got to go lay down before I fall down. Many thanks to all of you for your encouragement and support, thus far. But I still need ya... The adventure is really just beginning!
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millionmiler24's Comment
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So, for perhaps the most awesome surprise of the day, I got to meet MillionMiler (in person) from the forums here!

Had some great conversation and got some great insights to get me started in trucking. I think he may be around for another day or so, which means a wealth of information available to me to right here in person. Very awesome!

Also, I start company orientation tomorrow. Not sure about much there except that it lasts about three days and it's the final step before getting hired and sent out with a Lead Driver.

It's been a long and exciting and exhausting day. I've got to go lay down before I fall down. Many thanks to all of you for your encouragement and support, thus far. But I still need ya... The adventure is really just beginning!
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Its was great to meet you also. You are correct about orientation as long as it hasn't changed since I did it 11 mos ago.

Junkyard Dog's Comment
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Congrats Jeremy...ain't it a rush to pass? Talk about the ultimate high....now it's time to get grounded. The real learning begins. We learned just enough to pass.

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