Wilson Logistics Training For A New Driver

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Texas Tim's Comment
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Hey Tim! Yes, I'm following along with interest, and I'm others are too. I'm on track to start with Wilson in December. Good to hear an update, and interesting to get some of the details of how your training has progressed. I'm glad the backing has been coming along. How many miles towards the 30K are you now?

Not sure exactly but it looks like we're doing over 5000 a week so I think I should be close to halfway there. Jimmy thinks I should be on my solo week (the last week of training where I'll do a local Kraft account by myself) the 2nd week of December and be on my own by Dec 17. I plan to take off the week of Christmas. I'll probably see you at the hotel or the training office Matt!

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Operating While Intoxicated

Mountain Matt's Comment
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That's great! You're rolling right along. Look forward to seeing you around!

Anne A. (and sometimes To's Comment
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That's great! You're rolling right along. Look forward to seeing you around!

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Hey Tim! Yes, I'm following along with interest, and I'm others are too. I'm on track to start with Wilson in December. Good to hear an update, and interesting to get some of the details of how your training has progressed. I'm glad the backing has been coming along. How many miles towards the 30K are you now?

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Not sure exactly but it looks like we're doing over 5000 a week so I think I should be close to halfway there. Jimmy thinks I should be on my solo week (the last week of training where I'll do a local Kraft account by myself) the 2nd week of December and be on my own by Dec 17. I plan to take off the week of Christmas. I'll probably see you at the hotel or the training office Matt!

Following too, TXTim~!!

Thanks!

As PackRat said, as a mod, the HITS ...that he sees, that we don't . . you are helping MANY!!

Keep on Keeping on, man!

Best wishes; you're on it!

~ Anne & Tom ~

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Operating While Intoxicated

Mountain Matt's Comment
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Not sure exactly but it looks like we're doing over 5000 a week so I think I should be close to halfway there. Jimmy thinks I should be on my solo week (the last week of training where I'll do a local Kraft account by myself) the 2nd week of December and be on my own by Dec 17. I plan to take off the week of Christmas. I'll probably see you at the hotel or the training office Matt!

Tim, I meant to mention that if all goes to plan, I should be there the week of December 13. I hope to cross paths!

Texas Tim's Comment
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Not sure exactly but it looks like we're doing over 5000 a week so I think I should be close to halfway there. Jimmy thinks I should be on my solo week (the last week of training where I'll do a local Kraft account by myself) the 2nd week of December and be on my own by Dec 17. I plan to take off the week of Christmas. I'll probably see you at the hotel or the training office Matt!

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Tim, I meant to mention that if all goes to plan, I should be there the week of December 13. I hope to cross paths!

Sounds good Matt!! I plan to be in Springfield that week! They could also have me in DFW but if not I'll look for you at the office. 👍👍

Texas Tim's Comment
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Still following here, too. Lots of folks are reading your entries even if they don't comment, so keep 'em coming.

That's good to know!! Thx Packrat!! This site has really helped me so it's good to know my updates could help someone else find a good career in trucking and/or at Wilson. It really does seem like a good company and they prioritize safety.

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Texas Tim's Comment
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That's great! You're rolling right along. Look forward to seeing you around!

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Hey Tim! Yes, I'm following along with interest, and I'm others are too. I'm on track to start with Wilson in December. Good to hear an update, and interesting to get some of the details of how your training has progressed. I'm glad the backing has been coming along. How many miles towards the 30K are you now?

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Not sure exactly but it looks like we're doing over 5000 a week so I think I should be close to halfway there. Jimmy thinks I should be on my solo week (the last week of training where I'll do a local Kraft account by myself) the 2nd week of December and be on my own by Dec 17. I plan to take off the week of Christmas. I'll probably see you at the hotel or the training office Matt!

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Following too, TXTim~!!

Thanks!

As PackRat said, as a mod, the HITS ...that he sees, that we don't . . you are helping MANY!!

Keep on Keeping on, man!

Best wishes; you're on it!

~ Anne & Tom ~

Thx Anne!! Good to know someone is interested in keeping up with how I'm doing!! I'm excited! It really is a fun career so far. I'm sure it can be stressful but I've had stressful jobs in the past and this seems to be more tolerable/enjoyable (pharmacy tech, web programmer, correctional officer)(I know... I've worn a lot of hats 🤣🤣)

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Anne A. (and sometimes To's Comment
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That's great! You're rolling right along. Look forward to seeing you around!

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Hey Tim! Yes, I'm following along with interest, and I'm others are too. I'm on track to start with Wilson in December. Good to hear an update, and interesting to get some of the details of how your training has progressed. I'm glad the backing has been coming along. How many miles towards the 30K are you now?

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Not sure exactly but it looks like we're doing over 5000 a week so I think I should be close to halfway there. Jimmy thinks I should be on my solo week (the last week of training where I'll do a local Kraft account by myself) the 2nd week of December and be on my own by Dec 17. I plan to take off the week of Christmas. I'll probably see you at the hotel or the training office Matt!

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Following too, TXTim~!!

Thanks!

As PackRat said, as a mod, the HITS ...that he sees, that we don't . . you are helping MANY!!

Keep on Keeping on, man!

Best wishes; you're on it!

~ Anne & Tom ~

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Thx Anne!! Good to know someone is interested in keeping up with how I'm doing!! I'm excited! It really is a fun career so far. I'm sure it can be stressful but I've had stressful jobs in the past and this seems to be more tolerable/enjoyable (pharmacy tech, web programmer, correctional officer)(I know... I've worn a lot of hats 🤣🤣)

Being a C/O was similar .. right ?!?!? Fun & frazzling, all at once! Hahaha! I only know from the 'jump seat' of a truck, mostly...tbh! Our cousin that lives behind us is a C/O at MANCI . . . (i HEAR stuff... i'd rather not.. tbh!)

Pharmacy tech's get robbed more'n C/O's this day & age, LoL !! My guy was IT thru & thru.. and got rif'd in 2000'ish. . . never looked back since he got his 'real' CDL in 2003. Tried STNA'ing in between, and owned a dump truck/refuse route all during. Fell under the radar, haha!

Oh yeah!!! Dang me.......Just checking BACK.. SINCE YOU HAVEN'T, haha!

And???

I wait patiently ... for a week, most'ish, haha!!

Hope all is WELL!!

~ Anne ~

CDL:

Commercial Driver's License (CDL)

A CDL is required to drive any of the following vehicles:

  • Any combination of vehicles with a gross combined weight rating (GCWR) of 26,001 or more pounds, providing the gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of the vehicle being towed is in excess of 10,000 pounds.
  • Any single vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 or more pounds, or any such vehicle towing another not in excess of 10,000 pounds.
  • Any vehicle, regardless of size, designed to transport 16 or more persons, including the driver.
  • Any vehicle required by federal regulations to be placarded while transporting hazardous materials.

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Operating While Intoxicated

Texas Tim's Comment
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Being a C/O was similar .. right ?!?!? Fun & frazzling, all at once! Hahaha! I only know from the 'jump seat' of a truck, mostly...tbh! Our cousin that lives behind us is a C/O at MANCI . . . (i HEAR stuff... i'd rather not.. tbh!)

Pharmacy tech's get robbed more'n C/O's this day & age, LoL !! My guy was IT thru & thru.. and got rif'd in 2000'ish. . . never looked back since he got his 'real' CDL in 2003. Tried STNA'ing in between, and owned a dump truck/refuse route all during. Fell under the radar, haha!

Oh yeah!!! Dang me.......Just checking BACK.. SINCE YOU HAVEN'T, haha!

And???

I wait patiently ... for a week, most'ish, haha!!

Hope all is WELL!!

~ Anne ~

I never get notifications when I get new comments... its weird but yes things are going great! We are in south Texas for the week where my trainer lives. If I stayed with him I can still get paid for the week (so I'm not on hometime technically). I found out once we hit the road next week I'll only have 9400 miles to go! We may run into some pockets of snow though so PRAYERS APPRECIATED!!

Yes Anne being a CO could be a little touch-and-go at times but overall we were in charge and kept order. It was a lot of barking orders and making sure nobody was screwing around when I ran the kitchen. They would rob us blind if I didn't!

I'll try to post some pictures from the road so far if I can figure out how to post em...

- Tim

CDL:

Commercial Driver's License (CDL)

A CDL is required to drive any of the following vehicles:

  • Any combination of vehicles with a gross combined weight rating (GCWR) of 26,001 or more pounds, providing the gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of the vehicle being towed is in excess of 10,000 pounds.
  • Any single vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 or more pounds, or any such vehicle towing another not in excess of 10,000 pounds.
  • Any vehicle, regardless of size, designed to transport 16 or more persons, including the driver.
  • Any vehicle required by federal regulations to be placarded while transporting hazardous materials.
Texas Tim's Comment
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Being a C/O was similar .. right ?!?!? Fun & frazzling, all at once! Hahaha! I only know from the 'jump seat' of a truck, mostly...tbh! Our cousin that lives behind us is a C/O at MANCI . . . (i HEAR stuff... i'd rather not.. tbh!)

Pharmacy tech's get robbed more'n C/O's this day & age, LoL !! My guy was IT thru & thru.. and got rif'd in 2000'ish. . . never looked back since he got his 'real' CDL in 2003. Tried STNA'ing in between, and owned a dump truck/refuse route all during. Fell under the radar, haha!

Oh yeah!!! Dang me.......Just checking BACK.. SINCE YOU HAVEN'T, haha!

And???

I wait patiently ... for a week, most'ish, haha!!

Hope all is WELL!!

~ Anne ~

I never get notifications when I get new comments... its weird but yes things are going great! We are in south Texas for the week where my trainer lives. If I stayed with him I can still get paid for the week (so I'm not on hometime technically). I found out once we hit the road next week I'll only have 9400 miles to go! We may run into some pockets of snow though so PRAYERS APPRECIATED!!

Yes Anne being a CO could be a little touch-and-go at times but overall we were in charge and kept order. It was a lot of barking orders and making sure nobody was screwing around when I ran the kitchen. They would rob us blind if I didn't!

I'll try to post some pictures from the road so far if I can figure out how to post em...

- Tim

CDL:

Commercial Driver's License (CDL)

A CDL is required to drive any of the following vehicles:

  • Any combination of vehicles with a gross combined weight rating (GCWR) of 26,001 or more pounds, providing the gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of the vehicle being towed is in excess of 10,000 pounds.
  • Any single vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 or more pounds, or any such vehicle towing another not in excess of 10,000 pounds.
  • Any vehicle, regardless of size, designed to transport 16 or more persons, including the driver.
  • Any vehicle required by federal regulations to be placarded while transporting hazardous materials.
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