Any OTR Trucking Companies Without Trainers?
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Trust me people outside looking in have no clue about trucking. Almost everyone feels that way from time to time. That's normal.
When I first started driving I was fine on the open road but the first time I had to do something that challenged my skill at driving my hands would sweat and my feet and my mouth would go dry. Took about 6 months to get the hang of it a lone. To make matters worse I was driving a $250,000 dollar truck. Stretched out freight condo XL-Extended hood with 300 inches of wheel base cause I was driving for an O/O that could no longer drive. One screwup and it would cost thousands to fix.
Finally one day I had just came through rush hour traffic on a Friday on Easter weekend through Los Angeles and my feet and hand were dry and I could swallow cause I did not have dry mouth. It was that point I knew I would be ok and could handle the worst that trucking could throw at me.