Congratulations! It just goes to show the saying "if at first you don't succeed, try, try again" is true!
Hey Weatherman, welcome to the journey!
This really is a journey or a process. You will have many more challenging times ahead, and if you take the right approach to this stuff you will be learning all along the way. Some get this stuff quicker than others, but that doesn't necessarily mean they got it better. Slow and steady wins this race. Good luck with your job search, and just remember the main objective during that first year is that you don't hit anything, above all else, don't hit anything.
I love this:
the main objective during that first year is that you don't hit anything, above all else, don't hit anything.
-mountain girl
Congrats !
I took my cdl a test in NH with a state Trooper in the B seat . First attempt stress got the best of me and I went top to bottom of the in cab brake check with brake chambers empty and spring brakes applied.
Second attempt I had 4 or 5" of a driver tire over invisible line during parallel park .
Third attempt I ran out of points using pull ups during 90 degree ally dock.
I went thru school top of the class . I was out with a driver trainer at Western Express for 5 days and he said I should be solo.
All that matters is that you got the license . The priority now going to work for a company is that you don't hit anything.
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I have not been one here lately, but after failing to complete an alley dock on two straight tests I was starting to think my journey as a driver was over. Fortunately, things finally clicked when I went out on a practice drive with one of my schools instructors and was finally able to pass my skills test (and the rest of the exam) the next day. Up next is to enjoy the 4th of July holiday then on to finding a job.