New driver, tips please

Scuderia

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I was offered a full time driver position today. I'm gonna give it my all. I don't want to go back to being part time. Any tips are on the tests, do's and don'ts are greatly appreciated. Thank you.


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hyena

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Learn the seeing habits and all the stuff they tell you verbatim . After that learn the route you'll be on, then Experience will be your best friend!
 

PeasAndCarrots

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Learn all the depth of knowledge for school and pay attention. The more you retain from school, the better.

The first 3 days on road with a supervisor won't be so bad other than being a little sore most likely. Your 4th day when you're by yourself will most likely suck big elephant balls but don't sweat it. Most drivers will tell you they had a terrible first day as well.

Other than that, treat it like Disney World, stock up on water and gold bond.


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jumpman23

Oh Yeah
Learn all the depth of knowledge for school and pay attention. The more you retain from school, the better.

The first 3 days on road with a supervisor won't be so bad other than being a little sore most likely. Your 4th day when you're by yourself will most likely suck big elephant balls but don't sweat it. Most drivers will tell you they had a terrible first day as well.

Other than that, treat it like Disney World, stock up on water and gold bond.


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Don't forget your cherry lube either lmfao.
 

BakerMayfield2018

Fight the power.
You were just "offered" the job without signing a Bid Sheet?
Again I say. This is not how this works fellas. Supervisor. " your a hard worker , I'll get you a ft driving job". Me 20+ year employee. " they are full of sh$& , this is a union job. Bid sheet must be posted, highest bidder gets job". Believe who you want.
 
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