AWESOME SWIFT DRIVER!!! YES, YOU HEARD ME CORRECTLY!!!

Hello Ladies & Gentlemen and as always, thank you for watching!! I hope my viewers are enjoying the new 4K videos!!! Yes, I said and AWESOME Swift driver. The driver followed her GPS and failed to turn around in a now, water-filled field after a lot of heavy rains. However, after Ethan and I use our Peterbilt 389X with a Miller Industries Century 1150R rotator towing and recovery unit to winch her out of the field and onto the road, the driver has to back up (reverse) with a truck and a loaded, 53' long van trailer, in the dark, around curves, over an incline, for over one mile or 1.6 kilometers!!!! And she does it like a PRO!!! I know Swift has a bad reputation for getting into some "difficult" situations, but you must remember that they are one of the largest trucking companies in the U.S., so people are going to see more of their trucks. Anyway, this driver was amazing, both with her attitude and her skill. Yes, she made a misjudgement when she tried to turn around in the field. We ALL make mistakes. I know I have. But she proved herself to me when she backed that combination up more than a mile and only had to pull forward once. That was impressive. Please be kind in your comments. Like I said, we all make mistakes. Try to see the positive side of the driver in this video, as I did. I hope you all enjoy this video!!! Thanks for watching and God bless!!!
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[@christiancoffey7632]

SWIFT… She. Was. Incredibly. Flipping. Talented. Stuff happens, not a matter of IF but when, a driver gets stuck. She showed her true skills after she got stuck.

[@johnmyers6097]

As a professional truck driver of over 30 years I can say this. Every company has a few drivers that are pay check seakers Most are really good but it only takes one bad person to give a company a bad name. I’ve seen a lot of them, Swift included but also seen some excellent Swift drivers too! Lady Swift driver I give you 👍👍in a really tough spot and being stressed to start with. Hold your head high. Thanks Ron and Ethen for being so kind, gentle and professional 👍👍

[@dustinlyth7989]

I really like that they were very kind to her. That is why I follow this channel and enjoy watching his work. Driver needs to find a different Line of work

[@elizabethbottroff1218]

​@@dustinlyth7989 The driver will be fine.

[@Frankie--da-fixer]

I agreed, people do not realize after swift bought out us carriers they by far became the biggest trucking company in the States,I have driven over 30 years as well,just under 3 million miles,And I salute her she did a great job,She would have been fine if that ground was dry,I live between Ron and Memphis,If that ground is dry it's about like concrete lol,but if it's wet your in trouble!!

[@brunolaflamme5202]

I agree with you by the stats, the bigger is the fleet, the greater the likelihood of accidents and the worse the media visibility is, it only takes one person to stain a corporate image when some shit happens ...So I don't believe Swift is the worst transportation company in the industry. Whatever the logo on the door, the more skilled/over confident the drivers can be, the most serious the accident can be.... My belive.

[@ppankratz79]

I understand what you're saying, I think the problem with Swift is the same as here in Canada with Bison, they are so desperate to find drivers they hire everyone that can hold on to a steering wheel and 99% have no clue what it actually is they are moving down the road and that's scary as hell

[@adairwilkinson6916]

Yet again, Ron , you demonstrate what a great gent you are. No sarcasm, no criticism, no snide remarks. Just doing a professional job with Ethan, successfully rescuing a lady driver in distress. She must have been very frightened, stuck in the mud, in the dark down a small road etc, but MWT came to the rescue!! Without a doubt, Ron, you are a modest and brilliant operator. Thanks for showing It to us . Best Wishes Roy W UK

[@georgiapatriot4575]

BTW, for those of you who are not truck drivers: Keep in mind, we don't have backup lights on our trailers and it's about 65' from the driver to the back of the trailer. She was backing on a pitch black road with the lights from her trailer hazard lights. As far as I'm concerned, this was a HUGE WIN for her. She likely did little to no damage to the truck. She incurred a tow bill, but hey I bet Swift has those every day from messed up emissions systems. She learned a huge lesson without damaging the equipment or anyone getting hurt. About getting stuck: We go in all kinds of places we have never been before and it is especially hard to get the rig turned around on a pitch black night in the middle of nowhere. Incorrect GPS or not, it's EASY to miss one turn and end up on a road that you're not supposed to be on with no way to turn around.

[@excavatoree]

Yep. Just another day for Swift's "paper pushers." (probably all done on computer, now.) Brief report from the driver, get Ron's bill, perhaps some questioning to make sure everything matches and cut a check. CDB.

[@Tankeryanker339]

Yes it's very easy to find your self up shit creek

[@cdrhunter64]

Driver Leader & Company Safety Team issue her a few "Company Safety Points," and then she is out of the next Depot.

[@LavenderSystem69]

I'm surprised Ron accepted Swift's call. Every time I ended up towing them, it was a whole ordeal for my dispatcher because Swift does this bullshit where they call EVERYONE in a given area, tries to lowball each and every last one of them, and then ends up playing blind darts to decide which quote they're going to accept

[@isallah1kafir196]

@@LavenderSystem69 *Bonehead Truckers* ring a bell? There one can see worst stuff done by "swing wide its a freaking trailer" . Nope, myself never been a trucker either....

[@melanierogers1158]

What a courageous lady! That took a lot to back up around a mile in the dark and keep the rig on the road. She should be very proud of her strength and determination to correct her mistake.

[@producerk8247]

You know she will always remember this, how calm and helpful you were, especially hanging around to make sure she gets on her way. A AAA situation... awesome as always!

[@sammartin8932]

Very impressive to know she backed that far, in the dark without a lot of pulling forward to straighten out her trailer. Also she did a great job keeping her cool throughout the ordeal. You was so professional as well giving her more encouragement and being so polite. Wish more professionals was as professional as you.

[@davidcornell9090]

Hats off to you sir. I'm a retired truck driver of 47 years and she did an amazing job of backing up, in the dark on a strange road. God Bless you and your crew...

[@richardcampbell2438]

You hit the nail right on the head, Ron. She did so well when you consider how the emotions from getting her unit stuck and having to call out for help, the cost to her company, the ribbing she' going to get, embarrassment, the residual adrenaline, and all the other thoughts and worries going through her head, she kept her cool and backed up about a mile in the dark with only one correction. I've been in a similar situation at about her age and it was very hard to focus. Kudos to you for how you were supportive and helpful and reassuring as you talked her through the recovery. Job well done all around. ✞

[@philsmidwestclassiccars150]

Her mistake on navigation turned into a learning experience for her. After a night like that, I'm sure she will be staying on the beaten path. The driver also listened to & followed your commands which help lead to a Great Recovery. A muddy Tug of War. Ethan is working hard & learning the trade Ron. Like Father, Like Son. Love them family operations.

[@mikegilmer9990]

Ethan reminds me of your dad sometimes. You must be so proud I imagine these jobs you’re working with him remind you of your dad training you.

[@keithreiffenstein9909]

A Swifty Swift that can really drive a truck! Great job young lady!

[@peterhobson3262]

That driver was really, really good, backing up a 53 footer as far as she did. I was impressed.

[@excavatoree]

I've said it before, but I like repeating myself when it's so true. Ron provides a "master's class" in customer relations with many of his videos. One can learn a lot about things that don't involve towing or recovery from Ron and his son.

[@stephendx935]

An amazing recovery. That driver was taught well on how to back. Slow and steady wins the race and she aced it 👍. I'm no trucker, but to do that distance in the dark on a wet road . . .? That is skill. Only one pull forward? Still impressive. I suspect she would be a great teacher for any up and coming drivers in that company. And kudos to Ethan as he is learning the trade well. Has a great teacher of course. 😁

[@MrWaltjam]

She did outstanding backing a mile. This will be one of her most memorable trucking experiences that will stick with her for a long time even if she leaves trucking. What a way to turn that story around from the night I goofed up in to ... how I learned that I can....53' van, 1 mile back wards in the pitch dark on wet pavement to the turn around, remain calm under pressure.

[@excavatoree]

I hope she doesn't stop driving. She knew she was in trouble and stopped to get help before she made it worse. She backed all the way to the parking lot. We need more drivers like that on the road.

[@michellefox2384]

​@@excavatoree I agree I'm not a truck driver heck I couldn't of done it with a pickup and trailer that was pretty impressive one heck of a driver right there

[@jamiegibson1010]

You're a good man Ron. I know that the world be a much happier place if there was a lot more people like you. You set a fine example to all.

[@jamesalinio5277]

Everyone makes a mistake or three in their lifetime, and the young lady made an honest decision to not make hers any worse than it already was, you did a fine job of getting the tractor trailer out with a minimum of damage or fuss great job Mr Ron and Ethan

[@francesstratton695]

My dad taught me that if it’s been raining don’t ever think you can trust the ground to support a vehicle!! Awesome job you two!!👍👍♥️♥️🙏🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@larrydbarr4045]

Magnificent job. She's a credit to the truck driving industry. If all Swift drivers were like her, there wouldn't be any Swift jokes. ;-)

[@peterlaycock917]

She's done a brilliant job I'm sure a lot of men would have difficulty doing what she did

[@jamesjscorpio34]

She did amazing. Thanks for helping her Ron. We need more people like you out there.

[@patriciabodie4200]

So proud of you for all of your respect and kindness. I kept smiling all the while you were helping the lady! Bless all of you!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@CanandianPeriod]

Wow she sure did a fantastic job backing that rig over a mile in the dark. Swift needs to hear about this for sure!

[@adamt4742]

pretty sure they will know about it when they get the bill

[@gorillaau]

Will they appreciate that they have found an outstanding driver?

[@rtscycling]

This was good to see there is still humility and folks can be nice to one another. I am sure the driver appreciated the assistance and encouragement Ron.

[@Peter89133]

It is impressive how much you put yourself out to assure the safety of your clients. I'm not sure that would be the normal service from other tow truck drivers. Well done!

[@BrevikEnterprises]

Ron, my husband and I both enjoy watching your videos. I've followed you for years, but recently my husband sat down and watched with me. My husband drove tow trucks for AAA and is now their fleet mechanic. I find these videos so educational for me as a customer service rep answering calls from members for road service. It has helped me understand what information our drivers need for their calls. Thank you for your kindness, caring towards your customers. Also, thank you to all your staff. Oh and yes, Swift is lucky to have her as one of their drivers!

[@heatherkohlwey8379]

I have to agree. She is an awesome driver. It's hard enough to drive at night in unfamiliar areas, and when GPS fails..... Hats off to her for her skill and to you for how you handled the situation in getting her safely back on the road. Stay safe, and God bless.

[@malcolmross3782]

Hello Ron, great team work to get the lady trucker back on the road. It was impressive for the driver to reverse that distance in the dark, well done to her. Thanks for sharing and stay safe 😷

[@profoakthe2nd2]

Ron, making it look easy as always. I love your attitude towards these and how you work with the clients, they're already having a bad day, and you always do your best to make it better, a winch out and a pick me up at the same time. I try my best to do the same on my service calls. And agreed, props to that driver, knew when to stop before things got worse, and then nailed it backing that far out, not a simple task at even the best of times.

[@RonPratt]

Thank you. I tell all our employees that our job is to help others who are already having a bad day. Our words and actions can make their day even worse or better. If I were in that situation, I would hope that someone would be helpful and kind rather than rude and belittling. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@nicholasrutland3473]

​@@RonPratt I love you too big fan of you have an Autism

[@nicholasrutland3473]

​@@RonPratt okay

[@joeysfather2723]

@@RonPratt love this! You are a kind spirit.

[@doublel7337]

It would be nice if all your tows would be this easy. If Swift gives her a hard time, I am sure she won't have a problem finding another driving job. She stayed calm, and I believe your attitude towards her helped as well.

[@nhtom8]

I was pleased to see how the other random motorists were courteous and understanding. Just a little courtesy goes such a long way.

[@mayablock2354]

You and your employees are what people need. You are supportive and kind.

[@garymcdowell2097]

She done an awesome job backing up in the dark, and Ron you are amazing with patience towards her and Ethan is really stepping up on the controls and his job on the scene.Thanks again guys for a great job and video!!

[@ronnievogel1850]

Ron I'm continuing praying for you and your family and all the employees at Midwest towing and recovery

[@selsyn73]

Great job guys! The driver’s smile showed how happy she was to have y’all on the scene.

[@ironheart34]

Holy moly! Backing up over a mile!? You go driver! I'm good at backing, but I'd never back (personally) unless I had to over a mile... Let alone in a semi... Kudos to her, and props to you Ron in sticking around for her. Wow... nice stuff...

[@jfbeam]

Channeling her inner Ron! Sometimes you just don't have a choice. (I'd rather not get into those situations, but sometimes you don't know until you're already there.)

[@Digital-Dan]

I have trouble enough backing my EV into the charging spot.

[@larrykessler3199]

Ron, you are such a wonderful witness of kindness, courtesy and respect for others. Thank you for representing Christ so well.

[@stanc7845]

Don't often comment, but I just had too. Couldn't agree more. She did an awesome job backing up. Had the ditch not been wet she more than likely would have made the turn. Hats off to her as well for not making things worse. She knew when she was stuck and didn't sink tires into the mud.

[@barryshisler3720]

Another great job Ron Your attitude puts the customer at ease and settles the nerves They feel bad already I know that the customers appreciate you Be careful and stay safe God bless and prayers to you and your crew

[@janvanbeilen]

Hi Family Pratt, You go really the extra mile for the trucker men an women. You are just awesome, thanks for doing this. May the Lord bless you all, and keep you all safe in your jobs. Greetings from Canada Jon and Rina van Beilen/

[@dwaynevanderlaan3794]

Ron you were awesome ! She showed how a professional truck diver can drive!

[@victorjeffers1993]

Ron I can't say it enough as to how professional an polite you are this Lady definitely had to be stressed to the max an your professionalism an respect to her was what she needed to help her stress level ! I hope if I ever get in a situation that I need a tow truck assistance when pulling my 32 ft camper that someone like you an your crew show up ! But I hope to never need one ! 👍👍 up to that Lady in the SWIFT truck very professional job backing all that way especially in the dark ! Most Respect to you Ron an your crew !

[@Feline_Frenzy53]

She was great, Ron. She may be the BEST Swift driver! Stay safe out there!

[@69virgin1966]

That was some of the best driving I have seen in a very long time! You are absolutely correct about Swift having a bad reputation, but that does not hold to all of them. Ethan is getting much better at handling the controls of the rotator. It won't be long before he is ready to solo. Thanks for sharing and God bless

[@danmay9728]

Thanks Ron for all the videos, been watching for some time. Just sitting back watching you, and team members do their job. The swift driver deserives a gold star for backing a 18 wheeler for that distance, most people can't back up ten feet without running into something. Well done to all involved. As alwys be safe, watch your back.

[@kevinstonerock3158]

It’s quite a coincidence seeing this after I watched a video between the president of Knight/Swift and MuthaTrucker. In it the president recounted the steps of how they improved their safety program. He also told of how their safety ratings went from the bottom percentile to near the top rated. With their trucks driving nearly four million miles/day I guess that’s why the previous poor record lingers on. With so many of their trucks out there any accidents perpetuate the former reputation. That’s indeed quite the accomplishment backing that far in the dark. Wanted to share this to give their drivers the benefit of the doubt instead of perpetuating old events. Thanks for providing the driver support through it Ron.🙏👍Stay safe out there.

[@rayshutsa6690]

She did a fantastic job backing up. I can remember when I driving otr many times the the GPS would send me straight into a field. Nice job Ron you are very professional and encouraging with people. Love your channel and content. May God bless you and your family.

[@OUSWKR]

She misjudged the situation but she didn’t destroy her truck and showed she has skill backing that far down a dark country highway to get to safety. Kudos for a job well done!

[@brendathorpe4912]

Good morning! I don't usually comment on your videos but I always hit the thumbs up button. Thank you for your patience and understanding and directions that you gave to the truck driver. I'm sure that meant the world to her. Thank you and your crew for the amazing work/job that you do in all situations. Be blessed and always continue to seek God in all you do!!

[@B717virtual_pilot]

God Bless you and your team Ron. Your mind for safety, teamwork and respect for everyone around the Scene is top notch. I can only hope if I am ever in an accident, I pray I get a team like yours to rescue me and the vehicles involved!

[@markreetz1001]

Great video, Ron. You were very helpful and with positive feedback. Always a pleasure seeing helping out a road warrior.

[@jaybird4095]

She did great! Decades ago when I worked on docks, you could tell an OTR driver from a local driver by how they backed up. A mile is a long ways to go in the dark and no decent lighting.

[@m9ovich785]

Thanks Guys. Mike M.

[@averypressley6642]

She looked to be a young lady's well and to show that kind of ability and skill set is amazing. I know many drivers who would have been afraid to try this and some who couldn't how made it.with all the help possible. Great job drive.

[@stephanbock1280]

As always, you are an example for us all, both in your recovery work and in how you treat people. I think that appraisal really lifted her spirits after having to call you out. Thanks for reminding us all again and again how we should treat our fellow people. God bless you and your family and best wishes from Germany!

[@jeffbailey7765]

Good video Ron. She did an awesome job backing up that far. She is one of the rare Swift drivers. They need to make her a master driver for them.

[@Ronkosluk]

Lol. I've had to do that same thing in a fully loaded tanker truck. She is a pretty amazing driver!!!! God bless you, Ethan and your families. You are also truly amazing people!!!

[@richardhatcher496]

Good morning and I'm a long time subscriber/viewer. Love your content and professional manner! As a 36yr. veteran driver/mechanic, I've surely made my fair share of mistakes. From a driver, Thank-You for your courtesy, manner, praise and professionalism. From a mechanic, Thank-You for your knowledge of the mechanics of trucks and trailers. Lastly, as a 2 time Veteran, Thank-You for your civil service and for being, in my classification, a 1st responder. Thoughts for your "families" safety and future endeavors.

[@tonithomas6143]

I think this is my favorite video. Ron was very encouraging which helped the driver tremendously. I love when I see women driving the big trucks. Kudos to Ron and Ethan. Ron, you are the G.O.A.T.!!!!! Thank you for all you do.

[@jessecuthbertson3176]

That road being WET made it a LOT darker to see at night backing. She did a great job.

[@rw0050]

*Now Little Sister rolls those 18 wheels,* *She knows how the lonesome highway feels;* *She's got a Heart of Gold and Nerves of Steel,* *Little Sister rolls those 18 wheels;* *Little Sister rolls those 18 wheels:* *_Song_** : Bonnie Jean ( Little Sister )* *_By_** : David Lynn Jones*

[@tomgarner553]

Well, I’ve been OTR 25+ years. I’ve made many mistakes over my career. Getting lost is part of the job. People can say what they want and be as mean as they feel appropriate. However, this just speaks of (their) mindset. I still make wrong turns to this day. The only difference between a new and highly experienced driver is how we deal with the situation once we’ve messed up. Each and every mistake I’ve made is a learning experience and I’m more than sure this driver will never make this mistake again. Thank you Ron for being professional. I truly enjoy watching you do what you do and greatly appreciate your demeanor with your customers.

[@RonPratt]

So true. We ALL make mistakes. It seems as though today's society looks to capitalize on others' mistakes. I, like you, hope to learn from my mistakes. And, like you, I believe this young lady will learn from hers. She was extremely calm, polite, and professional. I would be honored to have her on my team. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@pearljenkins3332]

Love what you do Ron. I feel like I have watched Ethan grow up he is doing great.

[@pauldillinger2286]

So proud of yall for helping that awesome truck driving lady. She seemed like a sweet heart. Ethan again did a great job with the rotator but hes got a great trainer. I love the way you tell your guys safety first and how you always are watching them and the way you keep your cool. Awesome job Mr. Ron Pratt. Keep up the great videos sir. Much respect.

[@n4gix]

Great job, Ron! She IS an awesome driver! Swift is lucky to have someone with her mad skills. BTW, how can you see with those weak yellowish headlights? God Bless Ron, and stay safe!

[@donw3912]

She goofed in trying to turn around but I bet GPS was to blame. She stopped when she got stuck and didn't push the envelope and called for help. IMOthe correct thing to do in that situation. Backing that truck up...she deserves a standing ovation!! This is a perfect example of kindness paying off in helping one out of a small mess...great job Ron & Ethan!!

[@diamond_cutter]

Patience got me through a situation like that years ago with little to no overturning .

[@southstreetbarbecue7875]

When I was a rookie driver I had my GPS moment in Cresco, PA and had to back up quite a distance. I didn't do it as well as she did and I did it in broad daylight. It changed my habits drastically. When I became a trainer I wouldn't let my trainees use a GPS until they demonstrated competence with a paper map and good trip planning. Nowadays on the rare occasion I take a trip I still start my planning with a paper map and a notepad to write down exit numbers and turns.

[@michaeldaugherty6419]

She did a very good job backing up the rig. Especially with a 53' trailer. We Truck drivers do the best we can. Just some drivers give us good drivers a bad name or a bad wrap. I'm not driving trucks anymore because of health issues. I miss the road. I miss driving. She is one of the best drivers for a female driving a truck I have ever seen. That was awesome what she did. Ron God bless you and your family 🙏🙏 and your business. I have to say that my favorite truck is Tator. Nice truck.

[@Roadrunner45]

My Father always said “The person who never made a mistake, never made anything” ain’t that so true.

[@jimmarshall2757]

In my 44 years in the transport industry, some of the best drivers I’ve come across have been women. Women will tell you what the problem is without attempting to do the diagnostics as well, as soon as they think they have a problem they will ur on the side of caution and stop instead of driving there vehicle to destruction. 👍🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@JTLaser1]

Kudos to the lady trucker! (All truckers if I’m honest!) I can’t even back very far on Truck Simulator without ending up paying $$$ to the Simulator repair shop!!!

[@zekeabercrombie3583]

Need more drivers like her. GPS is a mixed bag. Can get you in trouble fast.

[@dougvanausdal3162]

I have been on both sides of this kind of situation and it really doesn't matter how any driver ends up in a place where they need help , this is a hard lesson for the driver and one she will never forget, so for the ones who think this is funny I say your turn is coming, Ron is the kind of man who is very professional in his job , he can be the person that you can learn from. Have passion for everyone out on the road, perhaps we will in the long run see less of these kind of problems, Have a great day everyone

[@alexpotter5458]

Great recovery as always. What a superb driver that was, in the Swift. Thanks.

[@jeremysmith8033]

Another Fantastic Video Ron and Crew. And also as you said the driver did a great job. Much respect to her. I know alot of drivers that wouldn't of been able to back up in that fashion.

[@douglasberwick1699]

When I was trucking, I saw drivers who couldn't back into a dock without 6 or7 tries and she went a mile in rhe dark. A BIG thumbs up to her.

[@johnkrueger2625]

Excellent job backing that far. Swift has some good drivers and she's proof of that.

[@julieerwin3896]

Ron, that lady did fantastic backing that tractor trailer up. That was amazing. As always " Great job Ron and Ethan.

[@anthonybrunk5681]

she did a great job backing that far

[@Tinker5051]

I just started watching your channel and I’ve always had a great respect for you guys but watching you doing your job and the people driving by not caring how fast they go by just drives me crazy. You should take those people and make them stand by the side of the highway for awhile and let them find out what it’s like. You guys are amazing!!

[@LadyEnyalus]

As good as she did backing that rig up, she needs to drive for a better company. That woman is a keeper for sure. Ron, you are always so nice and professional in every situation. God Bless you always!

[@Jim-np9it]

Thank you for being kind to this (and all) drivers. I have been in this kind of sit when the "help" was not as "helpful". A 53 in the dark is not especially fun nor safe. GOD bless and yes, this lady was doing a great job for sure.

[@TheBrotherKane]

Great job, Ron. Always enjoy watching you work. Such a pro.

[@balsachopper7]

I don't think l could have backed a semi that far in the dark. That lady did good!

[@-ray-h]

Thanks Ron for this positive video... I needed this... Wow...! Amazing & Awesome Job by all three of you...!!! Excellent Job backing up all that way by her too....!

[@annahughes3677]

You are a great man, Ron. Helping the lady..

[@timmarsh8303]

Awesome Ron another fantastic video plus a fantastic teacher to Ethan. You certainly make the customer feel relaxed and calm. Keep up the good work 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@2ftrmike]

What a great teacher you are Ron.

[@genestatler2514]

Wonderful job Ron!! What a great lady!!

[@fishpolice150]

Great job as always you go above and beyond 👏

[@Joe.Doucette]

Unfamiliar road, at night, loaded, semi, 1 mile in reverse? Yup. Impressive.

[@earlking4299]

Great job young lady. Ron I watch your video every week you all are great at what you do.

[@timothygeiger8271]

She did do great, better than some men could do. I won't fault her for her mistake getting stuck, we all make mistakes starting out. I know i made mistakes over 32 years ago, when i first started driving. One little piece of advice to anyone starting out in the business of driving a truck. A little trick an "old timer" taught me 32 years ago, when backing at night & if it's not lit up, open the drivers side window, take your flashlight & shine it at a downward angle INTO the mirror. Don't shine it straight in, it has to be at a downward angle, so it doesn't blind you. You will be surprised how much it lights up behind the trailer. I sometimes had to backup long distances at night when no one was around, i used that trick many many times over the years!

[@tinlizzie]

Awesome job!! She did really good!! Congrats to her and to you!!

[@dcrelief]

I'm getting here late 8:07 pm but glad I got here. One of the nicest videos. You went above and beyond... actually a day in the life of Ron. thanks.

[@RefVengance]

Good job lady Swift girl! You make me proud. Stay safe out there. ❤ Thank you Ron for all you do. And as always, stay safe 🙏

[@timgouine9844]

Swift is not only the one with a bad reputation there's other companies too. I give her a thumbs up for backing up that far. I tried backing up 3 blocks and had problems.

[@debrasamsrotowoman]

Poor baby! I used to drive parts for a living with a cargo van and sometimes a 21 foot trailer. I've been in quite a few situations myself, so I can imagine how stressed she was! However, I imagine a good deal of her stress was relieved by you and Ethan's gentle treatment of her. Kudos to everybody!!