Winter Driving Tips

[@PrimeTrainerTim]

Great advice for new and old drivers. Thanks

[@TwiztedD]

Thank you

[@williamvangorden44]

My experience and driving in weather conditions And winds. It's kind of nerve-racking in the beginning. But I definitely did get comfortable with how the truck drove. I didn't particularly like the whole idea of being under 20000 pounds but had a few loads that I drove that made me pretty nervous for obvious reasons, especially with the wind.. But But haven't drove in the snow yet. Ice would definitely would shut down because because of experience with driving my own car. I don't think I'll be able to pull that 1 off in a truck so I would definitely find a place to pull over safe place. Truck, stop rest area. Actually got hit by a dirt devil on 40 going East. Yes, that was an experience. Coming from California. Oh, what a time killer that was going to California. But it definitely was an experience nonetheless I think some of these loads that they are under twenty thousand pounds. Should be used in a box truck I think But I know some of those loads have boxes in their big boxesThat would be under 20000 pounds I guess all the exceptions. And on those open roads, they should have, like windbreakers or something on the sides, especially on the curves. In those high wind areas of the country. There was some trees or something, the baffle it or Is slow it it down Is enough to be safe. I'm still on the light. Loads.

[@TwiztedD]

That's right

[@williamvangorden44]

@TwiztedD Hey Do they have a refresher course? Cause my Backing leads a little touch up .

[@TwiztedD]

@@williamvangorden44 not that I know of

[@Morethwnyou]

Are u a pad instructor? Or an actual truck driver?

[@TwiztedD]

Both