well this post proves one thing total morons are behind the wheel of everything,i am a professional truck driver, i did not get my licence in 6 weeks in a cdl mill, i was driving a decade before there was a cdl, there are some bad truck drivers out there usually there 20 something and just got their licence and really shouldnt be running solo, when i learned the procedure was to place the newbie with a veteran driver, now i don't mean a "driver trainer" when the veteran said you were ready was when you were assigned a truck, the guy i was with had 30 years otr so i consider myself trained right, and after 20+ years of driving trucks myself i think i can run a truck, most problems i have on the road are with car drivers, they come in all ages sexes and races but normally they all have in common little if any driving skill, a cell phone stuck in their ear, and busy in the car doing everything but driving
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