how to team OTR with trainer + 2 newbie ??
Subscribecan someone explain to me how this work? Is there such thing as 2 newbies + one trainer doing team otr ? Would it be each newbie drive 5 hrs and the trainer sit in the passenger seat for 10 hrs. Then turn off the truck and all 3 sleep the same time? but there are only 2 beds ?
Or would it be just 1 newbie + 1 trainer doing OTR ?
Or would it be just 1 newbie + 1 trainer doing OTR ?
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I trained like that for 1 week. It was all I could handle. Especially since I was the newest newbie, and had to sleep in the passenger seat when parked. Ya, got plenty of rest like that...
hey Malaki86 , you trained with total 3 people in one tractor ? Isnt there a rule that says you have to spend enough time in sleep berth to be considered sleeping ? I was told that if you sleep on a seat,any seat, its not considered sleeping on your log book.
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west_coaster , 09-28-2006 01:40 AM
I was at the POE in Ashland, OR (NB I-5) making myself a sandwich after rolling the scales, and a truck pulled in and got red-lighted. The DOT guys pulled 5 (yeah 5) Indian guys (the ones from india with the turbin) out of a canadian truck (said Surrey B.C. on the side or something close to that). Apparently, one was a legal driver and 4 were "trainees". Well all of them left in police cars, cause apparenlty none were legal enough to be here. A couple days later I came back through the scales again, and got pulled in. While talking with the DOT officers, they told me that the truck they had pulled the 5 out of had a hole cut in the floorboard, and they would "relieve" themselves right there on the freeway while moving. That's just nasty! Glad to see that they were taken off the road.
West_Coaster
West_Coaster
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Nope nothing illegal.Originally Posted by echoy97
hey Malaki86 , you trained with total 3 people in one tractor ? Isnt there a rule that says you have to spend enough time in sleep berth to be considered sleeping ? I was told that if you sleep on a seat,any seat, its not considered sleeping on your log book.
I know several trainer that train teams and this is what they do. Or one sleeps on the floor.
I wouldn't accept such arraignment but it seems many will.
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heritage92rs , 09-28-2006 03:57 AM
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Hope this wasn't your application I got the other day...Originally Posted by Malaki86
I trained like that for 1 week. It was all I could handle. Especially since I was the newest newbie, and had to sleep in the passenger seat when parked. Ya, got plenty of rest like that...
