[derelict77]

" 38k- 105,000 miles" Is that respectable for a rookie year? No tickets, no accidents, and I am alive.

[street_95]

those numbers sound about right.....box trailer i assume

[derelict77]

Yep, pulling a box.

[mikey4069]

That pretty good for a rookie .

[Useless]

Sounds reasonable!!!

What part of the country did you mostly run in??

Congratulations on your first year and your safety record!! :rock:

[glasman2]

Originally Posted by Useless

Sounds reasonable!!!

What part of the country did you mostly run in??

Congratulations on your first year and your safety record!! :rock:

And who do you work for?

[derelict77]

I am employed by Gordon Trucking, and I work only in California. I almost left them for a local job after 6 months because my family situation requires that Im home every night. They said they wanted to keep me because deliveries are never late and I dont lolligag between loads, so now they even get me home every night.

[havenseth]

Keep up the good work!

[Useless]

California has 55MPH speed limits for big trucks, and that in itself will slow you down, not to mention Ca. traffic!! Since you get home every night, you probably don't get as many miles as you would OTR.

I admire you for having your priorities straight, and I'm glad that Gordon has the insight to see the value of keeping a good, safe, reliable driver.

In any event, Congratulations once again, and keep up the good work!!

[glasman2]

Just love it when people post good stuff about Gordon