Truck Driving Jobs

Kurbski · #11 07-01-2007, 02:45 AM

Congrat on your new job. I am a newbie and pumpkindriverdotcom has a ton of info with instructors, trainers and graduates answering these questions and alot more to assist you. You probably knew that...but if not, there's a ton of info there. I did read there that they will fail you quick if you even touch a curb during your driving evaluation or if the instructor thinks your driving requires a tune up. But everyone seems to say they like it, learn alot in the 14 days and have no regrets after completion.

ohiomohawk · #12 07-02-2007, 12:12 AM

[quote="gigi_roxx"]Thanks ohiomowhawk.

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Did you leave training to go right out with a trainer or did you have to go back home and wait? I've been told it can go either way, but since you went thru at the GB facility I figured you might have a better clue. I don't care either way, but it'd be nice to be prepared with the things I bring like clothes and such.

I was home from Green Bay for 2.5 days till I went out with my trainer.

gigi_roxx · #13 07-02-2007, 12:35 PM

Well I am fully expecting to spend two weeks in Green Bay. Thanks for everyone's input and support. I'll be asking more detailed questions over at the pumpkin driver site regarding SNI stuff.

In the meantime... I'm enjoying being a posting member here at CAD!

You guys and gals rock!

devildice · #14 07-02-2007, 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by gigi_roxx

Well I am fully expecting to spend two weeks in Green Bay. Thanks for everyone's input and support. I'll be asking more detailed questions over at the pumpkin driver site regarding SNI stuff.

In the meantime... I'm enjoying being a posting member here at CAD!

You guys and gals rock!

Glad to hear that you enjoy posting here. Make sure you keep us all informed on how things progress with SNI.

gigi_roxx · #15 07-02-2007, 05:29 PM

Will do!

Thanks again! :P

gigi_roxx · #16 07-10-2007, 06:12 PM

I'm just days away from heading out to Green Bay for my SNI training/orientation. I'm on a rollercoaster right now for sure! One minute I'm thrilled and the next I'm scared and the minute after that I'm just ready to get a move on already!

I sure hope this goes well!

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Popeye · #17 07-10-2007, 06:22 PM

You are right to be nervous. I think any normal person would be when going into something new. Stay positive and you will do just fine.