Y’all as a co-worker with India, she’s knows exactly how to handle every challenge thrown at her. She’s the realist female truck driver I’ve had the pleasure to work with. Teaching is a great thing, her respect and patience with this student was/is on point. She covered everything from the general basics to in-depth breaking things down further for understanding. Even off video a lot of use teachers park for the night with students present and hangout discuss/correct weaknesses n both sides so that as teachers we become stronger and efficient which makes better students in this industry. Mad love sis you got this…
I'm getting my CDL license and these videos have really been my lifeline for the truck industry.. I'm ready to learn all that I can. Just pray God bless me with a trainer that is on the same page as me
You are to never kick a trainee off the truck. A part of being a trainer is to go through everything imaginable until they learn or until you've exhausted yourself to the point and then you tell the company she is un-trainable. Here's some advice for you when training: your trainee does very little maneuvering for a good couple weeks to a month until they get comfortable being in and driving the truck, then you slowly let them do a little more and more. Never put the trainee in a situation to back in a single spot between 2 trucks or a tough docking situation. Never be afraid to tell the trainee to stop and then you take over. Basically you have to approach the situation(s) as though you are trying to make your child understand something as in always talk super nice and show understanding of the situation but explain yourself in detail about the wrongs and rights and how things need/should/have to be. You are there to also verbally coach them and encourage them even if they arent driving or the truck is parked. You need to build their confidence over time.
Sir I don’t know what kind of training your giving but the student is only with me minimum 21 days max 35 .. if they don’t ever back in a tough situation they’ll never learn …. Any who thanks for watching 🤗
@@YOULOVEINDIA when I trained with a permit in 2004 I did 1 month OTR with an instructor, came back to the PRIME INC terminal and passed the driving and skills test to achieve my CDL. Then I had to train 100,000 miles (4 months) as a team with a trainer and I even stayed 2 extra months with my trainer because he liked me. I would never train for a company who is rushing the process. It should always be until the trainee thinks they are ready to go on their own. Prime has since downgraded the the amount of miles (i think 50k miles or 35k) a trainee needs to go on their own but I'm positive it's only a minimum and up to the discretion of the trainer/trainee.
@@YOULOVEINDIA You also have to take into consideration that when I trained with a trainer and went onto become a trainer? We didn't have automatics and had to learn and teach on a stick. We also didn't have a GPS and everything was Rand McNally MOTOR CARRIER ROAD ATLAS and written directions on the Qualcomm. Your job of training is already 50% or better easier right from the gate! That doesn't mean you still don't need to take baby steps with what you allow them to do. I highly doubt your company says they have to learn by xyz time or else. I would imagine that everything is discretionary.
I started in February and I was driving day 2 by day 7 we were teaming and she slept the whole time. Though I only backed twice in 30 days I was greatful for the experience
Don't do an inspection with your trailer attached. Inspect the tractor unattached first. You can't see the tires, springs and air bag properly with the trailer attached.
I WISH I COULD HAVE YOU AS MY TRAINER 😭 You seem so dope. She just seemed impatient and not as willing to learn as she should’ve been. We need more trainers like you in this industry. Please don’t give up.
I love to see my trucker sisters out here. Be careful sis training ain't no joke. Every student is different some listen some don't and you have to find out their weaknesses but you will do good just do your best .
I’m so glad my husband trained me. He can’t kick me off the truck and he takes over if I get overwhelmed. I wouldn’t have the patience to train anyone.
Hey same here! 👋🏼.. my husbands been driving since 06 so I decided to get my cdl 3 yrs ago ! I don’t know why I waited so long , but yeah being trained by your husband is awesome! ❤
Congratulations on your new courageous choice to be a trainer. As a woman with 1.7 million miles I am happy to see that there are women such as yourself willing to risk their very life to help other women. I had male trainer and it was brutal. That was 2006. You did the right thing. Some folks don't belong on a truck. If you can't listen forget it. Hoping you get a good student next time. Prayers for your safety. Much love to ya! Never give up!
Salute to you for training, I did it for 3 yrs. You get some good trainees but you also get some you wish you never met them. You will build some life long relationships along the way. Stay safe
My trainer only let me back 3 times and every time I asked they just said oh you have plenty time to get some backing done 👀🤦🏽♀️...now I am on my own and I take my time because I'm still getting comfortable with backing and the other drivers be so impatient it does get frustrating so I just get out of my set up and let them go ahead and park it's rare someone actually helps instead of recording or throwing their hands up and giving nasty looks but eventually I'm sure I'll be able to back into my spot quicker I mean I am pretty much teaching myself how to back with the help of these videos because school does not provide the types of setups that you may actually be encountering and almost every stop I have has limited space it takes me a while but I get it in there perfectly eventually 🤣🤦🏽♀️
Being a day one watcher of yours, and just seeing in each video what type of person you are, there’s absolutely no way that chic could ever convince me that the issue was you. Some of these newbies come out here not wanting to listen, and wanting to do things their way. This is an industry where if you don’t listen, you will fk some shyt up. I pray you don’t let one bad apple discourage you from training others that actually wants to learn. Heeey girl!! Love you ❤❤ and btw, being that I started driving in 2012, stopped for 5yrs and just came back 3 months ago. After watching your videos, you 100% encouraged me to get back on the road🤷🏾♀️🥰
@@YOULOVEINDIA You are so welcome🥰🥰🥰 I’m so proud of you girl. You are doing so many big things. For your company to offer you to be a trainer, they definitely see something in you that You probably didn’t see in yourself. You are an amazing person all the way around!
@@YOULOVEINDIA thanks :-) I been subbed to your husband watching his journey at Ego.. and then I saw u two do that one chip challenge 💖 then I saw your amazing vacation! I had just thought you two did his channel I didn't know u had a channel...but you tube popped it up in front of me today yaaay!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I loooooove your demeanor!! You're so put together and patient. It's unfortunate but sometimes anxiety (on both ends) can make this situation so uncomfortable. But you're a trooper! The trainee didn't seem too bad at first but I noticed she would cut you off when you were talking, I think she was two steps ahead of herself and nervous.
Your telling her right. She doesn’t need to worry about how long it takes. The time spent is how she’ll learn. Trust & believe when the time getting it right is messing with the money she’ll know because that’s when you will jump in lol.
Yeah I’m a hell of MC now. Nah man. One was regional. One went on vacation or something. And the last one I actually worked for. He had 3 truck. They were cool.
Please don’t stop training I think I know what company you work for (don’t worry I won’t say) and Im currently a student there and would love to have the chance to have you as a mentor!! Love your videos!!!❤
When I trained for a bit I always did the driving the first day I let them sit back and take it in . With that it gave me a day to try to understand them . It also seemed to kill the nerves a little bit
Man I wish y’all could have worked through that. I went through something seminar with my trainer but I had to push though. I realized that part of my fraustration was that I was nervous. I know I got on my trainers nerves but once I realized that she was really hard on me because she wanted me to be the best driver so I could be prepared for being by myself, things got better. I pray that your next trainees have the mindset that you want the best for them and you are there to help them. Keep trying to be the best trainer you can possibly be!🙌🏽💯. I’ve been on the road for about a year solo and I love watching your videos. ❤
Amen. My first instructor for my company told me pretend the trainer I go on the road with isn’t there and do it like you’re alone. That way you only ask them for help in dire circumstances with something you don’t know. You’re awesome I wish you could be the one training me! I’m still waiting on one of course 😭 good luck out there I definitely think you did the right thing.
thats how your supposed to do it never listen to your trainer if you are not sure they tell you to change just because there a trainer does not mean they should be a trainer, my trainer at my first job only had his license for 3 months lol
I’ve never been a trainer but I’ve had some of the worst trainers. The first one yelled at me so much that I thought I was back in an abusive relationship. I could hear him yell in my sleep. The second one has poor hygiene and always tried to hit on me. It took for me to get a third trainer and I was only in his truck for 1 week and 5 days and I was given my own truck. To this day, we still converse. I said all that to say, some people think they want to drive trucks until they literally get in a semi. Being that I was a teacher before coming out here, I’ve learned that some people don’t want to be taught or have this whole mindset of knowing stuff before they enter the trainer’s truck. Many of these people are saying you shouldn’t have put her out. I’ve never trained but I’ve been a student. Everyone is not a trucker and there are many people that just are not teachable. Keep going India🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
There were times my trainer took over on a back and made me watch his set up and maneuvers. And then i would get it on the next one. I also pulled into a truck stop the wrong way before. I didn't want to wake my trainer up, so I got help by other drivers getting out of there. They helped me but also laughed at me, I think one was recording me too lol. The learning curve is huge starting out. Rookies will be rookies. Luckily my trainer had been training for 5 years. He was ready for the rookie shenanigans 🤣 😂. Training aint no joke. But me and my trainer got through it. He was from Florida too. Im 4 years in now and I would never train. Kudos to you for having the courage to deal with new drivers.
Hey India. I think you did great and you are passionate about your job. You want your trainee to feel comfortable, be in a clean environment AND LEARN. BUT, I will tell you in the BEGINNING I felt there could be an issue; language barrier. But you handled you and got her gone when you felt it necesary and you caught me offguard with that chipmunk voice.....You heard what drivers say happens being a trainer.... Now that your doing it, you analyze each situation, make any needed adjustments and go from there. You know what you can and cannot do and what you can and cannot take. Be safe Luv😇
Myyy goodness!!! This is one of the main reasons I went with a company that did not require training. Don't get me wrong, you did a great job, but I just couldn't chance having to go through all the horror stories most drivers experience. More importantly, this lil space we have in these trucks is not enough for 2 grown folks that do not know one another's personality or way of living.... I'm a person that's willing to chance it on my own that way I'm forced to learn without someone teaching me thier way of doing things, and I love a challenge! Don't know how you all can do it, the money is not worth my peace of mind when we have to stay focused & safe out here. The frustration, aggravation, irritation, and all the other "ations" is too much to deal with while trying to stay positive & focus on safety as well. Chiiiile, I'll keep you in prayer truckin Queen. Stay safe out here fam!💪🏾🚛👑👏🏾🦺🤜🏾🤛🏾🙂 #strongtruckinQueens
When you train your going to give a lot of yourself, and patience, and space it’s not for everyone it’s really a weeding out process don’t ever put a bad driver on the road.(stay positive)
I would love to be your trainee. You did an awesome job. She seemed to either not listen or just didn’t get it. Everyone, including myself, has difficulty picking up something new but the key is being receptive and just listening. I am the student and you are the teacher. That mindset from the beginning is the key to success. If you happen to be with Werner, I’d love to have you as my trainer.
Ummmmm 🤔 Trainers Always Ask yourself "What Can I Do Differently"?! The Trainee is just that -> (A Trainee in Training). Soo, Breathe You Wore Those Shoes Before Finding Your Way... 💩 Normally hits the fan after week 1! Then the REAL WORK BEGINS... Always Remember to SIMPLIFY TECHNIQUES, APPROACH & TONE TO ACHIEVE THE WIN! The Magic Begins once your Trainee UNDERSTANDS how to PROPERLY ANGLE, SETUP & STEER... "Work the Steering Wheel" Slow MOTIONS to prevent OVER STEERING. Hey "New Driver's" the Concept is similar to backing your Car into any space. Angle, Angle, Angle -> 👀 Look at the Space Determine what Maneuver is needed to Setup & Safely Back Into the space. You can Angle with your Tandem, Back Tire, Bottom or Top corner of Trailer, Bumper? Etc., Understand how to maneuver the Trailer into the space! Use what makes SENSE to YOU! Square ANY part or the Trailer up with the SPACE. GET OUT AND LOOOOOOOOOK on BOTH sides fix any issues with pulling up if needed and repeat until you NAILED IT!.. TRAINERS MUST be able to Calmly, Simplify explain and demonstrate multiple techniques. Trainers must explain keeping the space your attempting to back into on the Driver's site side of truck.. How to hug the imaginary line during the SETUP. Teach the Trainee the Basic Science/Tricks of the Trade ex, Once the driver's door passes the spot swing out to the right follow up with a swing left until the back of your trailer has snaked or angled its tail towards the space That's the SETUP PROCESS... Always"GET OUT AND LOOOOOOOOOK" ONCE You the angle is right next step is the STEERING Process this is what seal's the deal to backing with ease... TRAINER'S Teach the Method behind the Madness.👍 COMOOON DRIVER'S!! The PERSON in the Seat is Not You.. RELAX... Find an EMPTY LOT and allow the Trainee Practice in PEACE. Before Hitting the Road. The company yard is a perfect place plenty of trailers packed in tight. COACH AND INSPIRE SIS❤️
First I gotta say this was hilarious 😂 😃 😄 To the young lady getting trained, trust, don't give up. I can't begin and don't know where to start, or count, the MISTAKES I've made my days as a trainee. You WILL make mistakes! But the mistakes you DO make will help you understand what NOT to do in the long run. And NEVER, NEVER worry bout no one else opinions or calling you a "rookie", because we all once was. To Ms. India, this was hilarious. 😂 😃 😄 😁 🤣
Im in the truck with my trainer now watching you and im disgusted . This trainer is horrible. Nothing like you at aalll. Im ready to just go home honestly and ive only been with him for two days. Hes rude and careless and he have no patience . WE NEED MORE TRAINERS LIKE YOU THESE TRAINERS ARE SOMETHING ELSE!. GOD BLESS YOU STAY SWEET ❤
You are doing an awesome job training!! Please don’t be discouraged! Stick to your gun because you’re training others to be the “best” they can be from your experiences and it shows!! Big ups Babygirl! My wife rides with me and If I couldn’t train her for some odd reason lol , I’d choose you!! Keep on trucking!!!👊🏾✊🏾🙌🏾😇
Thank you for your patience. You can tell you want to pass your knowledge on about everything in trucking. The student has to have their "listening ears ON" in order to understand and be safe out here. Take advantage of every opportunity to practice backing. I've been solo 1 month now making mistakes but learning and being safe. You can not be in a hurry as it could be the ultimate cost. You did the right thing by removing her from your truck. Because what we not gone Do is be disrespectful and act we know it all as the student. Do not stop teaching. Good luck with your next student. You got this!!
I am at the 6 minute mark, and you have me smiling the whole time at how nervous you are. I think you are going to do great. You seem to have a beautiful personality. I hope it all goes well. I will continue to watch.
It's not always a good idea to kick someone off the truck, wait til you get to the terminal and then let them go. Or talk to the company and find a solution.
You did the right thing gurl!!! All that combative negative energy could have gotten y’all messed up out there on the road. When it’s too late she’ll realize how 🍀 lucky she had it, as you as a trainer. You were not an enabler you were a very efficient trainer!
I would love to be trained by you. Your explanation of the truck was great and you were open minded. I’m from Odessa Texas and looking around to see what company would work for me. Work in process. Wish me luck. Take care god bless.
I am currently in training and i wish my experience was like this. I had to complain to the company bc i wanted to be rerouted back to get another trainer but i guess they said something to my trainer bc she made a complete 360. Im trying to tough it out bc i want to get training over with but of i want to get the proper training in order to excel in the trucking industry. Fingers crossed.
...been there, done that. Trucking isn't for everybody; kudos to YOU Driver for having the patience...I only lasted a year at training. Keep up the good work ma'am
Nothing against this industry, but imagine if you put the same level of enthusiasm and dedication into other fields. So many possibilities. Be safe out there.
Good morning 🌞 my beautiful queen!! Congratulations on your your new training position!! I agree with everything you was telling her!! Keep the videos coming my queen!!
I hope in the near future , the trucking companies start sending the students or new trainees to spend their nights in a hotel room after the training is complete every day and leave the trainers in the truck for more privacy and no arguments . In the next day the trainees have to come back to where the truck is parked and start training again for a new day , this way will be no two people sleeping in a single truck , but training in a single truck only . It's very hard for two people to sleep in a tiny space in a truck , because they don't gonna feel comfortable , and is gonna be some headaches for both sides . That's why the most training is not successful , because people need some comfort and privacy in their sleep zone so they can be ready for a good training every day without problems . The trucking companies can avoid this problem by putting a small budget for the new trainees to go every night to a hotel room during their four weeks training and meet their trainees every morning until the training time is over , this way it will be success and no nervousness. Thanks .
You seem like a good trainer. Some people have lack of patience. I've been driving tractor trailer for almost 6 years and I do the best I can not to screw up. The only training I would need is any time I switch jobs and need trained on how that company functions or possibly if I went back over the road and needed someone with me since sleepers can be slightly harder to back than a day cab.
It’s great that you became a trainer. I feel we need more female trainers out here. I trained for 2 years and I enjoyed it but I also had a few trainees that did not listen and did not want to learn. Just stick with it.
Still trying to figure out how you let her drive into the fuel island the wrong way. As a trainer especially somebody brand new you got to instruct them about everything the first few weeks. It just seems like you gave her the keys and expected miracles to happen.
After 4 days and they don’t listen and have a hard time understanding English that’s the result … I’m fully aware of how to do MY JOB OF TRAINING … seems like she should have came ready to learn instead of telling me what to do and worried about getting off the truck in 21 days instead of learning the job…. Furthermore the fuel island situation was a result of having a attitude and doing what u want to do
I’m sorry but in my 25 years of driving I still remember the frustration and anxiety that backing up a truck caused me. Especially when I was holding people up. It just seems from the small clip you showed us. You were telling her and not showing her. But as a ex trainer myself one of the reasons I don’t train anymore is because of people not wanting to listen and learn. As well as the patience level of the motoring public who seems to be in a race against time.
@@deemorris7308 I’ll explain what happened in the next vlog …. And yes that so far is my issue ppl not wanting to listen and learn …. Not everything gets recorded for privacy issues but I’ll do my best at explaining in the next video… be safe and thanks for watching
Clearly she didn’t have common sense she didn’t see all the other trucks. Again she doesn’t need to be driving a 18 wheeler some shit is just self explanatory. Keep going India
I'm confused...so I went to a CDL school, did she not and go straight into training? How does she not know what a tandem is? And is worried about things like that?
Congratulations on your trainer position. Girl I died laughing when I heard the chipmunk voice😂. I hate that some people don’t want to listen to an experienced driver. I am getting ready for my orientation next week. Wish me luck boo.
@@dm-ub8me as far as being available through the pre hiring process? Yes they are. I haven’t started driving yet. I have orientation in Decatur coming soon. Either way I am new to the trucking industry, so my goal is to learn all I can whether I stay with them permanently or not.
I feel that everyone isn’t able to be a trainer…. Not saying that she isn’t but you have to be very patient with your student.. and never get loud or argue with them”
Trucking is not for everyone!!! And it definitely takes years of learning!!! And patience is the key to success!!! I’ve been trucking for 20 years and don’t mind helping if I cross paths with a new driver but as far as being a trainer that’s a whole different ball game and I tip my hat to all trainers out there!!! It’s not for me!!! And I have left companies because of being pressured to be a trainer!!
My now husband became a trainer at the company he was with while I was in truck drinking school just so he could train me. He didn't even have to kick the 1st girl off but he played an innocent roll in it. She didn't want to drive in NJ so he told dispatch and they put her a** on a bus back down to Mississippi! It be like that sometimes 🤷
It seems as if her frustration came from being afraid. I suffered from that when I started driving transfer trucks in 2001. Luckily my trainer had patience with me and we got through it. I wish he was still alive to see me now as an owner operator and enjoying trucking. Also the other thing that may have made anxiety go up was you gave her a lot of info out the gate and some talking was too much like telling her the only difference in you and I is I have been driving for 4 years and you haven’t. I understand that may be your demeanor and you seem cool. Be safe trucker.
You seem so kindhearted. It was so sweet to see you clean up your truck so it was clean for your trainee. I hope I’m lucky enough to get a trainer like you when I get to TNT. ❤
Amen you love helping people proud of you hope it goes great with patience and love as new one learning just keep praying that do understand w Rhine has so many crazy personalities I’m praying
The sad part is thats all this job requires is common sense. But let me ask you, we work for the same company, is being a leader worth the pay if you dont mind answering.
@@dertymoney3762 it all depend on the student my student now is awesome so its worth it now but when u get that one knuckle head that don’t listen you don’t even want the money or responsibility
I'm midway through the vlog and to pause to say Thank you Thank you Thank you. After seeing a group on FB I ran to YT (2021) to do further research and your channel was the 1st I seen. You are a true motivation! Humble and the definition of a Leader AND now to see you're a Trainer is just Dope on so many levels, Congratulations. BTW I received my Welcome Letter today and start in OCT💃🏾💪🏾. Hope to 1 day see you on the road..Safe Travels 👸🏾
You did an amazing job being nervous you handle yourself professionally keep on teaching, sadly though there will be some who chose the wrong profession 👍
Sorry about your first experience training hope the next one goes better ... this was one of my hears before getting into training... currently on my first student we are 3 weeks in ... no problems.. 🙏🏿
I think you are doing a great job so far. You'll first student is going to be nervous and you are too. Be patient and be understanding. I trained a lot of females in my days for 18 years and they made the best students. I will be pulling in praying for you.Viper
India you are such a beautiful woman, you are well spoken, beautiful voice, you have top tier communication skills, a great body, excellent etiquette and really professional. You are very feminine too, just a beautiful American woman. Wow!
So she can't back into a spot and she is worried about other truckers getting around. That's how I learned to back up was stop worrying about taking to long and take my time
LMBO, 7yrs Truckin....This is why I wouldn't train....1st off NEWBIES, when backing don't focus on who's looking, focus on your backing & you won't even notice who's looking. #2 PAY ATTENTION....HOW U GO N THE FUEL LINE BACKWARDS 👁. #3 Trainer, we are professionals, please choose another choice of word...We all don't & shouldn't make mistakes, its only when we DON'T pay attention when mistakes happen..Your MIRRORS ARE YOUR BEST FRIEND... I will keep you lifted n prayer & hats off 2 you....The caps are not me speaking loud "just wanted 2 emphasize " the importance of what was stated....Keep Truckin 💖🌟💫👀👀 Eyes always moving...
Just be very patient I go through the same thing I'm not in the trucking industry but I am dealing with people with disabilities at school's cleaning and stuff and it's way different from working in the college so you really have to be very patient what you doing a good job
Hey at least you tried you did everything good on your end it was the trainees fault don’t take the first one as a failure do the exact same thing with the next one
I love your vibe and your truthfulness and that trainee was horrible I would be a sponge to soak up all the information from you I would never argue about something that I am new to the game that you are spitting this is crazy oooh hell no not everyone is couch able God bless you love
I hope you do well training. My suggestion is that you should drive the first day and have them drive the 2nd day and after. That's what my Crete trainers did
@@YOULOVEINDIA did she get assigned a new trainer? I had to get reassigned after getting kicked off halfway through training at Crete and my 2nd trainer was more laid back. I was trained on manual luckily and I learned some tricks to shifting.
@@YOULOVEINDIA I highly recommend that you drive day 1 and have the students drive starting day 2 and if there's things they need to work on you can drive to show them what needs to be corrected. My first Crete trainer did that.
Great video, I think the reality of her being on her own got to her… trust I know that feeling 😅 but I went from otr to home/local. 👀… waiting on next video 🙏🏾❤️
Wow!!!! My trainer was the truth!!! But when I got hooked up with another trainee for phase III of our training, all hell broke out!! Just got a flashback from watching this!!!! Only seems like yesterday 🤣
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Details on exactly what happened and how things went left will be explained in next vlog 😩
Lol 😂
You did good as a trainer ❤ Trainee got frustrated that she was having a hard time and needs a lot more practice on the yard lol
Because we the people want to know.😂🚛
yes please
@@tanya1108 girl kick rocks 🪨
Y’all as a co-worker with India, she’s knows exactly how to handle every challenge thrown at her. She’s the realist female truck driver I’ve had the pleasure to work with. Teaching is a great thing, her respect and patience with this student was/is on point. She covered everything from the general basics to in-depth breaking things down further for understanding. Even off video a lot of use teachers park for the night with students present and hangout discuss/correct weaknesses n both sides so that as teachers we become stronger and efficient which makes better students in this industry. Mad love sis you got this…
I'm getting my CDL license and these videos have really been my lifeline for the truck industry.. I'm ready to learn all that I can. Just pray God bless me with a trainer that is on the same page as me
Congrats! That’s Major!
Thank You.. appreciate that
Congratulations
You are to never kick a trainee off the truck. A part of being a trainer is to go through everything imaginable until they learn or until you've exhausted yourself to the point and then you tell the company she is un-trainable. Here's some advice for you when training: your trainee does very little maneuvering for a good couple weeks to a month until they get comfortable being in and driving the truck, then you slowly let them do a little more and more. Never put the trainee in a situation to back in a single spot between 2 trucks or a tough docking situation. Never be afraid to tell the trainee to stop and then you take over. Basically you have to approach the situation(s) as though you are trying to make your child understand something as in always talk super nice and show understanding of the situation but explain yourself in detail about the wrongs and rights and how things need/should/have to be. You are there to also verbally coach them and encourage them even if they arent driving or the truck is parked. You need to build their confidence over time.
Sir I don’t know what kind of training your giving but the student is only with me minimum 21 days max 35 .. if they don’t ever back in a tough situation they’ll never learn …. Any who thanks for watching 🤗
@@YOULOVEINDIA when I trained with a permit in 2004 I did 1 month OTR with an instructor, came back to the PRIME INC terminal and passed the driving and skills test to achieve my CDL. Then I had to train 100,000 miles (4 months) as a team with a trainer and I even stayed 2 extra months with my trainer because he liked me. I would never train for a company who is rushing the process. It should always be until the trainee thinks they are ready to go on their own. Prime has since downgraded the the amount of miles (i think 50k miles or 35k) a trainee needs to go on their own but I'm positive it's only a minimum and up to the discretion of the trainer/trainee.
@@YOULOVEINDIA You also have to take into consideration that when I trained with a trainer and went onto become a trainer? We didn't have automatics and had to learn and teach on a stick. We also didn't have a GPS and everything was Rand McNally MOTOR CARRIER ROAD ATLAS and written directions on the Qualcomm. Your job of training is already 50% or better easier right from the gate! That doesn't mean you still don't need to take baby steps with what you allow them to do. I highly doubt your company says they have to learn by xyz time or else. I would imagine that everything is discretionary.
I started in February and I was driving day 2 by day 7 we were teaming and she slept the whole time. Though I only backed twice in 30 days I was greatful for the experience
Don't do an inspection with your trailer attached. Inspect the tractor unattached first. You can't see the tires, springs and air bag properly with the trailer attached.
I WISH I COULD HAVE YOU AS MY TRAINER 😭 You seem so dope. She just seemed impatient and not as willing to learn as she should’ve been. We need more trainers like you in this industry. Please don’t give up.
she's smart and beautiful and kind you are correct I second that. 👍
I love to see my trucker sisters out here. Be careful sis training ain't no joke. Every student is different some listen some don't and you have to find out their weaknesses but you will do good just do your best .
That was her issue not listening…. Hence how she pulled in the fuel island but i honestly think their was a language barrier
@@YOULOVEINDIA it sounded like one. What was he native tounge or where was she from?
I don't think I'll ever get to the training stage. I started driving trucks to work alone.
I feel you
Big facts
I would be so anxious about sharing that small space with someone 😩
I’m so glad my husband trained me. He can’t kick me off the truck and he takes over if I get overwhelmed. I wouldn’t have the patience to train anyone.
Hey same here! 👋🏼.. my husbands been driving since 06 so I decided to get my cdl 3 yrs ago ! I don’t know why I waited so long , but yeah being trained by your husband is awesome! ❤
Congratulations on your new courageous choice to be a trainer. As a woman with 1.7 million miles I am happy to see that there are women such as yourself willing to risk their very life to help other women. I had male trainer and it was brutal. That was 2006. You did the right thing. Some folks don't belong on a truck. If you can't listen forget it. Hoping you get a good student next time. Prayers for your safety. Much love to ya! Never give up!
You seem like a good trainer to me. I think her problem was not having enough patience and not paying attention.
Correct
I totally agree.
Salute to you for training, I did it for 3 yrs. You get some good trainees but you also get some you wish you never met them. You will build some life long relationships along the way. Stay safe
Thanks sooo much for this
My husband has his Class A and he was agreeing with everything you was telling her...girl I can't wait until the next video
Awww thankyou I’ll give more in depth details on the next vlog ❤️ thanks for watching
@@YOULOVEINDIA Yes because some of th conversation was indiscernable.
My trainer only let me back 3 times and every time I asked they just said oh you have plenty time to get some backing done 👀🤦🏽♀️...now I am on my own and I take my time because I'm still getting comfortable with backing and the other drivers be so impatient it does get frustrating so I just get out of my set up and let them go ahead and park it's rare someone actually helps instead of recording or throwing their hands up and giving nasty looks but eventually I'm sure I'll be able to back into my spot quicker I mean I am pretty much teaching myself how to back with the help of these videos because school does not provide the types of setups that you may actually be encountering and almost every stop I have has limited space it takes me a while but I get it in there perfectly eventually 🤣🤦🏽♀️
Being a day one watcher of yours, and just seeing in each video what type of person you are, there’s absolutely no way that chic could ever convince me that the issue was you. Some of these newbies come out here not wanting to listen, and wanting to do things their way. This is an industry where if you don’t listen, you will fk some shyt up. I pray you don’t let one bad apple discourage you from training others that actually wants to learn. Heeey girl!! Love you ❤❤ and btw, being that I started driving in 2012, stopped for 5yrs and just came back 3 months ago. After watching your videos, you 100% encouraged me to get back on the road🤷🏾♀️🥰
awwwww thankyou beautiful I truly appreciate the loyalty and support because you have definitely been A1 since day one….I love you more ❤️
@@YOULOVEINDIA You are so welcome🥰🥰🥰 I’m so proud of you girl. You are doing so many big things. For your company to offer you to be a trainer, they definitely see something in you that You probably didn’t see in yourself. You are an amazing person all the way around!
She does not listen period
It's great to see you giving back and bringing new drivers into the industry 💯
Thankyou ❤️
You are gonna do Great India ! 💖
@@ShannanThomasTrucking awwww thankyou soooo much I just subbed to your channel ❤️
@@YOULOVEINDIA thanks :-) I been subbed to your husband watching his journey at Ego.. and then I saw u two do that one chip challenge 💖 then I saw your amazing vacation! I had just thought you two did his channel I didn't know u had a channel...but you tube popped it up in front of me today yaaay!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I loooooove your demeanor!! You're so put together and patient. It's unfortunate but sometimes anxiety (on both ends) can make this situation so uncomfortable. But you're a trooper! The trainee didn't seem too bad at first but I noticed she would cut you off when you were talking, I think she was two steps ahead of herself and nervous.
Your telling her right. She doesn’t need to worry about how long it takes. The time spent is how she’ll learn. Trust & believe when the time getting it right is messing with the money she’ll know because that’s when you will jump in lol.
I can’t wait to see what happened. I don’t see how anyone could get into it with you. You’re so sweet.
Congrats on evolving in this trucking game! You will be blessed for helping fellow truckers. Keep us posted hun
She is a dope trainer I like how she explain stuff to her trainee...to share her space with a newbie is not easy so much respect.
Brings back so many memories. I luckily had 3 good trainers. But the stories I heard from trainees and trainers during that time was priceless 😂😂😂
You had 3 trainers? Boiiii you must've been hell 🤣🤣
Yeah I’m a hell of MC now. Nah man. One was regional. One went on vacation or something. And the last one I actually worked for. He had 3 truck. They were cool.
That’s so dope that you are a trainer!! You did such a good job. You got this!
Thank you so much!!
Don’t let that one discourage you. Keep going with training others to be in this industry. Don’t let one bad apple soil it on helping others
I wish I was with the company. I just got my cdl in May,and looking for a good company.
Please don’t stop training I think I know what company you work for (don’t worry I won’t say) and Im currently a student there and would love to have the chance to have you as a mentor!! Love your videos!!!❤
Thanks babe ❤ be safe out here
When I trained for a bit I always did the driving the first day I let them sit back and take it in . With that it gave me a day to try to understand them . It also seemed to kill the nerves a little bit
Correct,the trainer should always drive the 1st trip.
Man I wish y’all could have worked through that. I went through something seminar with my trainer but I had to push though. I realized that part of my fraustration was that I was nervous. I know I got on my trainers nerves but once I realized that she was really hard on me because she wanted me to be the best driver so I could be prepared for being by myself, things got better. I pray that your next trainees have the mindset that you want the best for them and you are there to help them. Keep trying to be the best trainer you can possibly be!🙌🏽💯. I’ve been on the road for about a year solo and I love watching your videos. ❤
Amen. My first instructor for my company told me pretend the trainer I go on the road with isn’t there and do it like you’re alone. That way you only ask them for help in dire circumstances with something you don’t know. You’re awesome I wish you could be the one training me! I’m still waiting on one of course 😭 good luck out there I definitely think you did the right thing.
thats how your supposed to do it never listen to your trainer if you are not sure they tell you to change just because there a trainer does not mean they should be a trainer, my trainer at my first job only had his license for 3 months lol
Teaching is a skill, just as much as knowing how to learn.
I finally decided to start the process to join the trucker life. Praying I have a trainer like you 🤞🏾
I’ve never been a trainer but I’ve had some of the worst trainers. The first one yelled at me so much that I thought I was back in an abusive relationship. I could hear him yell in my sleep. The second one has poor hygiene and always tried to hit on me. It took for me to get a third trainer and I was only in his truck for 1 week and 5 days and I was given my own truck. To this day, we still converse.
I said all that to say, some people think they want to drive trucks until they literally get in a semi. Being that I was a teacher before coming out here, I’ve learned that some people don’t want to be taught or have this whole mindset of knowing stuff before they enter the trainer’s truck. Many of these people are saying you shouldn’t have put her out. I’ve never trained but I’ve been a student. Everyone is not a trucker and there are many people that just are not teachable. Keep going India🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
There were times my trainer took over on a back and made me watch his set up and maneuvers. And then i would get it on the next one. I also pulled into a truck stop the wrong way before. I didn't want to wake my trainer up, so I got help by other drivers getting out of there. They helped me but also laughed at me, I think one was recording me too lol. The learning curve is huge starting out. Rookies will be rookies. Luckily my trainer had been training for 5 years. He was ready for the rookie shenanigans 🤣 😂. Training aint no joke. But me and my trainer got through it. He was from Florida too. Im 4 years in now and I would never train. Kudos to you for having the courage to deal with new drivers.
BEST TRAINER I HAVE SEEN IN 5YRS GO GIRL!!
Stay confident always pray ask God help you love you sis u got this
Take your time train with patience and stress safety first and respect. You rock girl!
Hey India. I think you did great and you are passionate about your job. You want your trainee to feel comfortable, be in a clean environment AND LEARN. BUT, I will tell you in the BEGINNING I felt there could be an issue; language barrier. But you handled you and got her gone when you felt it necesary and you caught me offguard with that chipmunk voice.....You heard what drivers say happens being a trainer.... Now that your doing it, you analyze each situation, make any needed adjustments and go from there. You know what you can and cannot do and what you can and cannot take. Be safe Luv😇
Absolutely ❤️ thanks for watching babe
Myyy goodness!!! This is one of the main reasons I went with a company that did not require training. Don't get me wrong, you did a great job, but I just couldn't chance having to go through all the horror stories most drivers experience. More importantly, this lil space we have in these trucks is not enough for 2 grown folks that do not know one another's personality or way of living.... I'm a person that's willing to chance it on my own that way I'm forced to learn without someone teaching me thier way of doing things, and I love a challenge! Don't know how you all can do it, the money is not worth my peace of mind when we have to stay focused & safe out here. The frustration, aggravation, irritation, and all the other "ations" is too much to deal with while trying to stay positive & focus on safety as well. Chiiiile, I'll keep you in prayer truckin Queen. Stay safe out here fam!💪🏾🚛👑👏🏾🦺🤜🏾🤛🏾🙂
#strongtruckinQueens
When you train your going to give a lot of yourself, and patience, and space it’s not for everyone it’s really a weeding out process don’t ever put a bad driver on the road.(stay positive)
Thanks I appreciate this
@@YOULOVEINDIA 👍🏿
I would love to be your trainee. You did an awesome job. She seemed to either not listen or just didn’t get it. Everyone, including myself, has difficulty picking up something new but the key is being receptive and just listening. I am the student and you are the teacher. That mindset from the beginning is the key to success. If you happen to be with Werner, I’d love to have you as my trainer.
Ummmmm 🤔 Trainers Always Ask yourself "What Can I Do Differently"?! The Trainee is just that -> (A Trainee in Training). Soo, Breathe You Wore Those Shoes Before Finding Your Way... 💩 Normally hits the fan after week 1! Then the REAL WORK BEGINS... Always Remember to SIMPLIFY TECHNIQUES, APPROACH & TONE TO ACHIEVE THE WIN! The Magic Begins once your Trainee UNDERSTANDS how to PROPERLY ANGLE, SETUP & STEER... "Work the Steering Wheel" Slow MOTIONS to prevent OVER STEERING. Hey "New Driver's" the Concept is similar to backing your Car into any space. Angle, Angle, Angle -> 👀 Look at the Space Determine what Maneuver is needed to Setup & Safely Back Into the space. You can Angle with your Tandem, Back Tire, Bottom or Top corner of Trailer, Bumper? Etc., Understand how to maneuver the Trailer into the space! Use what makes SENSE to YOU! Square ANY part or the Trailer up with the SPACE. GET OUT AND LOOOOOOOOOK on BOTH sides fix any issues with pulling up if needed and repeat until you NAILED IT!.. TRAINERS MUST be able to Calmly, Simplify explain and demonstrate multiple techniques. Trainers must explain keeping the space your attempting to back into on the Driver's site side of truck.. How to hug the imaginary line during the SETUP. Teach the Trainee the Basic Science/Tricks of the Trade ex, Once the driver's door passes the spot swing out to the right follow up with a swing left until the back of your trailer has snaked or angled its tail towards the space That's the SETUP PROCESS... Always"GET OUT AND LOOOOOOOOOK" ONCE You the angle is right next step is the STEERING Process this is what seal's the deal to backing with ease... TRAINER'S Teach the Method behind the Madness.👍 COMOOON DRIVER'S!! The PERSON in the Seat is Not You.. RELAX... Find an EMPTY LOT and allow the Trainee Practice in PEACE. Before Hitting the Road. The company yard is a perfect place plenty of trailers packed in tight. COACH AND INSPIRE SIS❤️
First I gotta say this was hilarious 😂 😃 😄 To the young lady getting trained, trust, don't give up. I can't begin and don't know where to start, or count, the MISTAKES I've made my days as a trainee. You WILL make mistakes! But the mistakes you DO make will help you understand what NOT to do in the long run. And NEVER, NEVER worry bout no one else opinions or calling you a "rookie", because we all once was. To Ms. India, this was hilarious. 😂 😃 😄 😁 🤣
ok big truck driver trainer you got this I'm proud of you you doing good
thanks baby ❤️
Im in the truck with my trainer now watching you and im disgusted . This trainer is horrible. Nothing like you at aalll. Im ready to just go home honestly and ive only been with him for two days. Hes rude and careless and he have no patience
. WE NEED MORE TRAINERS LIKE YOU THESE TRAINERS ARE SOMETHING ELSE!. GOD BLESS YOU STAY SWEET ❤
You are doing an awesome job training!! Please don’t be discouraged! Stick to your gun because you’re training others to be the “best” they can be from your experiences and it shows!! Big ups Babygirl! My wife rides with me and If I couldn’t train her for some odd reason lol , I’d choose you!!
Keep on trucking!!!👊🏾✊🏾🙌🏾😇
Thank you for your patience. You can tell you want to pass your knowledge on about everything in trucking. The student has to have their "listening ears ON" in order to understand and be safe out here. Take advantage of every opportunity to practice backing. I've been solo 1 month now making mistakes but learning and being safe. You can not be in a hurry as it could be the ultimate cost. You did the right thing by removing her from your truck. Because what we not gone Do is be disrespectful and act we know it all as the student. Do not stop teaching. Good luck with your next student. You got this!!
I am at the 6 minute mark, and you have me smiling the whole time at how nervous you are. I think you are going to do great. You seem to have a beautiful personality. I hope it all goes well. I will continue to watch.
It's not always a good idea to kick someone off the truck, wait til you get to the terminal and then let them go. Or talk to the company and find a solution.
As long as she didn't disrespect you or tried to take over everything else is learnable.
You did the right thing gurl!!! All that combative negative energy could have gotten y’all messed up out there on the road. When it’s too late she’ll realize how 🍀 lucky she had it, as you as a trainer. You were not an enabler you were a very efficient trainer!
I would love to be trained by you. Your explanation of the truck was great and you were open minded. I’m from Odessa Texas and looking around to see what company would work for me. Work in process. Wish me luck. Take care god bless.
I am currently in training and i wish my experience was like this. I had to complain to the company bc i wanted to be rerouted back to get another trainer but i guess they said something to my trainer bc she made a complete 360. Im trying to tough it out bc i want to get training over with but of i want to get the proper training in order to excel in the trucking industry. Fingers crossed.
I can't wait to see what happened you seemed to be a good trainer
...been there, done that. Trucking isn't for everybody; kudos to YOU Driver for having the patience...I only lasted a year at training. Keep up the good work ma'am
That went from 0-100. Real fast..
Yessss it did I’ll explain in the next video
Nothing against this industry, but imagine if you put the same level of enthusiasm and dedication into other fields. So many possibilities. Be safe out there.
Facts but she gets a big bag in what she's doing. Plus she has a wonderful attitude, very humble God bless ❤🙏💯
Not a week later 🤦🏾♀️ lord well your doing good sis you explained things well good luck on your training experience you got this
Good morning 🌞 my beautiful queen!! Congratulations on your your new training position!! I agree with everything you was telling her!! Keep the videos coming my queen!!
I salute you for being able to train. I have over 20 yrs exp and I still don't have the patience to be a trainer.
I hope in the near future , the trucking companies start sending the students or new trainees to spend their nights in a hotel room after the training is complete every day and leave the trainers in the truck for more privacy and no arguments . In the next day the trainees have to come back to where the truck is parked and start training again for a new day , this way will be no two people sleeping in a single truck , but training in a single truck only . It's very hard for two people to sleep in a tiny space in a truck , because they don't gonna feel comfortable , and is gonna be some headaches for both sides . That's why the most training is not successful , because people need some comfort and privacy in their sleep zone so they can be ready for a good training every day without problems . The trucking companies can avoid this problem by putting a small budget for the new trainees to go every night to a hotel room during their four weeks training and meet their trainees every morning until the training time is over , this way it will be success and no nervousness. Thanks .
You seem like a good trainer. Some people have lack of patience. I've been driving tractor trailer for almost 6 years and I do the best I can not to screw up. The only training I would need is any time I switch jobs and need trained on how that company functions or possibly if I went back over the road and needed someone with me since sleepers can be slightly harder to back than a day cab.
It’s great that you became a trainer. I feel we need more female trainers out here. I trained for 2 years and I enjoyed it but I also had a few trainees that did not listen and did not want to learn. Just stick with it.
You are a very good trainer! Calm and patient…just perfect! 😊
Still trying to figure out how you let her drive into the fuel island the wrong way. As a trainer especially somebody brand new you got to instruct them about everything the first few weeks. It just seems like you gave her the keys and expected miracles to happen.
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After 4 days and they don’t listen and have a hard time understanding English that’s the result … I’m fully aware of how to do MY JOB OF TRAINING … seems like she should have came ready to learn instead of telling me what to do and worried about getting off the truck in 21 days instead of learning the job…. Furthermore the fuel island situation was a result of having a attitude and doing what u want to do
I’m sorry but in my 25 years of driving I still remember the frustration and anxiety that backing up a truck caused me. Especially when I was holding people up. It just seems from the small clip you showed us. You were telling her and not showing her. But as a ex trainer myself one of the reasons I don’t train anymore is because of people not wanting to listen and learn. As well as the patience level of the motoring public who seems to be in a race against time.
@@deemorris7308 I’ll explain what happened in the next vlog …. And yes that so far is my issue ppl not wanting to listen and learn …. Not everything gets recorded for privacy issues but I’ll do my best at explaining in the next video… be safe and thanks for watching
Clearly she didn’t have common sense she didn’t see all the other trucks. Again she doesn’t need to be driving a 18 wheeler some shit is just self explanatory. Keep going India
I love the way you said we human the only difference is I have experienced and you don’t! Wow you’re awesome girl
I knew she wasn’t going to make it, she couldn’t comprehend what you were saying… oh well on to the next. Good luck💯
Yeah that was the biggest issue the communication
I'm confused...so I went to a CDL school, did she not and go straight into training? How does she not know what a tandem is? And is worried about things like that?
You're actually a great trainer. I'm going through training now and my trainer is making this road life miserable .
Congratulations on your trainer position. Girl I died laughing when I heard the chipmunk voice😂. I hate that some people don’t want to listen to an experienced driver. I am getting ready for my orientation next week. Wish me luck boo.
Ayyeeee congrats 🍾🎈🎊
What company you going with?
@@dm-ub8me I got hired for swift dedicated Walmart local account
@@shaketamcghee5011 I was thinking about going to swift is it a good company?
@@dm-ub8me as far as being available through the pre hiring process? Yes they are. I haven’t started driving yet. I have orientation in Decatur coming soon. Either way I am new to the trucking industry, so my goal is to learn all I can whether I stay with them permanently or not.
I feel that everyone isn’t able to be a trainer…. Not saying that she isn’t but you have to be very patient with your student.. and never get loud or argue with them”
So motivational.. I’m documenting my trucking journey as well. I’m in the process of getting my cdl and Amazon playing for it what no hassle
Congrats 🎊🎉🥰
Trucking is not for everyone!!! And it definitely takes years of learning!!! And patience is the key to success!!! I’ve been trucking for 20 years and don’t mind helping if I cross paths with a new driver but as far as being a trainer that’s a whole different ball game and I tip my hat to all trainers out there!!! It’s not for me!!! And I have left companies because of being pressured to be a trainer!!
My now husband became a trainer at the company he was with while I was in truck drinking school just so he could train me. He didn't even have to kick the 1st girl off but he played an innocent roll in it. She didn't want to drive in NJ so he told dispatch and they put her a** on a bus back down to Mississippi! It be like that sometimes 🤷
Wow! That's unfortunate, but I understand you were trying to help prepare her for going solo.
You did a good job with your introduction & letting her gain points for a shower. ❤️
Thanks
👍great opening as a new trainer, glad to see your back at it .👍
It seems as if her frustration came from being afraid. I suffered from that when I started driving transfer trucks in 2001. Luckily my trainer had patience with me and we got through it. I wish he was still alive to see me now as an owner operator and enjoying trucking. Also the other thing that may have made anxiety go up was you gave her a lot of info out the gate and some talking was too much like telling her the only difference in you and I is I have been driving for 4 years and you haven’t. I understand that may be your demeanor and you seem cool. Be safe trucker.
You seem so kindhearted. It was so sweet to see you clean up your truck so it was clean for your trainee. I hope I’m lucky enough to get a trainer like you when I get to TNT. ❤
THANKYOU ❤️ I hope so too
Amen you love helping people proud of you hope it goes great with patience and love as new one learning just keep praying that do understand w Rhine has so many crazy personalities I’m praying
Exactly why i wont train, i dont have patience for the bs. Good luck. Oh and you still looking good bad hair day and all. Lol😘
Whewwwwwww listen hear …… it be the lack of common sense for me
The sad part is thats all this job requires is common sense. But let me ask you, we work for the same company, is being a leader worth the pay if you dont mind answering.
@@dertymoney3762 it all depend on the student my student now is awesome so its worth it now but when u get that one knuckle head that don’t listen you don’t even want the money or responsibility
Thanks. Looking forward to your next video.👋🏾
I’ve been training at my company for about 6 months and i have to say I absolutely hate it but it’s good money soo I’ll keep doing it ig😒
lol most ppl continue that’s what keeps them trainining the money 🤣 but I can’t
I'm midway through the vlog and to pause to say Thank you Thank you Thank you. After seeing a group on FB I ran to YT (2021) to do further research and your channel was the 1st I seen. You are a true motivation! Humble and the definition of a Leader AND now to see you're a Trainer is just Dope on so many levels, Congratulations. BTW I received my Welcome Letter today and start in OCT💃🏾💪🏾. Hope to 1 day see you on the road..Safe Travels 👸🏾
You did an amazing job being nervous you handle yourself professionally keep on teaching, sadly though there will be some who chose the wrong profession 👍
Sorry about your first experience training hope the next one goes better ... this was one of my hears before getting into training... currently on my first student we are 3 weeks in ... no problems.. 🙏🏿
I think you are doing a great job so far. You'll first student is going to be nervous and you are too. Be patient and be understanding. I trained a lot of females in my days for 18 years and they made the best students. I will be pulling in praying for you.Viper
Girl know you lying 😂🤣😂 omg that was quick 😭 🤣 😂
India you are such a beautiful woman, you are well spoken, beautiful voice, you have top tier communication skills, a great body, excellent etiquette and really professional. You are very feminine too, just a beautiful American woman. Wow!
and and also you have a beautiful face too of course
We both been driving for 4 years 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
I think you did good I felt comfortable like I was getting on the truck again with a trainer 😂
So she can't back into a spot and she is worried about other truckers getting around. That's how I learned to back up was stop worrying about taking to long and take my time
Exactly…. That’s what I was trying to tell her …. Take your time it’s either they gonna help you or wait
LMBO, 7yrs Truckin....This is why I wouldn't train....1st off NEWBIES, when backing don't focus on who's looking, focus on your backing & you won't even notice who's looking. #2 PAY ATTENTION....HOW U GO N THE FUEL LINE BACKWARDS 👁. #3 Trainer, we are professionals, please choose another choice of word...We all don't & shouldn't make mistakes, its only when we DON'T pay attention when mistakes happen..Your MIRRORS ARE YOUR BEST FRIEND... I will keep you lifted n prayer & hats off 2 you....The caps are not me speaking loud "just wanted 2 emphasize " the importance of what was stated....Keep Truckin 💖🌟💫👀👀 Eyes always moving...
Awesome points …. No offense taken 🤣❤️
Just be very patient I go through the same thing I'm not in the trucking industry but I am dealing with people with disabilities at school's cleaning and stuff and it's way different from working in the college so you really have to be very patient what you doing a good job
Female driver here! You’re amazing 👌🏼. I love seeing other females out here too. Hope I see you on the road! ! ❤
Crazy part is that she already has a cdl license but doesn't know how to operate the truck. These schools need to do a better job.
It’s what you make it it’s most definitely a challenge lol keep pushing queen
Love the content ❤keep it coming your a inspiration to women and Men
Hey at least you tried you did everything good on your end it was the trainees fault don’t take the first one as a failure do the exact same thing with the next one
I love your vibe and your truthfulness and that trainee was horrible I would be a sponge to soak up all the information from you I would never argue about something that I am new to the game that you are spitting this is crazy oooh hell no not everyone is couch able God bless you love
I hope you do well training. My suggestion is that you should drive the first day and have them drive the 2nd day and after. That's what my Crete trainers did
Yes I learned that with her that was definitely one of my mistakes
@@YOULOVEINDIA did she get assigned a new trainer? I had to get reassigned after getting kicked off halfway through training at Crete and my 2nd trainer was more laid back. I was trained on manual luckily and I learned some tricks to shifting.
@@YOULOVEINDIA I highly recommend that you drive day 1 and have the students drive starting day 2 and if there's things they need to work on you can drive to show them what needs to be corrected. My first Crete trainer did that.
Oh wow this is a student not being a sponge on learning🤔💯👀becareful. India✌🏾💯
Sorry for your struggle. It will get better!!! Dint let her discourage your success. Everyone's personality is different...
Great video, I think the reality of her being on her own got to her… trust I know that feeling 😅 but I went from otr to home/local.
👀… waiting on next video 🙏🏾❤️
Wow!!!! My trainer was the truth!!! But when I got hooked up with another trainee for phase III of our training, all hell broke out!! Just got a flashback from watching this!!!! Only seems like yesterday 🤣
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