I love the way that you broke this down. This is so easily explained that a child could understand. I truly appreciate this being that I'm 50 and it takes me a little longer to get it. Many blessings to you.
We need more owner operators. Drivers shouldn't have to ask every time they want to take a shit or something. Companies control the trucks too much and don't pay enough for the dangerous job of driving. I am not nor was I ever a truck driver, except in the military, but I have a lot of respect for them and the crap they have to take for as little they get paid. I enjoy watching a large heavy duty truck in operation. I could watch it all day. Be safe truck drivers.
Thank you for this video. I am aiming to be the best safe driver that I can be. This is really great information. I am learning all I can before I get my own business. This was great starter info. Thanks again.🙋🏾♂️👍
Hi. Great video. Just starting trucking. So I get paid by the mile. When do you do your trip planning? On duty not driving? Off duty sleeper berth? I think either way I'm not getting paid cause no miles are being driven while I perform a work required function.
I'm a mentor at PAM. I feel like your throwing a lot of heat at mentors but I only have my trainees for 8 days. I was here to help better explain trip planning to make sure I'm not missing anything but at the end of the day you can only cover so much in 8 days. Plus most of this trucking stuff is super common sense in my opinion.
I wasn’t taught this and I’m only finding out about it now in training for bulk carrier training. It seems really difficult but I’m doing my best to pick it up fast as I’ve only been in training 4 days now. Any advice for a true beginning to decipher this?
Hey trucker g im a new driver as of today im on my own and didnt really learn how to do trip planning or use the qualcomm with my mentor im a little nervous and trying to figure it out today i eould love to learn more if you want to contact me you can cause im really nervous
hey coming from the dispatching side, What do you guys use to track the weather? I want to use maps and or weather apps to follow the weather for you guys so I can give options before you even have to think about it as much as possible course.
How do you manage to read all the road signs prohibiting roads for trucks as height or width limits ? Isn't it better to start from there when speaking of road trip planning;)
I have a question. As I'm reading the CDL study manual for the CDL learner's permit, I'm in the section that discusses the pre-trip inspection. It says to check and make sure that tire sizes are the same. So the questionis this: Is there actually any reputable carrier that would actually allow their mechanics to put different tire sizes on a truck or trailer which would put the driver in a position of having to discover this and bring it to the company's attention? Are there really companies that would even consider such a thing? I didn't know how to send a question to you, so I just figured I'd attach it in the comments section of this video. Thanks.
I have a mentor that tells me the importance of trip planning however he doesnt trip plan 😂 he just punches the address in copilot and wings it as if I never notice
I love the way that you broke this down. This is so easily explained that a child could understand. I truly appreciate this being that I'm 50 and it takes me a little longer to get it. Many blessings to you.
Thanks brother I’d like to know more about trip planning I wasn’t taught either now I’m just out here pedal to the metal tryin to make it
We need more owner operators. Drivers shouldn't have to ask every time they want to take a shit or something. Companies control the trucks too much and don't pay enough for the dangerous job of driving. I am not nor was I ever a truck driver, except in the military, but I have a lot of respect for them and the crap they have to take for as little they get paid. I enjoy watching a large heavy duty truck in operation. I could watch it all day. Be safe truck drivers.
ive taken i40 to avoid i70 through the rockies, because it may be 200+ more miles, but the rockies in the winter are the rockies in the winter.
Very valid point
Thanks for the good details.
Good information thanks trucker G and by the way I could listen for a week
Thank you for this video. I am aiming to be the best safe driver that I can be. This is really great information. I am learning all I can before I get my own business. This was great starter info. Thanks again.🙋🏾♂️👍
words are spot on.....I too, was never "taught how yo trip plan "
Not late in 26 years , that’s impressive Trucker G ! Hope you’re doing well, keep us updated
Thank you Trucker G.
Anytime bud
Hi. Great video. Just starting trucking. So I get paid by the mile. When do you do your trip planning? On duty not driving? Off duty sleeper berth? I think either way I'm not getting paid cause no miles are being driven while I perform a work required function.
I appreciate what you guys are doing.
Appreciate you watching
Ty for all your work bro
Thanks, I'm in school and it seems I have to wait for an employer orientation for this information.
I'm a mentor at PAM. I feel like your throwing a lot of heat at mentors but I only have my trainees for 8 days.
I was here to help better explain trip planning to make sure I'm not missing anything but at the end of the day you can only cover so much in 8 days.
Plus most of this trucking stuff is super common sense in my opinion.
Awesome
Good stuff, thanks for sharing.
Thank you and thanks for watching
Thank you good sir
I wasn’t taught this and I’m only finding out about it now in training for bulk carrier training. It seems really difficult but I’m doing my best to pick it up fast as I’ve only been in training 4 days now. Any advice for a true beginning to decipher this?
Hey trucker g im a new driver as of today im on my own and didnt really learn how to do trip planning or use the qualcomm with my mentor im a little nervous and trying to figure it out today i eould love to learn more if you want to contact me you can cause im really nervous
Anthony Noland me too!
hey coming from the dispatching side, What do you guys use to track the weather? I want to use maps and or weather apps to follow the weather for you guys so I can give options before you even have to think about it as much as possible course.
How do you manage to read all the road signs prohibiting roads for trucks as height or width limits ? Isn't it better to start from there when speaking of road trip planning;)
How do you figure out routes that don’t allow a trailer longer than 75 vs 65?
These mentors are too busy on there phones instead of explaining the process of trip planning appreciate you bro knowledgeable video
Great😊
Literally just got stuck in Wyoming for a day. I80 shut down
I have a question. As I'm reading the CDL study manual for the CDL learner's permit, I'm in the section that discusses the pre-trip inspection. It says to check and make sure that tire sizes are the same. So the questionis this: Is there actually any reputable carrier that would actually allow their mechanics to put different tire sizes on a truck or trailer which would put the driver in a position of having to discover this and bring it to the company's attention? Are there really companies that would even consider such a thing?
I didn't know how to send a question to you, so I just figured I'd attach it in the comments section of this video.
Thanks.
Yes they do
Thxs ill find you on fb i need help with this also
I have a mentor that tells me the importance of trip planning however he doesnt trip plan 😂 he just punches the address in copilot and wings it as if I never notice
We were doing Trip Planning and paper logs today in class, if we cant do it we wash out
My mentor dosent plan ahead for nothing. He cant teach what he dosent even know how to do for himself. Thanks for the input.
Hey brother,
I need your help with trip planning, if you don't mind have your I would like to contact with ask you questions over phone.
Respectfully,
28yrs... so basically there's no excuse to be late with a load if you do your job properly.