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Have you ever thought about driving a big truck?
Have you ever even just wondered what really goes on in the world
of eighteen wheelers? Can you be a trucker? It looks interesting,
but it must be complicated. How could anyone even begin to maneuver
one of those huge monstrosities? Trust me, you can do this! Not
only is it possible for almost anyone to successfully navigate into
the world of transportation, but you will be helping out a
necessary part of the economy and one that is constantly and even
desperately in search of drivers. There is no unemployment for a
big rig driver. Let me show you how to do it all! Everything you
will ever need to know is right here in these pages including how
to find some of the most incredible jobs, and many things that you
are not supposed to know about. And there are MANY things you are
not supposed to know about. So jump on it and learn what it takes
to get paid to do what others are willing to pay for the privilege
of doing. With me as your tour guide you will be able to get out
& see the sights, be on a permanent vacation, & you will
learn just what it takes to become happily involved as a
"Professional Tourist."
Everything You Will Ever Need To Know To Start Driving A Big Truck
Or How I Became A Professional TouristReviewed by sincitytom, 2009-02-02
I feel this is a well written book. I learned the every day life of the truck driver and looking forward in reading his next book. Thanks for such a well written book. Tom
Very interesting!Reviewed by yghp, 2008-11-23
Well written, interesting, easy to read. A recount of this guys trucking experiences not a trucking how to. recommended!
review truck bookReviewed by David B. Steen, 2008-08-23
This is a grate book about the first hand observations of a USA truck driver.The writer is honest and intelligent, and writes of all the experiences he encountered whilst working as a truck driver and puts forward solutions to most of the problems, besides that - its a good read even if you dont want to work as a truck driver.The writer has a good perspective of truck driving because he has worked in many different fields outside of the transport industry. Im very happy with my purchase and recommend the book.
The Real DealReviewed by Jim Geeting, 2008-01-11
This is a good all-purpose read on trucking. As a retired state
trooper, I can attest to the authentic and straight talk ahout
trucking within these pages.
Entertaining and informative stuff here. Get one!
Truckers and Troopers
Useful info for desk jockies that think they want to go trucking!Reviewed by Guy Love, 2007-08-30
When I was a kid I often romanticized driving a big rig. Then I went to college, got a desk job, and followed the normal course of life. The author of this book is a free spirit who has worked many different careers (including desk jobs) and has now found trucking to be a good career. He is forthright, humorous, and very good at describing the life of a trucker. I found myself laughing and enjoying the book as if I had rode along with him. He is also very honest and explains why trucking may not be for everyone. The one area I wish he would have expanded upon was the pay rates and the financial details of trucking. This would be very useful information for someone thinking about becoming a trucker. All in all it was a very good introduction to the career of trucking for someone interested in that profession.
