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3 to 6 months with a trainer

Is driving with a trainer for 3 to 6 months a regular thing?

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Alastair Glover
Alastair Glover
10.08.2024
Who will know, maybe all these hours of parallel parking can lead to a love connection 😂 😂😂😂
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Grayson
Grayson
10.08.2024
Driving with a pro feels like a luxury
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Leon
Leon
10.08.2024
3 to 6 months is a bit intimidating
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Magnus
Magnus
10.06.2024
for 6 months you'll be an expert on all things
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Denzel
Denzel
10.04.2024
depends on the company
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Mari
Mari
10.04.2024
did 2 weeks
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Randy
Randy
10.03.2024
definitely
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Seamus
Seamus
10.02.2024
you'll be better on your own after 3-6 months
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Osian
Osian
10.02.2024
I think it's an amazing opportunity to really become comfortable behind the wheel
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Addie
Addie
10.01.2024
10 years behind, I'm still learning something new, so 3 or 6 months isn't enough 😄
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Fred
Fred
10.01.2024
fuck length, what about quality of training?
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Josef
Josef
09.28.2024
You're going to feel more confident on the highway kid, it's not bad thing
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Daniels
Daniels
09.25.2024
it'd be fun, until you locked in parallel parking
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Gordon
Gordon
09.25.2024
crashing a virtual truck into a virtual wall?
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Elias
Elias
09.25.2024
Wouldn't it be cool if we could take the training in a virtual reality?
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Orlando
Orlando
09.20.2024
it's a survival training
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Pascal
Pascal
09.10.2024
or a sign of a trainer who can't teach others
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Iqra
Iqra
09.09.2024
it's a sign of overwhelming silence
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Lepe
Lepe
09.09.2024
it’s a sign of quality
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Declan
Declan
09.08.2024
ask him, or you're afraid? then call cops 💀
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Sion
Sion
09.06.2024
what about cost of such long training period?
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Fergus
Fergus
09.06.2024
I think your coach is super strict
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Clayton
Clayton
08.31.2024
was 3 months
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Duke
Duke
08.11.2024
Just make sure you're getting the guidance you need
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Jean
Jean
07.23.2024
kinda
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Tamsin
Tamsin
07.23.2024
But, you've learned much. wasn't it?
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Jean
Jean
07.22.2024
I was 5 months, and it was a challenge
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Dewi
Dewi
07.11.2024
Just ask other newbies, or are you alone?
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Bernard
Bernard
07.11.2024
Patience wins
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Mcleod
Mcleod
04.20.2024
some trainers are just bad, and they need more time
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Samson Archer
Samson Archer
04.06.2024
it's not a bad thing actually. You'll be able to learn a lot along the way
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Artur Ishch
Artur Ishch
03.25.2024
That’s the norm. It’s like a long road trip with your know-it-all uncle
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Aine
Aine
03.11.2024
if you're a bad learner, it can take more than that
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Kirk
Kirk
02.26.2024
Some companies can make you drive for a year
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Wilfred
Wilfred
02.21.2024
4 weeks and I was ready to go
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HFUER
HFUER
01.10.2024
it’s pretty standard, keeps you from turning the big rig into a big oops
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Loui
Loui
01.21.2024
unconditional love maybe 💘
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Safiyyah
Safiyyah
01.21.2024
What's the point to be 6 months with a trainer?
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Greene
Greene
01.13.2024
6 months with a trainer is just too long
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Rory
Rory
11.06.2023
hat’s enough time to learn how to drive the rig, cook a five-course meal in the cab, and knit a sweater! 🤣
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Mandeep
Mandeep
08.23.2023
Definitely normal
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Perry
Perry
08.14.2023
haha, I bet he asked the same question on the trainers' forum
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Xander
Xander
08.14.2023
at least you're not a trainer
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Jago
Jago
08.14.2023
sounds like road trip with uncle 😂
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Callum
Callum
08.01.2023
don't rush, take your time, and it'll pay off
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Iestyn
Iestyn
06.29.2023
it's necessary I think
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Jordan
Jordan
06.23.2023
have you already learned to make perfect cup of coffee ?
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Haroon
Haroon
04.04.2023
That’s a regular thing for some companies, but not for all. Some companies have high standards and want to make sure you are ready for the road.
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Ayden
Ayden
03.31.2023
That sounds like a prison sentence. What did you do to deserve that? Did you run over someone’s dog or something?
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Levi
Levi
03.17.2023
It can vary depending on the company and its policies. Some companies may require you to drive with a trainer for a certain number of miles or hours before you can go solo. Others may have a probationary period where you are evaluated on your performance and safety. The average length of time for this type of training is around 3 months, but it can be shorter or longer depending on your progress and experience level.
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Grayson
Grayson
03.05.2023
If you are asking about the training required to obtain a commercial driver’s license (CDL), it can take as few as 3 to 6 weeks or up to 3 months depending on your school and its scheduling options.
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Josie
Josie
02.23.2023
I was 3 weeks.
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Eddie
Eddie
02.22.2023
Companies like Prime inc are doing this
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Keanu
Keanu
02.22.2023
Nah like 2 weeks for me
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Barney
Barney
02.21.2023
Would get annoyed with dude even if he was cool after 4 weeks
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Krueger
Krueger
02.21.2023
I only did 2 weeks
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Aidan
Aidan
02.19.2023
+ 4 to 6 weeks is standard.
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Marni
Marni
02.18.2023
No it's not normal.
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