"On the road again..."

[Echonova]

damn man thats some drivin... props

is it difficult to get into truck driving right now without any experience other than school?

The schools are flooded right now with folks that have been laid off. The good news is most realize it isn't as easy as they thought and quit within 6-8 months of getting their license.

I'd listen to one move and the driver would have to shift every 50 ft or so, lol.

I usually start out in 3rd gear and shift three times before making it thru an intersection.

what kind of education/training would be neccesary to get started?

A CDL school, and on the job training. You'll start with a big carrier (like Werner) where you will make less per mile... but you're working ain't ya.

2 summers ago I drove to Sanfran in 2 1/2 days. My first day I made it to the middle of Arizona. Its amazing how long of a state California is. my last 9 hours driving was just driving up Cali lol.

I love driving though, I really want to do it for a living. Id love to be doing what you're doing QD, I hope one day to be a driver Nothing better (to me) than the open road.

There is nothing open about the open road.