This, some guy put my number on some hiring database for CDL holders a year ago and I still get multiple calls and texts a day from companies offering this dude jobs. I began to answer to tell them they have the wrong number.you’ll forever have a job now if you ever are in need.
you’ll forever have a job now if you ever are in need.
Thanks so much mancongrats fam!!!
I know whoever hires you is adding a good one to their team. Awesome news man
. About to start sending out my resume to some companies. JazakAllah my brother. Ngl I failed my 1st attempt
2 weeks ago. It's 4 categories- Air Brake test/Vehicle Inspection/Basic Control/Road. I aced the 1st 3 & failed the road part. Didn't call out all the hazards, didn't drive fast enough on the highway & may or may not have run a red light
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CONGRATULATIONS MY BROTHER
Congrats
Thanks brother
Thank you broCONGRATULATIONS MY BROTHER
Thank youCongrats
Yes, will do.
always been a fan of theseA good friends S8… such a great car and so rare..
Concur, car is garbage. Already a couple instances of companies trying to cash in on name recognition but putting out crap cars not living up to the heritage. Unsure about the new Z, but certainly the case with Supra and Integra. The new Toyota would have been GREAT with any other name besides Supra. Could of called it the new Celica, maybe MR2 but kind of big to be a MR2. Lowered the HP and car would have done numbers, nevermind that price point.
Most people on the road don't drive fast enough, since when is that a thing on a driving test. You know how many SHOULD fail the regular driving test based off that alone. Everyone is traffic cop in the left lane.
... didn't drive fast enough on the highway & may or may not have run a red light
Mother in law has always wanted one, but we laugh because she is all of 5'6 5'7. She would get lost in that big car.A good friends S8… such a great car and so rare..
Oh ok, gotchu. In that case I don't have to worry as I don't drink.
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So for a regular road test I guess we don't even think about the speed since city speed limit is 25mph(here at least) it's hard driving past 25 on city blocks given blind spots stop signs etc... but with these CDL road tests for a brief portion of the test they take you on the highway. On my 1st attempt where I failed the expwy limit was 50mph & the instructor said "bring your speed UP, it's 50mph here" & it wasn't totally my fault for not being up to speed because that driving schools school bus I was using is slow af . It's like 20 years old, poorly maintained & has no power. I was flooring that **** & its *** wouldn't move. The highway portion is only like 1 exits worth & that's not nearly enough length to propel that bus to 50. This time I was flooring it early because I knew we were about to get on the highway so by the time that stretch started I was nearing 50mph ever so slowly, lol. This test site has way more open roads since it's literally right next to the airport so I felt like that helped.. You're right left lane has all traffic cops & speed demons driving in it, lol. I remember I knew someone whose mother failed the regular road test 7 times & the 8th time they had a "deal" with the instructor where they paid him about $800 to pass her. This was like 15 years ago I'm sure "the deal" costs a lot more now. These are the kinds of people who get licensed to drive on our roads 
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That’s exactly the type of job I was referring to.Oh ok, gotchu. In that case I don't have to worry as I don't drink.
So mainly I got it because I took the civil service test for the City Sanitation dept. Did really well on it too but I'm not pinning my hopes on them...if I get hired I get hired if not it is what it is. They require a Class B CDL so I said screw it I'll get it ahead of time that way if they call I'm ready to go. I don't want to be that potential-candidate-for-hire who is "in the process" of getting their CDL. Better to be prepped & have all their requirements done. In the meantime, I do want to put this CDL to use now that I have it.
Why is working for a company who owns their trucks better to work for than a freight company? Thanks for all the info, I appreciate it bro
I hope you get in. 
IMHO, that and the generation that proceeded it were highlights of Hondas original design ethos.
The interesting thing about the EV transition is that it's an opportunity for brands to bring more throwback references to previous designs, now that there's less worry about engine packaging requirements up front.
The Honda e city EV is a perfect example-
(inspiration, the 1974 Honda Civic-which was a staple and a critical product for the Honda brand): The front graphics, and character line below the window is a nice callback.
Inside, the screens allow for a removal of quite a few switches, which in turn declutters the enveloping dash-again another nice recall to an era where interiors were far more ‘honest’ from a design POV; along with the lack of a true transmission tunnel in the floor plan-those ICE products from circa 1970-1980s were quite narrow.
would love to get one of these for the sake of nostalgia
Nods ain't enough for me, BMW is just a toned down Z4. That ain't the move for me. Toyota let BMW hit them with the okey doke, gave them an older engine in there joint venture. Concept looked way better than finished product. Performance test for new Z are not looking to good when compared to competition.
Nods ain't enough for me, BMW is just a toned down Z4. That ain't the move for me. Toyota let BMW hit them with the okey doke, gave them an older engine in there joint venture. Concept looked way better than finished product. Performance test for new Z are not looking to good when compared to competition.
Tested: 2023 Nissan Z Performance vs. 2022 Toyota GR Supra 3.0 Premium
The revived Nissan Z goes toe to toe with the Toyota Supra.www.caranddriver.com
Not the article I was looking for, recall a YouTube video with the Z and other new cars.
Wifes SQ7 is a beast and far more agile than the X7 M50i I had and definitely more comfortable on road than the X5M.
Sq7 and agile?Wifes SQ7 is a beast and far more agile than the X7 M50i I had and definitely more comfortable on road than the X5M.
I can agree most S are not on par with competitors overall but there are some things Audi does very well and sometimes better.
Personally, I prefer their understated designs.
it’s also more agile than my house. Like I said they are comfortable highway cruisers at best.
Agile for a 3 row SUV. You'd be surprised.Sq7 and agile?
