Today we're making a couple deliveries in Boston, one at the butcher shop and another at a restaurant. Some tight streets, and small parking lot turnarounds. Come ride with me!
Good stuff, man. I appreciate you taking the time to film and upload this. Is helpful to those of us driving a box truck for the first time. I was/am nervous about tight turns in a 26-foot truck. This video was helpful. Hope your journey is going well 👊🏻
Greetings brother, new subscriber, I love your channel, take advantage of it, you are one of the few who touches the subject. Take and where you can find employment and also if it is possible to buy your own truck and work independently
Im thinking on taking the challenges to the next level training to drive these box trucks after working for amazon delivery driver for 2.5 years. For the money of course.
Why not put the gps on the windshield so you don’t have to look down at it... I’m new to the channel but enjoying it man been driving straight trucks for a few years now I’m out of va but run northeast and Ohio
hey how do you deal with tight turns like when you are driving and have to make a right turn on narrow lane but there's 2 narrow lanes and cars are next to you do you block both lanes then make the turn or open up what do you recommend .
I know that Cambridge area very well its not too far from where I live and I hate driving around there the drivers really have no chill I've lived here for like 7 years I still hate parking here..box truck life seems fun for you I see that's good you seem to be enjoying yourself I can dig it..do they have you drive all over the new england region? What's the furthest you have ever driven
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This was hilarious and reminded me of when I first started driving a box truck. Why you didn't back into that parking lot is beyond me lol
Lived in Boston for years and always wondered how the hell people drive big trucks in the city. Much respect man, I couldn't do it.
Good stuff, man. I appreciate you taking the time to film and upload this. Is helpful to those of us driving a box truck for the first time. I was/am nervous about tight turns in a 26-foot truck. This video was helpful. Hope your journey is going well 👊🏻
This video is how I discovered your Channel
Keep up the good work!
If possible, it may have been a better move to back into that last drop off in Boston.
I like your videos I found your channel cause I'm thinking about applying to Ryder as a class B driver. I'm currently a transit bus driver.
i used to pick up load at your HQ Walden for J&D. and you just happen to drove by my apartment.
Greetings brother, new subscriber, I love your channel, take advantage of it, you are one of the few who touches the subject. Take and where you can find employment and also if it is possible to buy your own truck and work independently
Im thinking on taking the challenges to the next level training to drive these box trucks after working for amazon delivery driver for 2.5 years. For the money of course.
Why not put the gps on the windshield so you don’t have to look down at it... I’m new to the channel but enjoying it man been driving straight trucks for a few years now I’m out of va but run northeast and Ohio
Man I hate those tunnels and driving trucks in Boston it’s crazy
hey how do you deal with tight turns like when you are driving and have to make a right turn on narrow lane but there's 2 narrow lanes and cars are next to you do you block both lanes then make the turn or open up what do you recommend .
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I drive in downtown Birmingham sometimes and that always sucks but this looks like hell
Just keep going west on 90 for several days. Eventually you will end up in Seattle at Lumen field
Bro, save yourself the headache by getting a Garmin DEZL OTR700 truck GPS.
Do you get trained how to drive drive the box truck?
I know that Cambridge area very well its not too far from where I live and I hate driving around there the drivers really have no chill I've lived here for like 7 years I still hate parking here..box truck life seems fun for you I see that's good you seem to be enjoying yourself I can dig it..do they have you drive all over the new england region? What's the furthest you have ever driven
does your company contract with independent owner operator?