Another card id in my wallet - an Arkansas CDL Class A license - valid for 90 days. This should be enough time to transfer the license to North Carolina 'home' registration with N.C. Haz-Mat endorsement.
After 29.5 hours OTR via Greyhound - and brief visits to a dozen or more bus terminals - I'm back in Graham, N.C. Friday, September 29th, was a very 'long' day for me: started with alarm clock at 4:00 AM and ended Saturday night at 10:00 PM with lights out and sleep. For me, on this trip, bus naps were a mote point.
Photo uploads for the three weeks in Newport Arkansas will be delayed for a few days. Joe, who shared the Newport apartment and one of 23 ASU-N TDTI (Truck Driver Training Institute) graduates, took 75+ photos and will send most of these to me ASAP. When I receive them, I will upload same to this blog.
A few days to relax, take care of personal business, and prepare for pick-up by a P.A.M. Transportation Services' driver-trainer on/after October 8th.
In an earlier blog post, I stated that I was to drive for USA Trucking. I switched to P.A.M. Transportation Services Inc. while at ASU-N.
If you have questions and/or comments about this blog, send me an email at brojws@gmail.com - or, simply to let me know you're reading my blog. Thanks!
Later.
Jim
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