Driving Automatic Trucks - Truck Driving - Driver Solutions Alumni

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Recent trucking school graduate Chad tells us about what it's like to drive automatic tractor trailers after a few weeks on the road. Chad graduated from the Driver Solutions program in 2010 and became a team driver for PAM Transport.

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Automatics are a woman's transmission. Just my opinion.My truck will never have 1 stick. I either use a 6x4 or a 5x4 trans. I tried an auto shift once, just to see how it was. Totally worthless to me. Then again, with the loads i pull, the only time i am under 100,000 pounds, is when i am empty, and even then i am over weight. My empty weight is 83,247. When loaded, i average 200 to 250,000 pounds. Heavy haul is the only way to go, but you have to be cut out for it. Had my share of bumping docks