Daniel S Bridger's Trucking Blog

Having been a professional truck driver and trainer for more than 36 years (now retired), I find that you never, ever know it all. There are always new things to learn. My primary goal with this blog is to help other drivers (especially newer ones) with entertaining reading, pertinent information and tips to enable them to work happier and more safely. Guest posts, contributors and feed-back are always welcome and appreciated!

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

My Classic Car Stories

Classic Car Stories:1970 Pontiac GTO - Dick Hands me the Keys!


Classic Car Stories: My Buddy's 1968 Plymouth GTX



Classic Car Stories: My Hemi Chrysler



Classic Car Stories: My 1965 Buick GS400




Classic Car Stories: Mopar Man to Chevrolet

Classic Car Stories: My Second Corvette

Classic Car Stories: My First Corvette



Classic Car Stories: My 1993 Camaro Z28



Classic car Stories: My Three Camaros - One Good, One Bad and One Great!



Classic Car Stories: Mom's 1961 Plymouth Valient



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My History

(Retired as of January, 2018) Having spent 36 years (23 as a trainer) driving tractor-trailer combinations and being involved with 3rd party logistics, I have gained valuable experience in such areas as safety, driver recruitment, hiring, DOT file set-up and maintenance, dispatching, on board computer training and have assisted at many 3PL start-up locations. Published author as of 2020.
Having been both an employer and an employee, I can objectively see both sides of issues pertaining to management-employee relations. I maintain an excellent relationship with my supervisors, as well as drivers. Have owned and operated three successful businesses. Experienced in the fundamentals of bookkeeping, accounting principles and income tax preparation. Extensive, specific experience in the interview and hiring process of drivers, warehouse workers, driver helpers, and administrative assistants. Specialties include customer relations, driving, DOT regulations, hiring, leadership, logistics, training, transportation, dispatching, safety.

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