Knowing foreign language gives you secret power, you can understand people around you and if you need to make intervention you know where and why to do that. Communication is the main key in every aspect of our lives. Speaking multiple languages creates more opportunities.
Using Truck radios and codes is helpful but also time saving skill
Truck drivers and their vehicles are another word, the conditions under which this group of people live force them to find the best way to be more efficient on the highway. They have unique lingo understandable only by fellow drivers.
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Using CB radio terminology (codes and slang) saves air time this codes are the best step for effective communication.
- Alligator: chunk of blown tire on the road
- Alligator Radio : someone who doesn’t answer after their initial transmission
- Ankle Biter: small child also refers to a teenage driver
- Antler Alley: deer crossing
- Ancient Mariner: CB’er using AM
- Asphalt Pilot: truck driver
- Apples: Illegal CB operator
- Atlanta, GA: watermelon 500
- Baby Bear: rookie cop (cop in training)
- Back ’em Up: slow down
- Back Door: behind you
- Backslide: return trip
- Bad scene: crowded channel
- Back Out: driver has finished talking
- Back Off The Hammer: slow down
- Bear: police officer
- ….
Become a Chef, stay healthy and look good
Driving on the highway in the limited space gives you limited resources
- not enough stretching
- hitting the gym is impossible
This is not a excuse, you are making your own choice. Eating a lot of junk food can cause high pressure, high level of cholesterol, heart problems or diseases, this can affect your quality of driving. Putting a bad food in your system can increase your body toxins, fatigue, shaking, increased sweating, low energy and chronicle exhaustion.
