Day 4
Joey Wilson Jr. was seemingly born to be a trucker. His grandfather and father drove for years. The latter still drives in the Louisville area.
“I just thought it was the biggest thing ever,” Wilson said, thinking back to his dad’s truck
For 23 years, Wayne Meenach built seats for Johnson Controls that were installed in Ford Motor Co. vehicles until the Louisville plant closed in July. It turns out losing his job was just the motivation that the 48-year-old Louisville native
Our CDL or Bust class hit its first bump in the road on Day 4 when students Russell Durgasingh and Teddy Flener Jr. didn’t score high enough to pass the tests to receive their permits that would allow them to get behind the wheel next week.
Debby Mobley, the owner of Truck America Training, has a pretty reliable gauge for how her students will fare when it comes to passing or failing the CDL exam.
“If I get a class that bonds … and helps each other, they’ll all pass,” Mobley
Day 4 is an important day in the process of earning a commercial driver license at Truck America Training school, as this is the day students head out to take permit tests that will allow them to take big rigs out on the road next week with an