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For the holiday season in 2011, Driver Solutions has put together a holiday survival for truck drivers. This guide includes:
gift ideas for truck drivers, free CDL training information and advice for safety out on the road.
Download the FREE guide today and be sure to contact Driver Solutions for more information on truck driver training or truck driver jobs.
7. tribute to important historical events. Visiting these historical sites and
memorials gives us a valuable perspective on the past as we drive into
the future.
Landmarks
Investigate not only our country’s great natural landmarks like the Grand
Canyon, but also man-made wonders like Mt. Rushmore and the St.
Louis Gateway Arch.
Nature Spots
Connect with nature and take time to visit a park. You could go big and
see a national park like the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, or
stay closer to home and check out city parks.
New Year’s Goal
The holiday season is the time to start setting goals for the New Year. Every
year you should think about what’s important to get done in your life and
evaluate how you can make your life better. Maybe your goal is to finally
get your CDL and attend truck driver training school. Maybe you want to
save more money. Maybe you want to lose a few pounds or you want to quit
smoking. Whatever your goal is, make sure you take the time to evaluate your
past and look forward to what needs to happen in the future.
Setting goals should be fun and inspiring, but for some it just causes stress. If you
really want to relieve some stress, take a break from making New Year’s resolutions.
You may feel a lot better if you practice self-forgiveness for any mistakes or goals
you didn’t meet in the previous year.
Driving a truck during the holidays can be stressful, but when you start to feel down, just imagine
how hectic Santa’s schedule must be! Thanks to America’s truck drivers for all you do to make the
holidays merry and bright.
~ Driver Solutions Team