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How do truckers make friends?
Here are some tips for how to socialize anywhere your route takes you.
- Smile and pay it forward.
- Start a low-stakes conversation.
- Carry a deck of cards.
- Explore local attractions and food hotspots.
- Use social media to your advantage.
- Try out a social app.
- Be you.
Why do I love being a truck driver?
To start, most truck drivers love what they do. Traveling and meeting new people is part of the job! Truck driving often comes with good benefits, but the biggest one is knowing that people rely on you on a daily basis. Knowing your work matters makes your job so much more rewarding.
How do you make a relationship with a truck driver work?
Go out for dinner, even it’s only for a burger or a pizza. BBQ some dinner or get take-out and just enjoy each other’s company. Send the kids to the grandparents for the evening, preferably overnight. Find and plan for things to do together. This is probably the most difficult task to master in trucker relationships.
Do truckers and their spouses have different stresses?
Both the trucker and the spouse (other half) have their own stresses. Truck drivers are away for long periods of time. A trucker and their spouse lead very different lives no matter how much they share in common. When a couple is finally reunited at home, that doesn’t mean the stresses of life don’t settle in.
How do truck drivers react to female truckers?
He may respond as if the lady trucker is a lot lizard. Sometimes they even know the woman hadn’t said anything indicating she is a lot lizard and they call them selves being funny and disrespect the ladies. Sometimes the truck drivers are serious and even talk nasty to the woman when she puts him in check.
Can truckers have relationships that last a lifetime?
Here are a few ideas to help trucker relationships not only survive the stresses and hardships of a trucking career but also make for a good, healthy strong relationship that lasts a lifetime This is the number one thing that tears apart marriages and relationships – no matter what you do for a living.