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Roadside English: Your company and your job questions officers ask truck drivers

The officer asks who you drive for, how long you have driven and what kind of work you do. Say the company name, your role and simple facts.

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Who do you drive for?

Your answer should include: Company name

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Are you a company driver or an owner-operator?

Your answer should include: Say company driver or owner-operator

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What is your company's USDOT number?

Your answer should include: A number or where to find it

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How long have you been driving trucks?

Your answer should include: How many years or months

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How long have you worked for this company?

Your answer should include: Time with the company

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Where is your company located?

Your answer should include: City and state

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Who is your dispatcher?

Your answer should include: A name

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Is this truck owned by you or by the company?

Your answer should include: Who owns it

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Do you usually drive this route?

Your answer should include: Yes or no

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Do you drive local, regional or over the road?

Your answer should include: Local, regional or over the road

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When was your last drug test?

Your answer should include: Month or time ago

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Does your company know you were stopped?

Your answer should include: Yes or no, What you will do

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How do you get paid, by the mile or by the load?

Your answer should include: Mile, load, hour or percent

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Where did you get your CDL training?

Your answer should include: Place or school

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What kind of trailer do you usually pull?

Your answer should include: Type of trailer

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