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The crunch comes when they are 3rd time refreshers, and they know what to do, and have not gotten into any incidents, and are very good at what they do. Now, what can you teach them, that doesn't sound like a broken record, and maintain their interests at the same time.

Thanks for your advise Dan.As you have stated above some of the drivers have been driving over 10 years and a feW over 15. I`m just trying to get a balance i dont want to make it look as if i`m training them how to *** eggs.
  • Posted 24 Apr 2008 15:24
  • By ZZJASEZZ
  • joined 15 Mar'08 - 73 messages
  • BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, United Kingdom
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