achievement earned
Caught the White-Line Bug: A thousand lifetime miles behind you. That white line gets in the blood like a fever, and the windshield's got the bug count to prove you've caught it.
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Road journal
Newest entries first.
delivery completed
general freight, 28,820 pounds, delivered from Chattanooga to Dalton over 33 miles on time. Delivered without new truck damage.
achievement earned
Soup It Up a Little: Your first upgrade -- a small taste of souped-up confidence. The ghost in that old hopped-up Lincoln approved, then asked why the invoice was so reasonable.
achievement earned
Just Can't Wait to Roll: Five career deliveries logged. That itch to get rolling down the highway again finally has a stat line that agrees with you.
delivery completed
parcel freight, 17,413 pounds, delivered from Paducah to Chattanooga over 275 miles on time. Delivered without new truck damage.
career milestone
Reached driver level 2.
achievement earned
Coffee Break, Driver: You took your 30-minute break and let the clock breathe. One more cup of truck-stop coffee, and your knees filed a note of gratitude.
delivery completed
parcel freight, 23,918 pounds, delivered from Clarksville to Paducah over 93 miles on time. Delivered without new truck damage.
achievement earned
Three Regions and Ramblin': You've worked three freight regions now. Can't wait to get rolling out to the next one -- though dispatch still mispronounces wherever it turns out to be.
achievement earned
Been Most Everywhere, Man: One route, three states. Still working up to a list of towns long enough to rattle off in one breath, but the map had to stop and clear its throat.
delivery completed
general freight, 26,687 pounds, delivered from St. Louis to Evansville over 263 miles on time. Delivered without new truck damage.
achievement earned
Foggy Mountain Haul: You ran through fog thick enough to bend a banjo string and never lost the road. Headlights, GPS, and brake distance picked up the tune.
achievement earned
Kept It Between the Lines: You crossed your first state line with freight aboard. One side to the other, you kept the rig between the lines and the load rode clean across the border.