Bernie is spot on when it comes to where to look when you are driving. Your focus should be well in front of you. The further down a straight road you focus the less you will find yourself turning the wheel right and left and the more you'll find you are staying in your lane.

Bernie, I do for some of my inspection customers. I like to do the training with the spouse. When it comes to getting into some camp sites, both the spotter and driver have to understand how the process is done.

As for licensing, I'm not a big fan of what is typically nothing more than a tax. I think a better approach is to make the driving skills information widely available. I do believe drivers MUST understand air brakes and testing them. Few motorhome owners do a brake bleed down test or even know what it is. I know you'll disagree given your business. Let me ask if you let your driver's park next to a SWIFT driver ;-) Today, many newer CDL holders suck at driving.