Were there trucks with only one driver or do they just use fewer trucks?
When I went it was fully booked but I wound up alone in my/their truck. If you don’t attend the dinner (which is very good) the night before you won’t meet anyone to buddy up with and will end up with a straggler or in my case I felt at first like Forrest Gump when he tried to sit on the school bus. “Seat’s taken.”
I did go to dinner they held but due to severe accident on highway on way there, we were almost an hour late. Everyone had, unbeknownst to me, used the gloryholes in the bathroom stalls already and buddied up.
I think someone didn’t show so I was odd man. Believe me, I was thrilled as I got twice as much driving time as everyone else and I wasn’t forced to smell anyone’s farts from night before nor make BS small talk.
I didn’t get to do twice as much on handling course or very lame jumps but it was in the mountains, the real fun part, that when they would radio to stop and switch drivers, I didn’t have to.